Awkward silence can derail a team-building event faster than you can say “This or that?”

Icebreaker questions can help cut through silences like a hot knife through butter.

Capturing your employees' attention with the right questions is critical for helping them get comfortable and open up in an icebreaker session. They ease tension and pave the way for new discussions and debates. 

When combined with fun icebreaker games, you’re creating an environment where your employees develop new skills, and have fun while they’re at it!

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What are the best icebreaker questions for work?

Choosing the right types of icebreaker questions for your event is critical as failing to strike the right chord with your group could leave them feeling awkward or disengaged. 

With countless icebreaker questions at your disposal, it’s up to you to decide which ones are most suitable for the type of event you’re hosting and the group you’re addressing.

To help you choose the right questions for your event, we’ve separated this list of over 300 icebreaker questions into these categories:

• Surf Office's favorite icebreakers
• Travel-related icebreaker questions
• Childhood and nostalgia questions
• Food and drink questions
• Hobbies and free-time icebreaker questions
• Pop culture and entertainment
• Technology and gadget questions
• Funny icebreaker questions
• “Would you rather…” icebreaker questions
• Reflective icebreaker questions
• Icebreaker questions for remote teams
• Quick icebreaker questions
• Ice-breaker questions for coworkers
• Strictly-business icebreaker questions
• Silly icebreaker questions
• Random icebreaker questions
• Christmas icebreaker questions

Our list of questions goes right across the workplace board, so let’s get into it!

Surf Office's favorite icebreakers

Kickstarting our list are 20 of our best go-to questions for simply breaking the ice. These are the tried-and-tested questions we’ve used at the office that create a positive buzz in the workplace atmosphere. They’re great all-round questions for bringing everyone closer together and injecting some fun:

• Who is your favorite video game character?
• What’s your favorite Olympic or Winter Olympic event?
• What “old person” habits do you have?
• Do you have any pets at home? If so, introduce us to them!
• What’s the weirdest talent or skill you have?
• If you could swap jobs with anyone in the world, who would it be?
• If you had to teach a class on one topic, what would it be?
• If you won the lottery tomorrow, what’s the first thing you’d buy?
• What’s a word or phrase you often/always mispronounce?
• If you could turn any mundane activity into an Olympic sport, what would you win gold in?
• If you could add a word to the dictionary what would you add and what would it mean?
• If you had to delete all but three apps from your smartphone, which ones would you keep?
• If you could bring back any fashion trend, what would it be?
• If you could meet any living person for dinner, who would you pick and why?
• Would you rather be invisible or be able to read minds?
• Crunchy peanut butter or smooth on your sandwiches?
• What’s one thing you want to do next year, and how will you start doing it?
• What’s something you love doing that most people don’t know about?
• What movie or book changed how you see the world?
• If you could live at any time, when would it be and why?

Travel-related icebreaker questions

People love opening up about their experiences, dreams and goals on the topic of travel. As time rolls by, more people than ever are able to travel around the world. Here’s a list of travel-related icebreakers to satisfy the globe-trotters in the office:

• Where’s the best place you’ve ever visited for a holiday?
• If you could teleport anywhere in the world right now, where would you go?
• Do you have certain apps you use for traveling?
• What’s the best foreign food you’ve ever had while traveling?
• Do you prefer the beach or the countryside?
• Have you ever been camping? What are your essential camping items?
• If you could learn any language from another country, which would you choose?
• Do you have any family members who live in a foreign country?
• Do you think there’s more benefit to traveling alone, or with a group?
• Have you ever celebrated a holiday in another country?
• What is something you’ve learned in another country that your country could benefit from?
• Have you ever received a piece of travel advice? What was it?
• Ever had a travel mishap that turned into a great story?
• How has travel changed your perspective on life?
• Ever had a travel experience that made you rethink your goals?
• Ever had an unexpected experience while traveling, like a detour that turned into a great memory?
• Can you think of a country in the future that will become a more popular travel destination?
• Of all the climates in different countries, which do you think best suits you?
• Would you ever try a hostel or shared room while traveling?
• Have you seen many content creators that are traveling around the world?

