Guests in a group should come to the party wearing clothes people wear in that continent. For instance, a guest belonging to Asia could come in a Japanese kimono, or Dutch clothing and wooden shoes for Europe. The group then gets a list of things to look for in different locations. The things they will look for should be things that represent their continent assignment.

Flags can also be used in place of the different hidden items. The group should correctly identify each flag as their own. Make sure each group searches for equal number of items. This isn’t possible if you’re having them search for flags, because some continents have very few countries. Supply the deficiency with items from that continent.

Finally, the food you prepare should have international touch to it in keeping with the theme.

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Costume parties are loads of fun, but it will be more fun if you combine it with a little Scavenger Hunt. A Costume Scavenger Hunt Party lets your guests enjoy the fun they get from Scavenger Hunts and Costume Parties at once. Here’s how it works.

First, you need to create different characters for each of your guests to pick or assign them each with one. Each character has its own costumes, accessories and even hairstyles. These are the items they will need to put on to look like their assigned characters, but first they have to look for them. A map pointing to the hiding locations for each character should be given to each guest.

Examples of characters are Santa Claus, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Michael Jordan and even Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Mozart, for example needs a wig, 18th century clothing, music sheets. Michael Jordan needs his #23 Jersey, shorts, basketball while Michael Jackson his shiny coat and pants, wig etc.

Make sure every character has equal numbers of props/costumes.

At the finish line the hunters should have worn all their costumes they have found. When everyone has finished looking, the costume party has begun.

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Make your next party a little less boring than before by throwing a Scavenger Hunt Party. Now you will be the talk of the town because your guests won’t soon forget all the fun memories they had at your celebration. First, you have to decide on a theme. An example is the Pirates Theme.

You should start by making invitations that have the theme design. A cool idea would be a message in a bottle. Place your note in a small bottle, put some sand in it, cover it with cork. The recipient’s name should be on a tag hanging by the bottle’s neck. Design the bottle with skull marks or anything that will make it look the theme.

Have your guests come in Pirate costumes, or better yet create simple costumes for them to wear. It could be pirate hats, printed with a skull and crossbone design, a hanky around their head, or black eyepatches and a hook in place of the hand.

Give them a list of things to look for; objects you hid in different loactions. Point them to the items by giving them a map of the locations. An old cloth map, the one you see in pirate movies would be cool. And since they are pirates, make the objects in keeping with the theme, items that would normally be associated with pirates.

Here are a few examples:

skull, treasure chest, pirate flag, anchor, ropes, goldbars, jewels(fake or course), pearls, paddle, captain’s hook, guns, swords, parrot and gold coins.

It is up to you to set the rules or modify anything to your liking. The finish line should be the party itself where you could eat and talk about the fun time you had during the hunt.

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Make your church the starting point. Each team of five should carry a video camera to record the tasks they will do during the course, this will also serve as verification because you are not collecting any stuff in this Scavenger Hunt. The more teams competing, the better. Geographical and time limits should be set and observed.

1. Get a stranger to recite to you John 3:16 (no coaching)

2. Find a person named after any of the twelve disciples and have him introduce himself on camera.

3. Find a teenager who can sing with you “Amazing Grace”

4. Find a man in his fifties and ask him who is the Bible character that was put in a basket as a baby and hidden along the Nile.

5. Get a stranger to name all three wise men.

6. Find a child to tell you his favorite Bible character and why.

7. From makeshift materials create something that symbolises Christianity.

8. Team members trade shoes.

9. Find a good deed and record it on camera.

10. Seriously now, pray for a stranger.

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Here’s an example of a checklist you can use.

1. Have a guy put make up on you.

2. Have a guy buy you vodka and make him drink it.

3. Dance with a police officer in uniform.

4. Do a pole dance using a flag pole in a public place.

5. Get a piggyback ride from a stranger from one point to another.

6. Ask for some guy’s cologne and spray/apply it on you.

7. Convince a guy or two to buy food for all your girlfriends.

8. Ask a guy to give you his belt for you to keep.

9. Find a French man or some guy who can speak French and have him speak to you in the language.

10. Have a guy put a tattoo on your leg using an ink marker/ball point pen.

11. Ask a guy to show you his belly button.

12. Ask a guy to reenact with you the scene from “Titanic” where Rose says “I’m flying…”

13. Trade shoes with a guy and walk with him for five minutes.

14. Confront a guy from a group and tell him you’ve been looking all over for him, and call him “Chad”.

15. Ask a guy to practice walking down the aisle with you.

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A fun way of conducting an Adult Scavenger Hunt is, instead of just looking for objects, have your teams shop for items from a list. This Scavenger Hunt will test the teams’ creativity and resourcefulness in certain situations.

