Coasteering Torquay
Discover Your Ideal Coasteering Adventure In Devon
Guide To Coasteering Torquay
Torquay is a seaside town in Devon and one of the UK’s number one tourist hot spots. Home to a huge variety of watersports including scuba-diving, windsurfing, and more, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy a bit of coasteering: a unique combination of rock climbing, cliff jumping, swimming, and open water traversing.
Coasteering Torquay is a truly memorable experience. The Torquay coastline is known for its beautiful sandy beaches, rocky outcrops, secluded coves and rock pools, and historic viaducts. Here are some of the best coasteering providers around Torquay, offering coasteering experiences for all adventurers, from beginners to old hands.
Coasteering Torquay In Paignton
A seaside town set on the coast of Tor Bay, Paignton is famous for its zoo and its steam railway, as well as a wonderful harbour and miles of beautiful local beaches. Paignton is home to plenty of gorgeous beaches, including the magically named Fairy Cove, Paignton Sands, and Oyster Cove. A great choice of location to coasteer, the coastline around Paignton offers spectacular views of the areas unique pink limestone cliffs, spotted with stunning geological features.
Reach Outdoors
No doubt one of the best coasteering experiences that Torquay has to offer, the Reach Outdoors coasteering route will take you down to deep sea caves and up to cliff tops in an adventure like no other. The experienced guides will take you all around the coast at Anstey’s Cove, from the Cove itself and its rugged cliffs and jumps to secret caves over at Daddyhole. Reach Outdoors coasteering is for anyone aged 8 or over with good water confidence, and private sessions are available for groups of eight or more.
Coasteering Torquay In Brixham
Brixham is a bustling fishing port set at the southern end of Torbay. The town was one of the largest fishing ports in the UK during the Middle Ages, and it still enjoys a fishing industry today. Brixham’s coastline is known for its scenic views and unforgettable walks, but coasteering offers another perspective on this gorgeous British landscape.
Go Coasteering
Go Coasteering offer coasteering adventures around South Devon including starting points in both Brixham and Anstey’s Cove. The coasteering package offered at Brixham is perfect for beginners and younger coasteerers, making it a popular choice among families and school groups. Go Coasteering’s Brixham route combines a relatively easy ability level with jumps, climbing, and fun cave exploration to guarantee that new coasteerers enjoy themselves.
Coasteering Torquay In Anstey’s Cove
Set between Torquay and Babbacombe, Anstey’s Cove is a peaceful shingle beach which boasts limestone cliffs and distinctive rock formations, making it a fantastic choice of location to go coasteering. Coasteering around Anstey’s Cove offers a new perspective on this awe-inspiring stretch of coastline, and the beach itself is home to both a shop and a café – perfect for relaxing with a cool drink after your grand adventure.
Channel Adventure
Channel Adventure offer a two-hour coasteering session for visitors keen to explore the beauty of Anstey Cove from another angle. The sessions are run by experienced professional instructors and perfect for all levels of ability, with all equipment provided by Channel Adventure. Channel Adventure’s coasteering package will have you jumping, swimming, and scrambling around the gorgeous rocky cliffs of Anstey Cove.
Somerset Adventures
Somerset Adventures offer bespoke coasteering sessions at Anstey’s Cove, which combine swimming, jumping, and climbing under the guidance of experienced instructors. This package includes carefully chosen jumps, and some lucky coasteerers may even spot a seal during their session. This is an all-inclusive session, and keen adventurers can book in for a coasteering and kayaking or paddle-boarding session at a slightly higher cost.
Coasteering Torquay In Maidencombe
Maidencombe beach is a quiet, peaceful retreat from the bustle of towns and resorts. The beach offers a relaxing space for walkers and swimmers to enjoy the natural beauty of Torquay’s coastline, and it’s also a great jumping-off point for a wild coasteering adventure. The beach is framed by vivid red stone cliffs, and the best way to explore these is surely to coasteer.
Rock Solid Coasteering
Rock Solid Coasteering offer flexible coasteering packages to suit a wide range of people. The company works with people of all ages and abilities to deliver a coasteering package that meets the needs of any group, and coasteerers seeking an extra adrenaline rush can enjoy a ‘ghosteering’ trip: a spooky coasteering tour designed to turn up the fear factor. Coasteerers keen to know more about the geological features of the coast can take an ‘extreme geology’ tour, learning more about the origins and formations of the area’s unique geology as they climb, jump, and swim their way around Maidencombe.
Torquay is truly the perfect location to enjoy a coasteering adventure. From the area’s sunny climate to its unique cliffs and geology, this coastline is made for coasteering. Wherever you choose to go, make the most of it: it’s sure to be a once in a lifetime experience.
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