Archery as a Team Event
You are looking for archery as a team event in Switzerland for your next corporate experience. From focused courses on Lake Lucerne to sporting highlights in the Bernese Oberland and nature experiences in the Rhine Valley – find the right programme from relaxed to action-packed. Discover this adventure between the Alps and the Jura. Compare profiles now and enquire about your preferred date with no obligation.
Switzerland at a glance
Inventory, capacities and offers in the region
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Archery in Switzerland
In Switzerland, you will currently find 13 providers for archery activities catering to groups of various sizes. The offering ranges from guided beginner sessions for small teams to multi-hour competitive formats with an instructor for larger groups. Many providers combine archery with additional outdoor elements such as forest courses or team challenge programmes.
As many archery facilities in Switzerland are operated outdoors, having a contingency plan for rain or thunderstorms is essential. Ask the provider specifically about covered shooting ranges or indoor alternatives – particularly in pre-Alpine regions such as the Bernese Oberland or the Mittelland, where the weather can change quickly. Also clarify whether the provider offers free rebooking in the event of bad weather or an indoor alternative at the same location.
For a guided archery session in Switzerland, the basic package typically costs around CHF 40–70 per person, including equipment hire and an instructor. Premium packages with a longer programme, a competitive format, and integrated catering typically range between CHF 90 and CHF 150 per person. Travel, additional supervision, and catering are often charged separately.
For groups of 10 or more, it is advisable to book at least 4–6 weeks in advance, as many providers have limited time slots and equipment available for larger groups. During the summer months from June to August, as well as around the peak corporate event season in autumn, popular dates are often booked up early. For events at weekends or on public holidays, you should plan 8–10 weeks ahead.
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