Eat, walk, boat

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    Looking for a company outing that defies categorization? One where you won’t be sitting still all afternoon, but also won’t have to sweat it out in a survival suit? Then Happen, Stappen, Varen is exactly what you’re looking for. Three elements, three completely different atmospheres—brought together in one surprisingly fun team outing. Great food, a beautiful walk, and a relaxing boat ride.

    How does it work? You start with a cozy appetizer at a charming restaurant (think: waterfront views, good coffee, something tasty on the table). Then you head into the city: strolling through hidden streets, charming squares, tackling special challenges, or simply catching up with colleagues outside the office walls. Halfway through… time to board! A rowboat, a canal cruise boat, or even an electric whisper boat—gliding past canals, bridges, or your city’s skyline. At the end? You’ll finish with a main course or dessert at another lovely spot. The best part of this outing is that the pace is nice and relaxed. No rushing, no fuss. Just enjoying each other’s company, being on the move, and

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    What can you expect?

    • Three elements, three completely different atmospheres.
    • The pace is nice and relaxed.
    • Along hidden streets and charming waterways

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    Eat, Walk, Sail: a company outing that feels like a mini-vacation

    You’ll gather at a pleasant location in the city, perhaps by the water or on a lively street. The atmosphere is immediately different from that of the office. No meeting rooms, no whiteboard, and no line at the coffee machine. Instead: a cozy eatery where the appetizer is already ready. Think of a snack platter, bruschetta, a soup, or a salad—something tasty to set the mood. Let’s take a moment to settle in. I want to catch up. To switch gears from work to “time off together.”

    Next, the second part begins: walking.

    Next comes the second part: walking. No long hikes or fitness trails, but a leisurely stroll through a beautiful city or nature reserve. Depending on the location, the route winds through old streets, over bridges, along canals, or perhaps even right through the greenery. You’ll discover places you usually just cycle past without really looking. And in the meantime… you might get in touch with that colleague from another department. Or discover that the office’s hidden talent is actually a walking quizmaster. If desired, small tasks or game elements can also be added to the route, but nothing is mandatory—everything is allowed.

    Next, the second part begins: walking.

    With a drink in your hand, the wind in your hair, and your team around you

    And then comes the best part: sailing. You board a sloop, a tour boat, or an electric boat. With a drink in your hand, the wind in your hair, and your team around you, you glide across the water. Through canals, across rivers, or perhaps even along the city skyline. That’s when that vacation feeling naturally sets in. Boating has a strange effect on people. They become calmer. Or perhaps even exhausted. But always: freer. The conversation takes a different turn. You connect in a way you don’t normally see. No agenda items, just stories. No KPIs, just stories. Eventually, the boat arrives at the final restaurant. Here is the main course—or perhaps a three-course meal if you really want to indulge. The atmosphere is now relaxed, stories are flowing across the table, and you realize that this was an outing that was effective. It wasn’t because it was impressive or full of adrenaline, but because it was genuine. Cozy. It’s surprising. Pure.

    With a drink in your hand, the wind in your hair, and your team around you
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    It combines three things into one outing: good food (snacking), a scenic walk (strolling), and a relaxing boat ride (cruising). No stress, no strenuous physical activity—just a fun, varied day with your coworkers.

    Yes, absolutely! That’s exactly what makes this outing so great. You don’t have to be a sports star or enjoy competition. The pace is relaxed and accessible, and everyone can join in—from interns to executives.

    It’s not a hike—just a leisurely stroll through a charming city or neighborhood. Routes can be adjusted to suit the group if needed.

    Sure, no problem. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal—just let us know in advance, and we’ll make sure everyone gets something delicious.

    Absolutely! Would you like a quiz, activities, live music on board, or a cocktail box on the boat? We can arrange it. We’d be happy to create a custom outing that’s perfectly tailored to your team.