UK · COASTEERING ADVENTURES
The 7 best coasteering adventures tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Newquay coasteering in Cornwall: 2 hours of cave scrambling, sea-tunnel skills, and crystal-water jumps with wetsuit gear and safety briefing.
“More demanding that I thought it would be but certainly pushed me . Great way to see the Cornish coast highly recommend”
2.5-hour Pembrokeshire coasteering from Stackpole Quay to Lydstep and Barafundle, with up to 30-foot jumps, caves, and wild swimming.
“Friendly and engaging instructors. Good introduction and stepped-training. Coasteering is a challenging activity and I recommend a good level of swimming fitness and overall physical strength to get the most out of it.”
Coasteering and optional cliff jumps along Cornwall’s rugged coast, with safety gear and expert guidance, for about 3.5 hours.
“Schitterende beleving en begeleiding. We hebben er fantastisch van genoten. Een absolute aanrader voor wie de Cornish kust eens op een meer avontuurlijke manier wil ontdekken”
Half-day coasteering from Tenby with an expert guide, wetsuit gear, and optional jumps, caves, and swim-throughs in Pembrokeshire.
“The coasteering was amazing and both my son and I loved it! Thank you to the whole team.”
Torquay coasteering in Devon’s UNESCO Geopark, 2.5 hours of jumps, swims, and climbs with pro gear and free photos for about $60.
“Guides were very knowledgeable, supportive, friendly Activity was amazing experience & they cater for all Views were stunning Photos were provided free of charge which is very rare nowadays”
Coasteering on Anglesey, North Wales: sea-cliff climbs, caves and jumps, all in a 3.5-hour small-group adventure with safety gear.
Coasteering at Hele Bay packs 3 to 33 foot jumps, cliff-level scrambling, and wavey gullies with Wales views, led by pros.
Four nations, and the best of what each one puts on.
