moderate
2.5–3 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical condition with basic swimming ability.
Experience the thrill of coasteering along North Devon’s rugged coastline with expert guides. Jump, scramble, and swim through stunning sea caves and rocky coves—an adventure of a lifetime!
Age 8+! • 3 Hours • Adrenaline, Landscapes & Fun!!
Experience the thrill of coasteering in North Devon, where you'll scramble along stunning rock faces and leap into the sea from exhilarating heights. Suitable for ages 8 and up, each 2.5 to 3-hour session is led by expert instructors, ensuring safety and unforgettable adventure in a breathtaking coastal setting.
2.5 - 3 hours
The minimum age is 8 years
What is Coasteering? The perfect mix of scrambling up and down the rock face of the beautiful North Devon coast whilst leaping into the sea from various heights. We use Coasteering areas at Croyde, Ilfracombe, Woolacombe and all around North Devon
How do your adventure sessions work? Each session lasts around 3 hours, including time to get kitted and ready for action. All of our sessions can be adapted to suit the needs of your group. All you need is the ability to swim and a basic level of confidence in the water. You’ll be provided with a wetsuit, a buoyancy-aid and a water sports helmet and will be accompanied by an experienced instructor through your whole adventure. Safety is paramount to everything we do. We comply with the latest national coasteering guidelines and work with small instructor-to-pupil ratios.
The minimum age is 8 years.
We operate from the headland at Baggy Point, easily accessible from Croyde, Ilfracombe and the Woolacombe areas. All of our instructors know this area of the coastline inside out which not only keeps you safe but also guarantees you’ll experience the best wave surges around.
All you need to bring is your swimwear, suitable or stout footwear that you’re happy to get wet, board shorts to wear over your wetsuit, a towel and (most important of all) bucket loads of energy
Sturdy closed-toe shoes with good grip are essential for scrambling on rocks.
Ensure weather and water conditions are safe before participating.
Capture the moments without risking your phone or camera getting wet.
Follow guides' advice for safety while jumping and navigating obstacles.
North Devon’s coastline has been shaped over millennia by tectonic activity and ocean erosion, creating the rugged landscape admired today.
The area emphasizes sustainable tourism with strict guidelines to protect marine and coastal ecosystems.
Keeps you warm in cold waters and provides some protection from scrapes.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Protects your head during scrambling and jumping.
Improve grip on rocks and prevent rope burns.
Dry off and stay comfortable after exiting the water.