Book Halloween Treasure Hunt tickets and set sail on a spooky family adventure in the New Forest
If you're searching for family-friendly Halloween activities in Hampshire, the Halloween Treasure Hunt from New Forest Activities offers a unique way to explore the beautiful Beaulieu River. Grab your favourite Halloween costume, hop aboard a stable Canadian canoe and head out in search of hidden treasure, tasty treats and spooky surprises.
- Enjoy a two-hour guided canoe adventure on the Beaulieu River
- Search the riverside for hidden Halloween treasure and candy
- Take part in a family-friendly Halloween experience suitable for all ages
- Paddle stable Canadian canoes with expert guidance throughout
- Admire stunning scenery and local wildlife along the river
- Halloween treats included for all participants
Halloween Treasure Hunt on the Beaulieu River
- Age Suitability: Suitable for all ages
- Duration: Approximately 2 hours
- Location: Beaulieu River, New Forest
- Tickets Include: Guided canoe tour, canoe equipment, Halloween treasure hunt and Halloween treats
Paddle in search of Red Beard's hidden Halloween treasure
The infamous pirate Red Beard has hidden his treasure somewhere along the Beaulieu River and it's up to your crew to help find it. Navigate the river aboard stable Canadian canoes as you search for clues and discover hidden Halloween treats along the way.
With expert guides leading the adventure, no previous canoeing experience is required. Simply climb aboard and enjoy a relaxed journey through one of the New Forest's most beautiful waterways.
As you explore the river, keep your eyes peeled for wildlife, enjoy the spectacular scenery and see if your little swashbucklers can uncover the hidden treasure before time runs out.
Costumes are highly encouraged, making this one of the most memorable Halloween days out in Hampshire for families looking for something a little different.
Book your Halloween Treasure Hunt tickets today and prepare for spooky sights, hidden treasure and a Halloween adventure you'll be talking about long after you've returned to shore.