Experienced Guides and Flexible Routes
Our guides are not only highly trained but also bring a wealth of local knowledge to each tour. Regardless of the sea state, our team can find and navigate interesting and safe routes, ensuring an exciting and memorable experience for all participants.
Diverse Routes – We offer several coasteering routes that showcase different aspects of the Newquay coastline. Depending on the tide and sea conditions, our guides select the most suitable and thrilling path for the day.
High-Level Training – Our guides undergo rigorous training to handle various sea conditions, ensuring safety and maximizing enjoyment for our guests.
Adaptability – Whether the sea is calm or rough, our guides leverage their vast experience to adapt and find the best coasteering spots, ensuring that every tour is unique and engaging.
Lifeboat Slipway to Triple Jump
This popular route blends natural beauty with adrenaline-pumping activities. Key highlights include:
- The Old Newquay Lifeboat Station – A historic starting point with rich maritime heritage.
- Fisherman’s Jump – A moderate-height jump, perfect for building confidence.
- Deadman’s Cove – A secluded cove with hidden caves and calm waters for swimming.
- Belly Flop Rock – A fun challenge with various jumping heights.
- Slippy Gully – A narrow passage that tests balance and agility.
- The Mighty Triple Jump – Three consecutive jumps increasing in height, providing the ultimate thrill.
Adventure Gully
One of the most exciting and unique routes, Adventure Gully offers a thrilling yet safe experience with:
- Sheltered and Condensed Route – A high-density adventure within a short distance.
- Big Open-Ended Sea Caves – Stunning views and immersive wave acoustics.
- Squeezes and Sluices – Maneuver through tight spaces and ride natural water channels.
- Victoria’s Jump – A dynamic jump that varies with the tide.
- Gollum’s Perch – A breathtaking viewpoint offering stunning coastal scenery.
Shag Rock to Deadman’s Cove
A challenging and exhilarating route, perfect for seasoned adventurers:
- Shag Rock Jumps – Multiple jump options from dramatic cliffs.
- Smugglers Caves (Tea Cabins) – Historic caves once used by smugglers, accessible only by sea.
- Sea Gullies and Big Jumps – A mix of thrilling jumps and narrow sea passages.
- Whirlpools and Sluices – Ride natural water currents for an adrenaline boost.
- Triple Jump Finale – Three increasing-height jumps for a dramatic finish.
- Deadman’s Cove – A secluded, awe-inspiring final stop on the route.