Highland Games
Fight like a true Scot
Fight like a true Scot

Highland Games
The Highland Games are a powerful and connective team building concept that brings out the true tribe feeling. Teams compete against each other in traditional, playful and sometimes tough challenges such as tree-trunk throwing, tug-of-war or slingshot shooting. Competitive, binding and always good for group dynamics, fun and team spirit.
How does this work?
After a short briefing, you will imagine yourself to be real Scots – including kilts and typical attire. Then the tests start: physical strength, clever cooperation and a good dose of fun will determine who wins. All scores are recorded live and at the end there is the big denouement: which team will be crowned clan champion?
Best of all? You don’t have to provide anything. We bring all the materials, from the trials and scoreboards to the Scottish outfits.

Highland Games – Rental Box
€220 per box (including all materials)
Experience the Scottish clan atmosphere…just at your location! Our Highland Games Rental Box brings this quintessential activity to you.
What’s in the box?

Highland Games with Sean Connery as facilitator
This activity is perfect to play on its own but is often chosen as part of our Team Challenge. Regardless of the formula chosen, Highland games remain an approachable way to have fun with colleagues or friends, by making balanced teams everyone can participate. The real Sean Connery is not here but our Teams Up monitors do bring the same charisma, humor and Scottish determination to guide your teams.
We organize our guided team-building events throughout Flanders. Discover the options in Antwerp, Ghent, Limburg, Flemish Brabant, West Flanders, or at your own location.

Highland Games & Hunger
Experience the atmosphere of the Scottish highlands with our Highland Games. In small teams you will compete against each other in playful strength and agility tests such as tug-of-war, tree-trunk throwing and much more. After the sporting effort, relaxation follows: our mobile pizza or BBQ oven will arrive on site and provide a tasty finale. While the ovens are running at full speed and chat with a drink in hand, you will enjoy fresh pizza or grilled specialties and the teams can chat about their achievements.
We’ll also bring this catering package right to you, no matter where in Flanders you’re located. See what’s available in Antwerp, Ghent, Limburg, Flemish Brabant, West Flanders, or at your own venue.
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Good question!
Highland Games is a team-building event in which teams compete against each other in traditional Scottish strength and agility challenges, such as log throwing, tug-of-war, and catapult shooting. Participants compete in kilts and traditional attire, while all scores are tracked live leading up to the grand finale: which team will be crowned clan champion? The concept focuses primarily on team spirit and group dynamics, not just raw strength. That’s because mental and agility challenges are also part of the course. You can choose to rent the Highland Games box yourself, opt for a guided session with our instructors, or combine it with catering.
Highland Games is a comprehensive team-building concept featuring traditional Scottish challenges such as log throwing, tug-of-war, and catapult shooting. At Teams Up, you can experience this in three different ways. The rental box is specifically the do-it-yourself version: you pick up the box yourself at one of our pickup locations and organize the activity entirely on your own using 8 ready-made challenges, kilts, a speaker with Scottish anthems, and a scoreboard. Ideal for smaller groups (up to 20 participants) who want to take the reins themselves—for example, for a birthday, bachelor/bachelorette party, or youth group event—at €220 per box. Think of it as a more compact version of the Highland Games we run as a team-building activity, designed to fit into a standard passenger car for pickup.
If you’d prefer to have a guide, one of our Teams Up instructors will come to your location to professionally lead the activity—featuring 9 challenges, a real finale, and plenty of humor and Scottish flair. This costs €35 per participant, with a minimum of 20 paying participants, and is the ideal choice for companies or larger groups that want everything taken care of. If you’d like to add a culinary finale, you can opt for the combo package with catering (€60 per person), which combines guidance with a mobile pizza or BBQ oven into a single all-inclusive package.
In short: the rental package is the entry-level option for those who want to organize the event themselves, while the guided and catering options are the hassle-free alternatives for those who prefer to leave everything to the professionals.
The rental box is designed for groups of up to 20 participants per box. For the guided package, the minimum is 20 paying participants, but there’s virtually no upper limit: we can duplicate all the activities and have experience with groups of more than 100 people. Just let us know your group size, and we’ll help you figure out the best setup. If you’re adding catering, the minimum number of paying participants is 15. Be sure to contact us if you have any questions—we’d be happy to work with you to see what’s possible.
Absolutely. In addition to the physical challenges, we also include tasks for the handy people and the strategic thinkers on the team, so that everyone can contribute in their own way. It’s all about teamwork and having fun, not about who’s the strongest. That’s why this activity works well for mixed groups with varying fitness levels. A balanced team composition is definitely recommended, and we’d be happy to help you with that.
A grassy field or spacious outdoor venue is ideal—the Highland Games are essentially an outdoor activity that requires sufficient space to move around freely so that the events can take place safely. In case of rain, we’ll simply carry on as planned (sturdy clothing and shoes are recommended); only in the event of a storm or extreme weather conditions will we work together to find an alternative. Upon request, we can provide tents so that some of the challenges can take place under cover.
Good to know
We use original materials such as tree trunks, ropes and weights so that you experience a true Highland Games atmosphere, without compromising safety.
Highland Games are ideal for outdoor play. In rainy weather we just play on – sturdy clothing and shoes are recommended. In case of storm or extreme weather conditions, we will look at an alternative together.
Wear comfortable athletic clothing and shoes that can take a beating. An extra set of clothes or rain gear can be useful in changeable weather.
Although some of the trials look tough, the main focus is cooperation and fun. The tests are structured so that anyone can participate, regardless of strength or fitness.
A grassy field or spacious outdoor location is ideal. We need enough free space to allow the games to proceed safely and give teams adequate freedom of movement.
Our instructors not only provide professional guidance, but also bring the necessary humor and Scottish atmosphere to make the competition extra lively.
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