Team Building Activities Perth

Invest In Your Staff, Invest in Adventure.

Transform your corporate team-building activities in Perth from “meh” to “yeah!” with CityDays!

Our team-building activities in Perth give you the chance to boost performance, identify development opportunities, and promote a better workplace culture. Here’s how.

Teams, Memes & A Competitive Scene

Look, competition isn’t a dirty word. It’s not always about crushing the opposition either.

Our team building activities in Perth give your colleagues a chance to prove themselves as a team. Everyone gets equal participation and every team member is a vital part of securing a win. Because just like in the office, no team building day can function without the many personalities that make your business what it is: a winner.

By putting your coworkers on the front line on one of our outdoor escape room challenges, walking tours or urban adventures, you get to see in real-time just how capable they are of problem-solving, working together, prioritising, delegating, and participating.

If Sun = Fun, Perthians Have The Most

Maybe the secret is being geographically closer to Bali than Canberra, but Perthians are treated to the most sun (and therefore the most fun) in Australia. 

It could also be that we have healthier air than the rest of the country, too - Perth racks up 365 good quality air days every year. But we don’t make the most of it. The average Aussie typically spends around 90% of their time indoors. 

Our urban adventures, scavenger and treasure hunts, and outdoor escape rooms are designed so that your staff get off their butts and into the outdoors. Why? Because fresh air helps you breathe better, sleep better, keep depression at bay, and improves your emotional wellbeing. And who doesn’t want that?

Work With What You’ve Got

It doesn’t matter if you’re a global megacorp or a small business with just a handful of staff. We’ve seen incredible results from big and small teams alike.

Because we offer versatile routes (and give you the chance to let us create one just for you), you can be sure you’re getting VIP treatment. If your business is based in Perth or you have an office there, treat them to a gift they can treasure for life: an adventure with their coworkers. 

Old, New, The Trusted Few

We’ve seen exponential growth in our team building activities in Perth and around the world - but we haven’t lost our obsession with individual cities.

When we sit down to create our trails, we hunt down the most interesting facts, landmarks, secrets and mysteries relating to a particular place. Stuff that nobody else bothers with - but once you know they’re there, you’ll never forget.

Let us show you the Perth you’ve never noticed (and then you can brag about it all you like to your mates, if you want. Our Insta stories are full of people doing that).

Perth’s Most Immersive Team Building Activities with CityDays

Try an Outdoor Escape Room in Perth

If we discount overtime, Aussies typically spend about a third of their day (7.36 hours) at the office. I don’t know about you, but I reckon that’s plenty. 

Break the rules by setting your colleagues free in an outdoor escape room through Perth’s streets. 

You still get all the puzzles, riddles, clues and collaboration but without the dusty, crusty interiors of an indoor space. You’ll still be racing against the clock but with an outdoor escape room, you can also make the most of bathroom breaks, a dose of vitamin D, fresh air and interact with Perth’s landmarks, history and culture (which are still there when you’ve finished playing). 

Try a Perth Urban Adventure

How much do you really know about Perth? 

We’re guessing not as much as you could. There’s heaps of stuff hidden in plain sight all over Perth - it could be a plaque, sculpture, a piece of street art or even just a weird fact about the street name, but the only way you’ll find out is by taking on one of our Perth urban adventures. 

Let your colleagues in on the secrets and discover Perth together by undertaking one of the best corporate team building activities in Perth. 

Unusual Facts About Perth

While your business is busy delivering quality products and services in your unique area of expertise, we’re busy crafting trails and games that bring people together, challenge them, teach them a thing or two, and of course, allow them to have fun.

Our team building activities in Perth are designed to do all of those things and take the pressure off of you, the organiser. Because that’s what we do.

We’ve helped numerous Perth businesses craft their perfect team building days, and if you want a sneak peek at the effort we go into to do it, check out these unusual facts about Perth…

1 The First Woman Elected to Australian Parliament Went to School in Perth

Her name was Edith Cowan and she was born in Geraldton, Western Australia. 

You probably recognise her from Aussie $50 banknotes because it was embroiled in a bit of a scandal a few years ago…

If you don’t remember, in 2018 the Reserve Bank of Australia printed 46 million new $50 banknotes at a cost of $2.3 billion. The new $50 notes contain the word “responsibility” three times on the new  notes and it was misspelled all three times, instead reading “responsibilty”. Oops! 

2 About 60% of The World’s Population Share a Timezone With Perth

Despite being the second most isolated city in the world (Honolulu takes first place), Perthlings should feel a little less lonely knowing 60% of the world are on their wavelength.

Countries such as China, Singapore, and Malaysia all wake up and go to bed at pretty much the same time as Perth does. 

3 Perth Got Its Nickname From an American Astronaut

You may or may not know that Perth is sometimes called “The City of Light” - but when you find out why, you might want to start using it.

In 1962, the American astronaut John Glenn was on a mission to orbit Earth - and he caught a glimpse of Perth from his window on the Friendship 7 aircraft. The adorable Perthians below had switched on all their lights to send a quick g’day to the lonely fellow flying above them - leading to the nickname “City of Light”.