
An independent treasure hunt–style task game in Old Jaffa, starting at the Clock Square and ending at the Flea Market. The activity is available for 14 days.
Want to take part in an experiential mission game in Old Jaffa? Looking for a different and special experience? Join an interactive tour/game in the style of a “treasure hunt” in Old Jaffa. Along the way, you will visit the most worthwhile sites in Jaffa, learn about them, solve riddles and challenges, send photos and videos, and receive points and a certificate at the end of the activity.
The activity begins at Clock Square and ends at the Flea Market, right nearby. There is plenty of parking in the area. At each station, you will receive explanations through rich media—video, text, and audio—as well as questions and challenges.
The activity is self-guided, meaning you will be on your own at the site and receive all the details on your mobile phone. The time you select during registration is not significant; you can start the activity at any time, preferably during daylight hours, within the 14-day access period you will receive.
After submitting each page of questions, you can see the scores of everyone playing with you that day. At the end of the game, you can also see the list of winners who played in the past. Thus, if several teams are playing today, you can compete against one another and against people who have already played.
The winners are those who answer the greatest number of questions correctly; time has no bearing on determining the winners.
After payment, you will receive the details needed to open access on the website. This may take up to 24 hours, although it is usually immediate. It is recommended to purchase in advance. The game will be available to you for 14 days after purchase, so there is no pressure.
You can answer the game’s questions only once. The rest of the content will remain available after the game.
The game is suitable for adults and families, all year round and on every day of the week. The entire game is on foot and is not difficult. The route takes approximately an hour and a half, give or take, but it depends on you—take your time!
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