Explore deep caves and scale towering cliffs on this top-secret coasteering route in Newquay, Cornwall.
Tackle the hidden coves and cliff faces of Newquay's Adventure Gulley on this coasteering course in Cornwall.
An exclusive secret, pioneered by a team of adventure nomads, take off from Towan Beach to explore the slews, wash throughs and rapids of this exciting cave and cliff coasteering excursion. Take a leap of faith as you tombstone into aquamarine pools and meet the area's curious seal population that regularly pop up to say hello! A two-hour adventure conveniently located just minutes from the iconic Gazel Headland, the peninsula offers some of the most beautiful yet ecologically diverse and historically fascinating coasteering routes in Europe.
Location
A secret location only known by a select few, this coasteering course in Newquay is located just minutes from Towan Beach. Using a rocky outcrop known as Smeagol’s Perch, this cliff and cave route in Cornwall explores old smugglers' caves and is a sanctuary for the area's resident seal population. Newquay’s Gazzle Headland is famed for its sea cliff jumps, rapids and whirlpools - with many areas inaccessible at high tide.
Activity
A two-hour coasteering course along a route just minutes from Towan Beach, meet your instructor at the activity centre and kit up for this cliff and cave adventure. Follow the lead guide who will help you master skills like wild swimming, technical traversing (horizontal climbing), caving, how to negotiate sluices, natural rapids and big wash through. A multi-sensory experience for the fit and fearless, this Cornish cove route will have you clambering up through caves deep in the bedrock and leaping out into crystal blue plunge pools! A secret spot, you won’t see any other coasteer groups down there, just plenty of natural wildlife and even some friendly seals!
Conditions
Coasteering combines sea swimming, low-level climbing, traversing, natural rapid riding and ledge leaps into deep water plunge pools. Coasteering tackles a rugged coastal route so you will need to bring a pair of lace-up shoes with hard soles. With less sea swimming involved on the, you’ll be confronted by an awesome cave with taxing yet fun traverses and an epic jump into a deep-water gulley.
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Practical information
Introduction to coasteering techniques
- Ocean safety
- Wild swimming
- Rapid riding
- Cliff jumping
- Basic rock climbing
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Participants must be able to swim a minimum of 50 metres
Activity time & location subject to tides and weather restrictions - please confirm with your instructor prior to arrival.
- Coasteering Guide
- Equipment/Protection (wetsuit, life jacket, helmet etc.)
- Transport to Towan Beach
- Lace-up shoes
- Swimwear/Towel
- GoPro/Camera
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