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Use an app, a few wits and quick feet to survive a playful zombie apocalypse through the streets of historic St. Augustine. This 1-hour, self-guided scavenger hunt turns colonial plazas and coquina walls into strategic checkpoints—perfect for groups looking for an active, urban adventure.
Use an app, a few wits and quick feet to survive a playful zombie apocalypse through the streets of historic St. Augustine. This 1-hour, self-guided scavenger hunt turns colonial plazas and coquina walls into strategic checkpoints—perfect for groups looking for an active, urban adventure.
You step off a sun-warmed brick sidewalk and into a different pulse of St. Augustine—Spanish-era buildings lean over narrow lanes, the Matanzas River glints nearby, and the city’s coquina ramparts seem to watch your route like a patient judge. The app buzzes; your team plots a route through plazas, past colonial stonework and tucked-away courtyards, collecting “survival” items and completing zombie-themed challenges against the clock.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · St. Augustine, Florida
You step off a sun-warmed brick sidewalk and into a different pulse of St. Augustine—Spanish-era buildings lean over narrow lanes, the Matanzas River glints nearby, and the city’s coquina ramparts seem to watch your route like a patient judge. The app buzzes; your team plots a route through plazas, past colonial stonework and tucked-away courtyards, collecting “survival” items and completing zombie-themed challenges against the clock.
This game plays out across streets with 450 years of layered history. St. Augustine, founded in 1565, wears its past in flagstones and coquina, a local shellstone formed when seas rose and fell long before the city’s first wooden forts. Cultural fixtures—from the Castillo de San Marcos to the small artisan galleries on Aviles Street—become waypoints in a modern scavenger hunt that connects players to place as much as to play.
Expect an easy, self-guided walking hour with an app and remote host support. There’s no single route; strategy and local savvy win points. Participants should respect private property and busy sidewalks, and treat historic sites as you would any fragile resource—observe, don’t touch.
Practical advice: charge your phone, bring water, and pick footwear for cobbles and brief uneven stretches. Aim for mornings or late afternoons to avoid peak sun and tour groups. The experience is social and light on physical demand, making it a good pick for families, bachelorette groups, or anyone who wants a playful, place-based way to explore America’s oldest continuously inhabited European-founded city.
You’ll receive a message before your game with instructions and a link to start; if you don’t, contact the provided support number to get set up.
No—this is a self-guided, app-based experience with a remote host available via chat for questions or troubleshooting.
Yes—infants and small children can use strollers and the route is family-friendly, though some sidewalks are narrow or uneven.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled time; otherwise standard refund rules apply.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off a sun-warmed brick sidewalk and into a different pulse of St. Augustine—Spanish-era buildings lean over narrow lanes, the Matanzas River glints nearby, and the city’s coquina ramparts seem to watch your route like a patient judge. The app buzzes; your team plots a route through plazas, past colonial stonework and tucked-away courtyards, collecting “survival” items and completing zombie-themed challenges against the clock.
You step off a sun-warmed brick sidewalk and into a different pulse of St. Augustine—Spanish-era buildings lean over narrow lanes, the Matanzas River glints nearby, and the city’s coquina ramparts seem to watch your route like a patient judge. The app buzzes; your team plots a route through plazas, past colonial stonework and tucked-away courtyards, collecting “survival” items and completing zombie-themed challenges against the clock.
This game plays out across streets with 450 years of layered history. St. Augustine, founded in 1565, wears its past in flagstones and coquina, a local shellstone formed when seas rose and fell long before the city’s first wooden forts. Cultural fixtures—from the Castillo de San Marcos to the small artisan galleries on Aviles Street—become waypoints in a modern scavenger hunt that connects players to place as much as to play.
Expect an easy, self-guided walking hour with an app and remote host support. There’s no single route; strategy and local savvy win points. Participants should respect private property and busy sidewalks, and treat historic sites as you would any fragile resource—observe, don’t touch.
Practical advice: charge your phone, bring water, and pick footwear for cobbles and brief uneven stretches. Aim for mornings or late afternoons to avoid peak sun and tour groups. The experience is social and light on physical demand, making it a good pick for families, bachelorette groups, or anyone who wants a playful, place-based way to explore America’s oldest continuously inhabited European-founded city.