Beach Olympics - Minimum of 20 participants)

The largest sand box - the Beach - becomes the perfect playground for Olympic-style activities.

Morning, noon, or night, Fine Dining Guide & Destinations' (FDGD) two-hour Beach Olympics program, which consists of five team activities, can fit into any agenda or itinerary.

South Florida's pristine beaches set the background for beachfront and in-the-water adventures that include popular obstacle courses and relays, as well as other activities that not only bring out the child in each one of us, but also creates group - bonding experiences.

To follow is a few of our Beach Olympic activities:

Balloon Busters
Teams are given a towel and a set of balloons filled with water. Teams must bounce their balloons from one end of the beach to the other end of the beach without bursting any of their balloons.

Flippin' Out
The teams will race from the shore to the water, swimming out into the sea and around buoys, and back to the shore. The catch is that team members must wear masks, inner tubes, and flippers, making the mere task of running in the sand all its "quacked" up to be.

Obstacle Courses and Relays
A race of varied skills and action where each team runs against each other through a course of cones, inflated tubes, through hoops, and many more obstacles with a sprint to the finish. Themed and customized obstacle courses and relays are available. Please contact us for a list of these activities.

Sand Sculpture or Castles in the Sky
Teams are given one bucket and one shovel. Teams must create and build a sand sculpture (according to the theme given). In the Castles in the Sky event, teams have 10 minutes to build the tallest sand castle possible using only shovels, buckets and their hands.

Ten Down Under
Teams have 10 minutes to bury as many team members as possible up to their necks in sand.

Tug-of-War and Horseshoes
These traditional games will be enjoyed by all. While tug-of-war tests a team's coordination and strength, horseshoe pitching, which dates back to 1910, will require balance, control, footwork, follow - through, timing and rhythm.

Scoring
Teams are given points for each event. The team that accumulates the most points is the winner.

For more information on our various Beach Olympics, a detailed list of activities, or to customize a beach package, please contact us at 305-856-1422 or 800-260-9347.

Build Your Own Boat - (Minimum of 20 participants)

The perfect beach or lake activity …

Whether the group is small or large (up to several hundred), the Build Your Own Boat activity is sure to be an adventure, keeping participants highly engaged and working together to have fun and learn effective team strategies.

Groups are broken up into small teams to build the most seaworthy vessel. All teams are provided with the same resources: duct tape, pvc materials, ropes and more. The end product must be paddled and powered by members of the group.

The Boat Adventure can be tailored to include any or all of the following:

• Various competitions such as fastest boat or best looking


• Teams can be judged on creativity, originality and speed


• It can be a collaborative effort in which the goal is for the boat to float as many people as possible or to share all resources so that all boats float successfully


• Groups with budgets can incorporate the planning of what to buy and as part of the activity

For more information on the Build Your Own Boat program, please contact us at 305-856-1422 or 800-260-9347.

Recognition and Awards Ceremony
Following the Beach Olympic games, a formal awards ceremony will be held. In addition to placement awards, each team will be recognized with spirit awards and other fun titles. For the closing ceremony, companies can choose to add on a fireworks show or balloon release to top off the occasion.

Extras
From t-shirts to bandanas to other memorabilia, ask your FDGD representative about premium items for team members.