Childhood and nostalgia questions

Who doesn’t enjoy a little bit of team bonding while reminiscing on years gone by? The next set of questions focuses on nostalgia and memories from childhood to build personal bonds while shattering the ice:

• What was your favorite subject at school, and who was your favorite school teacher?
• What’s the naughtiest thing you got away with doing as a kid?
• What trendy phrase or expression did you use the most when you were younger?
• How did you spend early Saturday mornings? (Cartoons and cereal for us!)
• What always made you happy when you found it in your lunchbox?
• What’s the most memorable birthday party you had as a child?
• Did you have a favorite toy or stuffed animal growing up?
• Were you closer with your siblings when you were younger, or older?
• What’s a childhood snack or treat you still love?
• Did you have a secret hideout or special place as a kid?
• Did you collect anything as a kid, like Pokemon or Match cards?
• What’s a rule your parents had that you hated but now understand?
• Who was your best friend growing up, and what did you love doing together?
• What’s a family tradition from your childhood that you still cherish?
• What’s the first memory you can recall?
• Did you have a favorite book or bedtime story as a kid?
• What’s a skill or hobby you picked up when you were younger, but stopped doing?
• Did you ever win an award or trophy as a child? What was it for?
• What’s something you thought was “cool” as a kid that you laugh about now?
• What’s a school project you look back at and feel particularly proud of?

Food and drink questions

They say that the way to a person’s heart is through their stomach. If this is true, the next set of icebreakers will certainly help your teams grow closer and have them bonding over the things they love to eat. Try these out with your teams today!

• Which country in the world do you think has the best food?
• If you had to eat one meal for the rest of your life what would it be?
• You can only have one condiment or table sauce for the rest of your life. Which one do you choose?
• Do you have a guilty pleasure food that you eat as a reward?
• Do you prefer pies to be sweet or savory?
• Do you enjoy cooking or baking? If so, what’s your signature dish?
• Have you ever taken a cooking class or food workshop?
• If you could dine at any famous restaurant, which one would it be?
• What’s one food you can’t stand?
• Is your McDonald’s order the same today as it was when you were a child?
• Do you prefer a fancy dining experience or a cozy homemade meal?
• If you could learn to cook one international dish perfectly, what would it be?
• Who do you think is the greatest chef to ever live?
• Have you tried any wild-tasting foods like durian or Vietnamese fish paste?
• What’s an online food trend you’ve tried and loved (or hated)?
• What’s the most adventurous meal you’ve ever cooked?
• Who did most of the cooking in your house growing up?
• Do you prefer coffee, tea, or something else to start your day?
• Have you been to a country with a street-food culture? What did you think?
• Have you ever tried a food challenge (like eating a giant breakfast or insanely spicy wings)?

Hobbies and free-time icebreaker questions

One of the best ways people can connect is through the things they do outside of the office. Hobbies and passions we invest our time in to keep us motivated and connected with friends. Use these questions to delve deeper into the activities your teams enjoy outside of work:

• Do you have a favorite board game?
• Any hobbies you’ve seen online recently that were really strange?
• Does your favorite hobby have a club or membership group that you belong to?
• Ever thought about turning your hobby into a side hustle?
• Which hobby have you been doing the longest? Any you tried once or twice, then stopped?
• Do you prefer hobbies indoors or outdoors?
• If you could take up any hobby, regardless of cost, what would it be?
• What’s your biggest guilty pleasure that fills your free time? (We won’t judge!)
• Do you prefer active hobbies like hiking or calm ones like reading?
• What’s a childhood hobby you wish you had stuck with?
• Do you have a favorite book, movie, or show related to your hobbies?
• Have your hobbies changed over the years? If so, how?
• Have you ever picked up a hobby just because a friend recommended it?
• Do you have a collection of anything? If so, what is it?
• Do you prefer hobbies that involve learning or just pure relaxation?
• What’s the most expensive hobby you’ve ever tried?
• Is there a seasonal hobby you look forward to at a certain time of the year?
• Is your hobby more or less popular in other countries?
• Would you encourage children and those around you to get into the same hobby as you?
• What’s the longest time you’ve ever spent on a single hobby project?

