Back to Basics Team Building Challenge: Off The Grid

We’ve created all our own team building experiences. They are unique to Elsewhere and we run them at all of our corporate retreats.

It’s time to put the iPhones to bed and unplug the laptops.

An electronic detox that’s just for starters.
You’re going to be completely removed from it all. No electricity, no gas. You’re going off the grid. You’ll be competing in teams and accumulating points across the 3 activities.

1. You’ll be fishing and foraging (depending on location)
2. Gutting fish and preparing wild mushrooms, building your own fires and bashers
3. Creating and hoisting your own flag

And then the whole team re-groups for your own beach/ field banquet (we even teach you how to gut your fish and can smoke cocktails with you if it’s that time of the day).

A rare opportunity to disarm and go back to basics. But don’t worry, you’re never more than 60 meters away from the WiFi…

More on Team Building by Elsewhere

We’ve created all our own team building experiences. They are unique to Elsewhere and we run them at all of our corporate retreats.

The watch-words for us are fun, authenticity and originality.
Find 2-4 hours at your offsite to get the energy levels up and have some fun.
We like to break you into smaller teams that collaborate or compete head to head.

Our big outdoor activities include Master Chef: Farmyard Edition challenge where teams have to find a cow and milk it, make butter, drive the tractor, collect the eggs and find the goat for some goat yoga.

And during Survive Amersham, teams are given CB radios and their tasks include cracking the morse code, building shelters, finding the fish and creating a meal (but not before Elsewhere’s famous fish-selfie), lighting a fire with no matches and creating a flag from bed sheets.

There’s lots more going on with both of these challenges and our team building events can last from 90 minutes up to 4 hours- all dependent on which team building session you go for and how it needs to work with your schedule.