Bear Grylls Adventures Offer

Looking for a new team outing idea or somewhere to try out yourselves?

Colmore BID have negotiated a special offer for our readers so you can kick start the new year with some adrenaline filled activities. Save 15% off all activities booked before the end of March.

Bear Grylls Adventures has 8 awesome challenges inspired by Bears love of adventure. Test your limits and work together to tackle the Basecamp challenges. Work your way through the Survival Maze, solve Escape-Room challenges, scale the obstacles of their Assault Course inspired by the Royal Marines and get a score to be proud of at Targets Archery.

Our special offer is just £17 pp for 4 basecamp activities (or £16pp for groups of 11+) includes free digital photos.

For even more adventure, visitors can choose to add on rock climbing, an iFLY indoor freefall experience , the highest high ropes in Europe

and our diving experience where you can Scuba or snorkel in our tropical tank together with more than 1,000 different fish, 10 black tip reef sharks and rays.

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Group sizes from 11 – 1500. Sessions can last from 90 mins – all day. For more information on Teambuild events email teambuild@beargryllsadventure.com

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