Pop culture and entertainment questions

Pop culture and entertainment bring people together like nothing else. Whether it’s movies, music, or favorite TV shows, these questions are guaranteed to get jaws wagging in the office. Here are our best icebreaker questions related to popular culture and the entertainment we all enjoy:

• How often do you go to the cinema?
• Who was your first celebrity crush?
• If you could be the main character in any movie, who would you be?
• Which famous actor would play you in the movie of your life?
• If you could appear on any game show, which one would you choose?
• If you could only watch one TV show for the rest of your life, which one would you choose?
• What’s your favorite all-time movie quote?
• If you could direct a blockbuster movie, what would it be about?
• Are you a fan of going to the cinema alone?
• What’s your most-watched genre or category on Netflix?
• Do you think podcasts are now the best way to learn about a subject?
• What’s a movie you’ve seen multiple times and never get tired of?
• What’s the most underrated TV show or movie you’ve seen?
• Are there any books that stand out for you? 
• What’s a book or series you’d love to see adapted into a movie or show?
• Can you think of an example of a movie adaptation that surpassed the original book?
• What’s the most memorable live performance you’ve ever attended?
• What’s a movie or show you’re excited to watch soon?
• If you could live in any fictional world, which one would you choose?
• Who would play you in a movie about your life?

Technology and gadget questions

Technology has become a huge part of our lives, shaping the way most of us talk, socialize, and learn. These questions explore the possibilities in the tech and gadgets we use to make daily life easier. Let’s see how technology sparks creativity in your teams:

• Are you aware of any gadgets that are going to boom in popularity in the near future?
• What’s the most useful app on your phone right now?
• Do you prefer smartwatches or traditional watches?
• What’s the last piece of tech you bought? Give us a quick rundown of what it does.
• What kind of new gadgets do you think would exist in the world of the distant future?
• What’s a piece of tech you’ve had forever and still love?
• Have you ever tried virtual reality? What did you think of it?
• Are you team Android or iPhone?
• Have you ever learned a tech skill (like coding or graphic design)? Do you think online sites like Udemy are the future for learning these kinds of skills?
• Have you ever bought a gadget you thought was going to be great, but was actually a massive disappointment?
• Do you think AI will make life better or worse in the long run?
• If you could upgrade one household item with a futuristic spin, what would it be?
• What’s a piece of outdated tech you miss using?
• If you could program a smart assistant to do one unusual task, what would it be?
• Do you prefer reading on a tablet or a physical book?
• What’s the first piece of tech you remember using as a kid?
• If you could time-travel to experience the launch of any iconic gadget, what would it be?
• Have you ever built or repaired a gadget or piece of technology yourself?
• Can you think of a dream gadget that hasn’t been invented yet?
• Do you prefer streaming services or physical copies of movies and music?

Funny icebreaker questions

Sometimes, the best way to break the ice is with a good laugh. These questions are designed to build light-hearted energy and dismantle any walls your employees may have started building once they heard the words “team building.”

• What is the worst fashion decision you ever made?
• Which famous person, dead or alive, would like by your side during a zombie apocalypse?
• If you could change gender for a day what’s the first thing you would do?
• What’s your biggest irrational phobia and why?
• If you became president today, what’s the first bill you would pass?
• If you could have any superpower what would it be?
• What’s the weirdest food combination you secretly enjoy when no one’s looking?
• If you could be somebody else for a day, who would you be?
• If you were a wrestler what would your entrance theme be?
• If aliens landed on Earth today and offered to abduct you, would you go with them?
• If you could time travel, where is the first place you would go?
• If you could live in any historical period, which one would you choose?
• If you could be reincarnated as any animal, which one would you choose?
• What is the worst date you’ve ever been on and why?
• What’s a common phrase used in your family that nobody else uses?
• What are your most commonly used emojis?
• If animals could talk, which one would be the rudest?
• If you were a vegetable, which one would you be and why?
• What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever eaten for a dare?
• If you were a ghost, how would you haunt people?

“Would you rather…” icebreaker questions

When asked a “Would you rather” question, you must make an impulsive decision based on two equally appealing (or unappealing) scenarios. Questions like these can deliver great insight into someone’s preferences, moral code, ethics, and priorities.

They’re also great conversation starters. Because people tend to disagree, it can be fun to watch the debate ignite and evolve.

