Escape from the Golden Hinde

Escape from the Golden Hinde is a unique escape room set on a full-scale replica of the famous galleon that circumnavigated the globe in the 16th century. Located at St. Mary Overies Dock near London Bridge, the experience challenges teams to solve puzzles and complete tasks to 'escape' the ship within 60 minutes. The setting is incredibly authentic, with low wooden ceilings, creaking decks, and period-appropriate props that transport you back to the Elizabethan era. The game is designed for groups of 2-6 players and requires teamwork and problem-solving. What makes it distinctive is the historical context: you're not just in any escape room, but on a real ship that has sailed the world and appeared in films. The experience is both thrilling and educational, offering insights into life at sea during Drake's voyage. After the game, you can explore the ship's decks and learn more about its history.

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• Solve puzzles in a historically accurate ship setting
• Work as a team to escape within 60 minutes
• Explore the ship's decks after the game
• Learn about Elizabethan maritime history from knowledgeable staff

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Know before you go

• Teams of 2-6; smaller groups may be paired with others.
• Arrive 15 minutes early for briefing; lockers provided for bags.
• The ship can be chilly; bring a light jacket.
• No photography during the game, but you can take photos after.

A bit of history

The Golden Hinde is a replica of Sir Francis Drake's flagship, launched in 1973. It has sailed over 140,000 miles, including a reenactment of Drake's circumnavigation. The ship is now a museum and event space.