From 8 years old • 2.5 hours • Private Adventure for 6 - 12 ppl.
Turn the Croyde shoreline into a private playground: scramble over wave-cut ledges, explore sea caves, and capture every jump with included GoPro footage. Ideal for families, friends, and teams looking for a tailored, safety-first coastal rush.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness: comfortable with short swims, scrambling over uneven rock, and repeated climbs in and out of the water.
Wildlife
History
Baggy Point and the surrounding coastline have long been used for small-scale fishing and farming; the National Trust manages access and conservation here.
Conservation
Stick to marked access points, avoid disturbing nesting birds on the cliffs, and take all rubbish with you to protect fragile coastal habitats.
North Devon Coasteering
From 8 years old • 2.5 hours • Private Adventure for 6 - 12 ppl.
North Devon Coasteering is a coasteering operator based in Ilfracombe, England, offering guided coastal adventures on North Devon's shoreline.
The company runs public and private coasteering sessions at Hele Bay and Croyde Bay, leading participants over rocky ledges, through sea caves, and into safe sea jump points. Trips include Public Coasteering Adventure @ Hele Bay, Private Group Coasteering Adventure @ Hele Bay, Public Coasteering Adventure @ Croyde Bay, and Private Group Coasteering Adventure @ Croyde Bay. Each trip description emphasizes scrambling, cliff jumps, cave exploration and coastal scenery, with some private sessions providing GoPro footage as an optional extra.
Guides focus on route selection appropriate to group ability and local conditions at each site, using knowledge of tides, rocks, and access points to deliver guided coasteering. Sessions take place on North Devon's well-known coastal features, including the bays and hidden coves accessible from sea level. Participants should arrive prepared to move over uneven rock, enter the water, and follow guide instructions for safety and enjoyment.
Booking options include public sessions open to individuals and small groups, and private group adventures tailored to group size and ability. The business information specifies locations at Hele Bay and Croyde Bay and emphasizes hands-on exploration of sea caves, cliff jumps, and coastal wildlife viewing where present. For practical details, visitors are directed to the business booking channels listed on third-party platforms or the operator's published trip pages. Participants should check tide times and equipment lists provided at booking to prepare appropriately for each session.
Location
Ilfracombe, England
Base for North Devon coasteering trips
Key Sites
Hele Bay & Croyde Bay
Two main coasteering locations
Trips Offered
4 experiences
Public and private session types
Video Option
GoPro footage
Available on select private trips
Secure a spot on a public session or reserve a private group trip at Hele Bay or Croyde Bay — experience cliff jumps, sea caves, and coastal scrambling.
Check the tide times
Tide windows shape every route—confirm tide tables and let guides pick the safest start time.
Wear lace-up trainers
Sturdy, grippy trainers are required; no sandals or slip-ons—they protect your feet on sharp rock.
Protect your phone
Bring a waterproof bag or dry sack for phones and keys; GoPro footage is provided so you can stay hands-free.
Arrive ready to change
Bring a towel and warm layers for after the session—north Devon winds can cool you quickly post-dip.
Lace-up trainers
Grip and ankle support on wet, uneven rock — required by the operator.
Swimsuit or swim shorts
Wear under your wetsuit for comfort during swims and jumps.
Waterproof phone pouch or dry bag
Keeps your phone and valuables safe while you move and swim.
Warm layers and towel
Quickly regain body heat after the session; a windproof layer helps in cooler months.
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