• Would you rather be stranded on a desert island alone or with your worst enemy?
• Would you rather be at the beach or in the mountains?
• Would you rather be great at physical activities but stupid or a genius with terrible coordination?
• Would you rather go into the past and meet your ancestors or go into the future to meet your great-great-grandchildren?
• Would you rather have more money or more time?
• Would you rather talk like Yoda or breathe like Darth Vader for the rest of your life?
• Would you rather be without elbows or knees?
• Would you rather lose the ability to lie or believe everything you’re told?
• Would you rather always arrive at a red light or experience slow internet every time the sun goes down?
• Would you rather speak to animals or know other people’s thoughts?
• Would you rather be always cold or always hot?
• Would you rather own a yacht or a private jet?
• Would you rather take the red pill or the blue pill when approached by Morpheus in the Matrix?
• Would you rather have lots of small bad things happen to you throughout the month or have one day per month where lots of bad things happen to you?
• Would you rather wear divers flippers or boxing gloves for the rest of your life?
• Would you rather only be able to whisper or only able to shout?
• Would you rather laugh every time someone said something sad or cry every time someone said something funny?
• Would you rather your life had a cinematic soundtrack or a sitcom laughter track?
• Would you rather live in Middle-Earth from The Lord of The Rings or the Wizarding World from Harry Potter? 
• Would you rather come face to face with a polar bear in the Arctic or a snake in the desert?

Reflective icebreaker questions

These are great questions to ask if you're looking to build deeper connections with your team. They can also help you to understand what makes your team members tick.

By understanding the thoughts, feelings, and aspirations of your workforce you can allocate tasks more effectively, cultivate a more engaging office environment, and build stronger interpersonal relationships.

• When you die, what do you want to be remembered for?
• What’s something you always thought you would do but never have?
• If you could give your child-self one piece of advice what would you say?
• When was the last time you felt like everything was going your way?
• What phrase or cliché do you most live by?
• What’s something you learned about yourself in the last three months?
• If you could see yourself through the eyes of somebody else for a moment, which person would that be?
• Which part of your personality do you usually hold back and why?
• What’s something that most people don’t know about you?
• What was the last thing you did that you were proud of?
• Can you think of a time you said “No” to something when you wished you said “Yes”?
• When was the last time somebody did something for you that you greatly appreciated?
• Who do you look up to most in life?
• What do you do to unwind after a long day at work?
• If you’re feeling down, what’s the simplest thing somebody can do for you to cheer you up?
• What’s something you couldn’t live without?
• If you could rid the world of one thing what would it be?
• What’s a small act of kindness you were once shown that you’ll never forget?
• What’s one activity that grants you pure escapism?
• What’s a common piece of advice you don’t agree with and why?

Icebreaker questions for remote teams

The benefits of remote work are gradually becoming indisputable, with remote companies experiencing perks such as increased employee satisfaction, lower employee turnover rates, improved performance, and more.

However, maintaining employee engagement has proved difficult for remote teams. It can be difficult for some remote teams to communicate as freely as they can while together on-site. Networks can shrink, and team leaders have to work harder to drive engagement.

Facilitating more frequent employee interactions with Zoom meetings, virtual team-building events and corporate offsite retreats is the solution. But with employees already spending hours staring at their computer screens, something more is needed to maintain engagement and keep screen fatigue at bay.

The following icebreaker questions are designed to get your virtual team-building event off to a flying start and hook your employees in those critical first seconds.

• What’s the most important thing you have on or near your desk right now?
• Can you give a summary of your go-to music playlist while you work?
• What’s one productivity tool you couldn’t live without?
• Are you more productive in the evening or the morning?
• Do you have any routines for improving your energy and focus?
• What is your go-to drink or snack while working?
• What’s one thing you wish could be automated about your job?
• Which website do you most often defer to when procrastinating?
• How do you get motivated for difficult tasks?
• What are some strategies that you’ve found to be helpful in your recent work?
• What’s a common slang phrase that’s used where you live and what does it mean?
• Would you rather someone took a boring task off your to-do list or invited you to participate in a project of great interest to you?
• Do you listen to music while you’re working? If so, what type of music do you most like to listen to?
• What goals are you currently working towards outside of work?
• What’s something that puts you in a state of flow?
• If you had a magic button on your desk that could bring you whatever you wanted, what would you summon?
• Do you have a desk mascot? If so, please show it to us and tell us more.
• Which strange position do you most commonly find yourself sitting in?
• Have you ever had any pets join your remote meetings?
• Be honest. How often do you work from your bed?

Quick icebreaker questions

Kicking off a meeting, brainstorming session, or interview with a quick icebreaker question is a useful way to relieve tensions from the get-go. 