It can either be played against teams or individuals. And just like any Scavenger Hunt a location where to do the bargain shopping should be set, as well as the duration of the hunt. A big shopping mall is a good example of a venue since there are a lot of things that can be found there, and not everything is easily located. A specified budget may be observed. But for economic reasons, and for fairness, have the teams bargain shop. For instance, you could have them scour the place for the cheapest necklace or the cheapest coffee. Require a receipt to prove each item’s price.

You can challenge them by listing an item that is usually expensive, say, an electronic gadget. The teams will have a blast sharing their experiences after, and their discoveries of the best places to shop for a particular item.

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If you’re looking for a great bonding activity for your family reunion, staff retreat, group event or any get-together then this Photo Scavenger Hunt idea is the perfect one for you. All you have to do is to divide the group into even teams, provide them with cameras and their copy of the list they will act out below. You also have to set the place and time when the game should be over. It is up to you to set the boundaries where they should accomplish the tasks or don’t set any boundaries at all. Nevertheless, you have to keep in mind the safety of each participant, especially younger ones.

Have one of your group members photograph each of the following scenes as you act them out. The more creative the better.

1. A rock band.

2. Fashion magazine pose.

3. “With great power comes great responsibility”

4. Fans behind a railing spotting their favorite celebrity.

5. “The tribe has spoken…”

6. Passengers jammed in a subway train.

7. Another day at the office.

8. A scene from the Bible.

9. Drowzy animals in the Zoo.

10. Hungry yet happy.

11. Spell the word “HELP” using every team member as letters.

12. Ballerinas

13. Protest against cafeteria food.

14. Club scene.

15. Alien Versus Predator

Make sure that every team member gets to participate in the acting, so take turns at the camera.

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1. Go to barnesandnoble.com and search for the books “Eclipse”¹ and “The Pillars of the Earth”² and get the sum of their pages.

2. Count all the tracks in the Les Miserables 10^th Anniversary DVD and subtract it from the answer you previously got.

3. Add the number of Grammy Awards won by Alison Krauss.

4. Subtract the number of letters of the title of the famous song from Mary Poppins that starts with “S”.

5. Add the baptismal year of William Shakespeare.

6. Multiply it by the number of sons of Adam and Eve.

7. Subtract the cube of the number of “A”s in the word which is Garfield’s favorite food.

8. Go to orchestra.com and find the number of instruments under woodwinds in a typical symphony orchestra then add this to the previous answer.

9. Add the number of all the teams listed on nba.com.

10. Send your final answer to (your email here).

¹Published August 2007

²Published July 1990

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The first clue should instantly tell them about your purpose, that you want them to pursue the clues until the last one. The most important thing is, you should leave the clue in a place where they are sure to see it. And the clue should be obvious that they may not accidentally throw it away because of its discreetness.

For a more exciting and fun Scavenger Hunt, have them do things before reading the next clue or before proceeding with the course. You can have them change clothes say, into formal attire if the final destination is a dinner date, or even less of what they are already wearing, depending of course on your planned conclusion.

Don’t forget to set the mood. A soft music playing in the background, or their favorite rock and roll tune would surely make the Scavenger Hunt worth doing. Of course that’s if your location is indoors. But you can always extend your venue and make them search further, which is more exciting. Only you have to make sure your clues are safely hidden and inaccessible from other people outside of the Scavenger Hunt. And don’t make the Scavenger Hunt too long, or they might give up halfway through it. Although don’t make it too brief.

All it takes is a bit of creativity and your Adult Scavenger Hunt will surely be memorable.

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A clean and fun Scavenger Hunt is always perfect for any Bachelorette Party. Below is a list of tasks you can use on your Bachelorette Scavenger Hunt. You may do the tasks as one group or divide your girlfriends into competing teams. Video cameras or digital cameras are necessary to perform some of the tasks and record the whole activity. The teams should meet at a specific place and time set. The team with the most completed tasks wins.

1. Find and interview the oldest couple you could find. Get their names, ages and the year they were married.

2. Get the business cards of three bachelors and ask them to write their mottos on the backs.

3. Find and purchase a poster of a romantic film.

4. Video tape or photograph one team member modelling a wedding dress.

5. Video tape or photograph yourselves reenacting a scene from a famous movie.

6. Video tape or photograph one team member wearing a men’s business suit.

7. Purchase a men’s health magazine.

8. Video tape or photograph one team member mixing drinks at a bar.

9. Find and purchase an Elvis Presley memorabilia.

10. Get a temporary tattoo on any visible part of your body.

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