Sea Kayak Devon: Coastal Water Adventure & Wild Camping
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Moderate physical fitness needed, paddling experience helpful but not required.
Overview
Venture into Devon's rugged coast with a two-day sea kayaking trip. Paddle past sea caves, spot seals, and camp on hidden beaches—an adventure that combines exploration with tranquility.
Classic 2 Days Wild Camping Trip
Kids 12+ • Two Days
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About This Adventure
Embark on a two-day kayaking adventure along a breathtaking coastline, where you'll camp on a secluded beach. Experience the thrill of exploring hidden sea caves, encounter playful seals, and fish for mackerel. Enjoy cozy campfires and the tranquility of nature, making unforgettable memories in the great outdoors.
Duration
2 days
About
Load your kayak with everything that you'll need for an amazing few days exploring this stunning coastline. You will find a remote beach for your camp where you can light a campfire and relax away from the busy pace of modern life. No experience is required and all equipment is provided; we offer both fully catered and self-catered options. Most of our camps are 2 days, 1 night but we also do 3 day, 2 night trips for people looking to spend longer in the wild!
Highlights
Explore a secret passage between amazing rocky islands Have a curious wild seal rest her flipper on your kayak Paddle into a huge sea cave where pirates may have hidden their treasure Fish for mackerel or catch fascinating creatures in one of our lobster pots Camping on a remote sandy beach and roast marshmallows on a driftwood fire.
Adventure Tips
Wear waterproof gear
Ensure you have waterproof clothing and gear to stay dry during paddling and camping.
Check sea conditions
Review weather and sea conditions before heading out, especially in unfamiliar areas.
Bring a waterproof camera
Capture the stunning coastline and secret caves without risking damage to your electronics.
Start with a guided tour
Beginners should join a guided trip for safety and expert insights into the coastline.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common seals
- Porpoises
History
Devon’s coast has a long history of maritime activity, from fishing villages to smugglers’ hideouts, enriching each paddling route.
Conservation
This area emphasizes sustainable tourism, encouraging minimal impact camping and wildlife watching.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Dry Bag
Keep your clothes, electronics, and gear dry during paddling and camping.
Layered Clothing
Layered clothing helps adjust to changing weather conditions on the water.
spring|summer|fall specific
Snorkel Mask & Fins
Optional gear for exploring underwater rock formations and marine life.
summer specific
Portable Stove
Use for preparing meals at your campsite and refueling after long paddles.