These questions aren’t designed to spark an hour-long monologue about an employee’s crippling fear of Terracotta tiles. Rather, the answers should be quick and concise and offer a little insight into an employee's likes and dislikes.

• What’s your biggest claim to fame?
• What’s your best party trick?
• What is a weird fact that you know?
• Who is your favorite comedian?
• Who is your favorite actor?
• What is your favorite book?
• What is your favorite movie?
• What is your favorite song?
• Who is your favorite music artist?
• What is your favorite season?
• What is your favorite public holiday?
• What is your favorite animal?
• What’s the best place you've ever visited?
• What is your favorite musical instrument?
• What hidden talents do you have?
• What’s your favorite cuisine?
• What’s your biggest phobia?
• Are you a lone wolf or a social butterfly?
• What’s the last book you read?
• What’s your dream vacation destination?

Ice-breaker questions for coworkers

These fun "Who's most likely to" questions are designed for teams with pre-established relationships and a good level of understanding between one another. They’re particularly good to use at the beginning of a team-building exercise with smaller teams who’ve already witnessed each other's quirks and habits.

• Who’s most likely to make a cup of tea for themselves without asking anybody else?
• Who’s most likely to arrive late to the office?
• Which person would you rely on most to help you in a crisis?
• Who’s most likely to bring home-baked goods to the office?
• Who is the most productive at work?
• Who procrastinates most at work?
• Who is most likely to write a book?
• Who’s most likely to get too drunk at the staff party?
• Which person comes to work looking the smartest?
• Which person comes to work looking the most scruffy?
• Who drinks the most coffee?
• Who’s the most likely to win a wellness challenge?
• Who has the funniest laugh?
• Who would you sing a duet with at karaoke?
• What’s the simplest thing somebody can do to cheer you up at work when you’re feeling down?
• Who keeps their desk the tidiest?
• Who’s most likely to get into an argument with the manager?
• Who’s most likely to become a crazy cat lady (or man) when they’re older?
• Who would scream the loudest on a rollercoaster?
• Who has the biggest (and fullest) wardrobe in their bedroom?

Strictly-business icebreaker questions

Strictly business icebreaker questions are useful conversation starters that could be used before meetings or during an onboarding session to gain insight into the thoughts, feelings, and aspirations of your employees.

The answers you receive can be extremely useful and help to guide your decision-making. After all, your employees are more aware than anyone about areas of your company that require change or improvement.

• What motivates you most to come to work?
• What’s the most important thing about your job?
• Who has influenced you most when it comes to your work ethic?
• What was your first job and what was your experience?
• How do you prefer to start your day?
• What’s the worst job you ever had and what did you learn from it?
• Which professional skill are you currently working on?
• What’s one thing that surprised you about working for this company?
• What’s one improvement you would like to see at this company?
• What’s a work-related accomplishment you’re proud of?
• What thing do you do every day that often goes unnoticed?
• If you could change one thing about the office, what would it be?
• What’s your biggest pet peeve?
• If you were the manager for a day what would you change or do differently?
• Do you feel like your work is sufficiently acknowledged and rewarded?
• How can people come to you for help and what can you help with best?
• What’s your go-to tactic for unwinding after a stressful day?
• Who do you usually go to if you need help with a work-related task?
• In what kind of environment are you most productive?
• How do you motivate yourself to take on difficult tasks?

Silly icebreaker questions

Silly icebreaker questions allow your employees to express themselves with answers to unimportant questions. These questions are designed to be fun, with no right or wrong answer.

Asking some of the following questions will help your employees to learn something about their colleagues they may otherwise not have, in turn, creating new connections and stronger interpersonal relationships. 

• What was the moment you realized you were officially an adult?
• What’s the strangest tradition in your family?
• What’s the funniest nickname you’ve ever been given?
• If you were a gangster, what would your gangster name be?
• What is the best prank you ever pulled (or was pulled on you)?
• What’s the silliest thing you ever did when you were drunk?
• What sound or feeling gives you the shivers?
• Which accent do you find the least attractive?
• If you were alive in the middle ages how would you make your living?
• If you could go back to the Stone Age, what cave painting would you make to confuse future mankind?
• What’s an unusual skill you would love to master?
• If you could invent a holiday, what would people celebrate?
• Ever overheard someone talking about you in another language, without realizing that you understand what they’re saying?
• What’s the worst haircut you’ve ever had?
• If you could only wear one outfit for the rest of your life, what would it be?
• What’s the silliest excuse you’ve ever used to get out of something?
• If you had to replace your hands with objects, what would you choose?
• What’s the most ridiculous outfit you’ve ever worn?
• What’s the most random thing you’ve Googled recently?
• If you were a superhero, what would your ridiculous weakness be?

