Cornwall Coasteering
Caves, coves, and climbing on Cornwall’s coast!
Humans have always loved exploring and adventuring, some more than others, and caves and coves were once our homes before we learnt how to build houses and move materials around. So, it makes perfect sense that it is an innate feeling to want to tickle our brains with a bit of daring adventure, and that is exactly what Cornwall coasteering is all about.
Cornwall’s stunning jagged coastline is the perfect spot for a bit of coasteering. With this awesome experience, you’ll get to climb rocks and explore caves along the stunning Cornish coast, getting a chance to see the best of the British coast from a brand-new angle (and get a natural gym sesh in too)!
This exciting adventure will take you to an exclusive secret location along the Newquay coast where you will be confronted with a huge natural cave ready to be explored. With plenty of advice from your guide, you’ll be able to scale walls, look out for tides and rapids, jump into crystal-clear, secret plunge pools and a gully, and get to know the local marine wildlife up close and personal.
All you’ll need is your swimsuit, towel, and a thrill-chasing attitude to really enjoy your time in Cornwall coasteering, as everything else will be provided for you by your guide. This adventurous excursion is available all year round, whether you fancy a cold dip in the winter months or a fun way to cool off in summer, coasteering in Cornwall is a great addition to your adventuring trip.
How to get there
Newquay train station is a 15-minute walk from the meeting point, through the main town. Parking is available at the recommended hotels as well as the nearby Tower Road car park.
Where to eat
After a morning of coasteering, why not have one of the best meals Newquay has to offer at Cove24 and enjoy a stunning meal and cocktails.
Accessibility
Due to the physical nature of this event, it is not suitable for wheelchair users, pregnant people, or those with back or heart problems or other serious medical conditions. It is also advised that participants be of ‘moderate physical fitness’.
