Dive into an adrenaline-fueled coasteering adventure along North Devon's stunning coastline. Scramble, swim, and leap through sea caves and rock formations for an unforgettable experience.
Age 8+ • 2.5 hours • Adrenaline fuelled water sports Adventure!
Experience the thrill of coasteering at Croyde Bay, where you’ll scramble along stunning rock faces and leap into the sea. This 2.5-hour adventure is tailored to your group, ensuring safety and excitement under the guidance of expert instructors. Dive into an unforgettable journey along North Devon's breathtaking coastline!
8+ years old
2.5 hours
No matter who you are or which walk of life you’re from, coasteering North Devon is an amazing experience you’ll never forget. Coasteering is a mix of scrambling up and down the rock face of the beautiful North Devon coast and leaping into the sea from various heights.
Each session lasts around 2.5 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.
We operate from the headland at Baggy Point. 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, a towel and (most important of all) bucket loads of energy.
Bring wetsuits, sturdy shoes, and a change of clothes for comfort and safety.
Follow guides closely to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience on the coast.
Avoid trips during stormy or rough sea days for your safety.
Capture the excitement with a waterproof camera or case during the adventure.
Croyde Bay has been used by fishermen for centuries and became popular in the 20th century for surfing and coast adventures.
The area is part of ongoing efforts to preserve the fragile coastal ecosystems and marine habitats.
Keeps you warm and protected during water contact.
spring,winter,fall,summer specific
Provides grip and foot protection on rocky surfaces.
spring,winter,fall,summer specific
Protects your head during scrambling over rocks.
Keeps your phone, glasses, and other essentials dry.