WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

No previous experience required - enthusiasm is the key!

You need to be a swimmer

CONDITIONS REQUIRED

Coasteering is run between Easter and the end of September. If the sea state (swell) is too rough for coasteering, Sea Level Traversing can often be run as an alternative or Gorge Scrambling is sometimes offered.

WHAT IS PROVIDED

Instruction at a maximum ratio of 1:10

Equipment to run the activity plus

Your Safety Equipment :

Helmet

Wetsuit

Bouyancy Aid

WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING

Food and Water

Sun cream

Trainers  - that you are happy to get wet

Dry set of clothes + towel

Swim wear + t-shirt to wear under wetsuit

WHAT PREVIOUS CUSTOMERS THOUGHT

“The coasteering was AMAZING thank you.  We all had a great day and Liam and Lawrence were both fantastic.”

James Brittian, Canada

“Thanks a lot!!! The weekend was amazing! All of us were completely thrilled and would love to do it again some time. The instructions were easy to follow and great for us beginners:) Paul and Luke were really kind and it was great to see a bit more of Wales during the rides. A big thank you from all of us!!!”

Hanna Hautau, Au Pair Group

“Thanks for Saturday's sea-level traversing and coasteering. We all had a great time (even the hungover ones).”

Bethan White

WHAT IS COASTEERING?

Coasteering is an exciting journey along the coastline down at sea level. It involves scrambling along the cliffs, swimming in the sea, and jumping off rocks into the sea. Whilst on your coasteering journey you will be in a beautiful natural environment, up close and personal with the sea and if you are lucky perhaps a seal. Rock climbing and swimming are used as a way to discover the coastline. We use a variety of areas in Snowdonia and on Anglesey and the Lleyn peninsula all offering beautiful yet varied scenery. Each journey can be tailored to suit the level of your group. If the sea state is too rough for coasteering we can adapt easily and run a Sea Level Traverse as an exciting alternative.