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The best areas to do Coasteering in United Kingdom
Coasteering Cornwall 11 Activity offers
Coasteering Gwynedd 10 Activity offers
Coasteering Devon 4 Activity offers
Coasteering Dorset 4 Activity offers
Coasteering Fife 3 Activity offers
Coasteering Carmarthenshire 3 Activity offers
Coasteering Pembrokeshire 3 Activity offers
Coasteering Aberdeenshire 2 Activity offers
Coasteering Isle of Anglesey 2 Activity offers
Coasteering Powys 2 Activity offers
Coasteering Newport 1 Activity offers
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BEST SELLERS Coasteering Offers in United Kingdom
Caernarfon (Gwynedd)
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Salcombe (Devon)
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Goldsithney (Cornwall)
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Are you looking for an adventure that will take you on a journey? Have you ever wanted to see marine animals up close and personal? Well, then coasteering is the activity for you! Go on a complete adventure around the coastline that’ll involve you using all of your skills – climbing, scrambling, swimming, jumping – to traverse the coast and explore nature!
1. The perfect blend of enjoyment and adrenaline
Coasteering is a full-day adventure; you’ll spend hours exploring the British coastlines, and due to the nature of such routes, there’ll be plenty of challenges and obstacles in your path. Whilst you’re not wading through whirlpools, climbing over rocks or jumping off of cliffs, you have time to enjoy the serenity of the surrounding environment – being able to explore nature up close and personal.
Coasteering is a full-day adventure; you’ll spend hours exploring the British coastlines, and due to the nature of such routes, there’ll be plenty of challenges and obstacles in your path. Whilst you’re not wading through whirlpools, climbing over rocks or jumping off of cliffs, you have time to enjoy the serenity of the surrounding environment – being able to explore nature up close and personal.
2. It’s a great workout
As we mentioned before, going coasteering means getting a large shot of adrenaline to help get your fix. As well as the physical tasks of manoeuvring across the rocky coastal terrain, you’ll also spend a lot of your time swimming – and you know what that means. Burning calories. Coasteering is a great way to enjoy a new adventure whilst simultaneously keeping fit and active – it’s the perfect experience if you want to go on holiday and enjoy a guilt-free pint afterwards.
As we mentioned before, going coasteering means getting a large shot of adrenaline to help get your fix. As well as the physical tasks of manoeuvring across the rocky coastal terrain, you’ll also spend a lot of your time swimming – and you know what that means. Burning calories. Coasteering is a great way to enjoy a new adventure whilst simultaneously keeping fit and active – it’s the perfect experience if you want to go on holiday and enjoy a guilt-free pint afterwards.
3. Available to people of all abilities
Because coasteering is in such an open environment, it’s great for groups of every size – from a small, personal experience to one even the size of a school class! This also means that it’s open to people of all abilities and skill levels. It requires teamwork to traverse the obstacles of the coastline and everyone adopts the ‘no man left behind’ mentality, plus if you really don’t think you can make it through there’s always the option to swim around it. Having the flexibility to cater to groups of all sizes, and people of all abilities, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t give it a go!
Because coasteering is in such an open environment, it’s great for groups of every size – from a small, personal experience to one even the size of a school class! This also means that it’s open to people of all abilities and skill levels. It requires teamwork to traverse the obstacles of the coastline and everyone adopts the ‘no man left behind’ mentality, plus if you really don’t think you can make it through there’s always the option to swim around it. Having the flexibility to cater to groups of all sizes, and people of all abilities, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t give it a go!
4. Wild close encounters
Coastal terrains are full of incredible environments – you have giant cliffs, hard rocks and deep caves and caverns – and when you coasteer, you get to explore all of them. This is the only way you’ll be able to encounter places like this, most likely every in your life, so why miss out? Furthermore, if you’re an animal-lover like ourselves, you’ll be exhilarated to know that whilst out coasteering there’s a high chance you’ll get to be up-close-and-personal with some of nature’s most beautiful marine wildlife – the British coastline is rife with seals and dolphins – all who love to have a curious peek at what’s going on!
Coastal terrains are full of incredible environments – you have giant cliffs, hard rocks and deep caves and caverns – and when you coasteer, you get to explore all of them. This is the only way you’ll be able to encounter places like this, most likely every in your life, so why miss out? Furthermore, if you’re an animal-lover like ourselves, you’ll be exhilarated to know that whilst out coasteering there’s a high chance you’ll get to be up-close-and-personal with some of nature’s most beautiful marine wildlife – the British coastline is rife with seals and dolphins – all who love to have a curious peek at what’s going on!
5. Perfect for every occasion
Anyone who wants to get a little wild along the coast is welcome to coasteer. Whether it’s a family outing or even a hen/stag do – if you’re willing to go wild, it’s bound to be an incredible experience. Moreover, if you’re looking to help your class full of students or work colleagues to build stronger bonds, what’s better than negotiating the obstacles of the coast together and sharing the adventure of a lifetime!
Anyone who wants to get a little wild along the coast is welcome to coasteer. Whether it’s a family outing or even a hen/stag do – if you’re willing to go wild, it’s bound to be an incredible experience. Moreover, if you’re looking to help your class full of students or work colleagues to build stronger bonds, what’s better than negotiating the obstacles of the coast together and sharing the adventure of a lifetime!
When should I go?
For coasteering, because of the very nature of the sea – the unpredictability of the waves, slipperiness of the rocks, strength of the wind – it’s very important to get all the circumstances correct before attempting the experience. Therefore, we would suggest going during the summer/autumn when the heat is high and the winds are calm, but always leave it to the local guide to finalise the plans. But when the conditions are just right, we highly recommend you take the plunge!
For coasteering, because of the very nature of the sea – the unpredictability of the waves, slipperiness of the rocks, strength of the wind – it’s very important to get all the circumstances correct before attempting the experience. Therefore, we would suggest going during the summer/autumn when the heat is high and the winds are calm, but always leave it to the local guide to finalise the plans. But when the conditions are just right, we highly recommend you take the plunge!
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Frequently asked questions about Coasteering in United Kingdom
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You can buy or gift Coasteering in United Kingdom from £27. There are 173 companies and you have 45 offers from which to choose your favourite.
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The best-selling offers are:
- Coasteering Session in North Wales Half Day
- Gara Rock Coasteering in South Devon for 3 hours
- Full Day Coasteering Central Scotland
- Multi-Adventure Day for Hen and Stag do's Rothes
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The main locations to do Coasteering in United Kingdom are:
- Cornwall
- Gwynedd
- Devon
- Pembrokeshire
- Dorset
- Swansea
- Carmarthenshire
- Jersey
- Somerset
- Highland
- Isle of Anglesey
- Conwy
