Croyde Coasteering Adventure with Coastal Adventures North Devon

Baggy Point in Croyde, Devon, England, sits on a striking stretch of the North Devon coast where rugged cliffs meet the pounding Atlantic. This area, managed by the National Trust, offers a rare combination of dramatic limestone cliffs and sheltered rocky coves shaped over millennia by geological activity. Here, Coastal Adventures North Devon has crafted a coasteering experience designed to welcome everyone—from families with young kids to those trying coasteering for the first time. Unlike more intense coastal challenges elsewhere, this 2.5-hour adventure strikes a balance between safety and excitement.

Participants follow professionally guided routes hugging the cliffs, hopping and climbing over the rounded limestone boulders that are characteristic of Baggy Point. The gentle gulley swims through tidal pools offer refreshing pauses, while low-impact jumps into the crystal-clear water provide bursts of adrenaline without pushing limits. The terrain supports playful bouldering sections that engage climbers with minimal technical complexity but plenty of fun.

This trip stands out in the North Devon outdoor scene because it combines immersive coastal adventure with accessibility and family friendliness—qualities often hard to find together in coasteering. Coastal Adventures North Devon’s guiding team ensures a safe environment while sharing insights on the local marine life and geology. Beyond the activity, Baggy Point itself has historical relevance as an ancient site used by local communities, viewed from trails connecting to other natural landmarks.

For visitors seeking an energizing, sociable, and approachable coastal adventure, this highlights an authentic piece of Devon’s wild shoreline. Coastal Adventures North Devon’s commitment to fostering a connection to the natural world while prioritizing safety marks it as a leading choice along this striking coastline. Whether it’s first-time coasteerers or casual adventurers, the experience leaves participants with vivid memories framed by the ever-changing Atlantic vistas.