This February Half Term, join The Historic Dockyard Chatham for an exciting encounter with the crafty Rat Pack. These wily rats have cleverly avoided the Rat Catcher and are hiding out this winter, but they've got an extraordinary experience planned for you.
For years, the Rat Pack has been guarding a fabled treasure – a map that unveils the site of the most remarkable shipwreck ever found. To stay ahead of the Rat Catcher, the rats have concealed parts of the map all around the Dockyard.
Now, the Rat Pack needs your assistance! Join the trail to assemble the missing pieces of the map and outsmart the Rat Catcher. Decode clues and uncover secrets that will lead you to your next grand adventure at the Dockyard.
Come and discover the mysteries waiting for you this February Half Term at The Historic Dockyard Chatham.
| Season (15 Feb 2025 - 23 Feb 2025) |
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