Random icebreaker questions

Asking random icebreaker questions can catch your employees off guard and test how they might react to unexpected scenarios. These questions are great for sparking open discussions about meaningless topics which can improve public speaking and debate skills.

• If you came home and found a penguin in your freezer what would you do?
• If the world was about to end in 24 hours, what would you do?
• If money was no object, what are the first three things you would buy?
• If you were suddenly shrunk to the size of a grain of rice, what would you do to draw attention to yourself?
• If your life was a musical, in what genre would you like the songs to be?
• If your house caught on fire, what’s the first object you would run to save?
• You walk into a pub and three people are sitting at the bar: your high-school bully, your ex-partner, and the local conspiracy theorist. Who do you talk to?
• If you could give a TED Talk on one thing, what would it be?
• If you could choose to stop aging at any age, which would you choose?
• If you could join mankind's maiden voyage to Mars, would you go?
• If you could have wings or breathe underwater, which would you choose?
• What do you think was the most important invention in history?
• If you could live in any cartoon world, which one would you pick?
• What’s the most random skill you’d love to learn?
• What’s your strategy for breaking an awkward silence?
• You walk into a bar and see your crush. She doesn't know who you are yet but you want to approach him/her. What do you say?
• If you could have one weapon in a zombie apocalypse what would you choose?
• If you had to choose, which animal would you say you most look like?
• Do you prefer texting people or using phone calls?
• You’re on the run from Interpol, where do you choose to hide?

Christmas icebreaker questions

The Christmas period is perhaps one of the most popular times of year to capitalize on shared feelings of togetherness with team-bonding activities. Whether you’re hosting an office Christmas party or a productive work retreat, having a few Christmas-themed icebreakers up your sleeve is always useful.

• If you could only listen to one Christmas song for the rest of your life what would it be?
• Are you more like Santa Claus or the Grinch?
• What thing did you do this year that would put you on the naughty list?
• If you could receive any present this year what would you get?
• What age were you when you stopped believing in Santa Claus?
• How did you find out that Santa Claus isn’t real?
• What do you like and dislike the most about the festive season?
• What’s your favorite part about Christmas dinner?
• If you could, would you ban Brussels sprouts forever?
• How big is your Christmas tree this year and where have you put it?
• Present a show-and-tell about your favorite Christmas decoration.
• What is your favorite Christmas movie?
• What’s the best Christmas present you ever received?
• Do you do all of your Christmas shopping online or in person?
• How early (or late) do you start preparing for Christmas?
• What snacks did you put out for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve when you were younger?
• What food is a must-have on a Christmas buffet table?
• Did you ever go abroad for Christmas? If so, where did you go?
• Have you ever received a present?
• What’s your favorite drink at Christmas time?‍

Icebreaker questions: are they useful for team building?

Icebreaker questions can serve a range of functions depending on which ones you choose but their potential for facilitating effective team building is limited. Ideally, icebreaker questions need to go hand in hand with team-building activities. That way, conversations flow between physical activities that draw people together.

Modern team-building activities aren’t the same cringe-worthy, trust-fall exercises they once were. Today, countless team-building activities have been developed to target specific skills such as problem-solving, public speaking, and communication, each one more unique, engaging, and effective than the last.

What is your team capable of? Find out with an offsite retreat

Icebreaker questions are a great way of building bonds in your teams, but a company team-building retreat is the ultimate way to accelerate your results. By extracting your workforce from their daily routine, you can create a purposeful agenda designed to smash your goals and unlock your team’s potential.

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• Expert retreat planning assistance? Of course, we have this covered! ✅
• Onsite support, tailored to your needs? Absolutely ✅

Surf Office has been hosting one-of-a-kind company retreats since 2013 and has since worked with leading organizations such as Google, Shopify, Stripe, and much more.

If you’re ready to strengthen your team with an experience they’ll never forget, contact us to start a non-binding discussion about your retreat.