Pembrokeshire Coasteering Wales

Celtic Quest Coasteering - join us for a fun family adventure Coasteering in Pembrokeshire Wales

WHAT IS COASTEERING?

Coasteering is often described as extreme rock pooling, kayaking without a boat, surfing without a board, bungee without a bungee!
Experience the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park from a unique perspective
Cliff jumps start very low, you choose how high you want to go. Children enjoy the low level stunt jumps, flips, flops, dives and more! Scramble climb & traverse your way along the Pembrokeshire coast. When the rocks run out, jump in!
Coasteering cliff jumping - from zero to a heart racing 10m!
Our experienced Coasteering guides will tailor your adventure activity to suit, all cliff jumps are optional.
Sea level traversing, how far can you climb before gravity wins? Climbing sideways just above the sea, if you fall, you fall in water. See the Wales coast path and its sea cliffs from a whole new dimension.
Wales' coastline has an abundance of water features including the toilet flush and washing machine, creating a natural water park. Water chutes, pour over, whirlpools - feel the raw power of the ocean under the watchful eye of your Coasteering guide.
Explore sea caves at low tide. Check out the weird and wonderful marine life that inhabit the darker corners of our coastline.
Family activity holidays in Wales don't get much more exciting than this, with action packed fun days out on the Pembrokeshire coast.
Belly flopping while Coasteering in Pembrokeshire. From the lower ledges practice your stunt jumps, flips and dives. Great fun for adults and kids alike!
Atlantic grey seals are seen along the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park from August to November
Seal pups can be quite inquisitive, often swimming right up to a Coasteering group to say hello.
Wild swimming while coasteering in Pembrokeshire
Take on the underwater challenge - dive in, can you reach the other side? tricky when you're super floaty!
Rock hopping is just one of the techniques used to traverse our coastline. Wales has some of the best Coasteering locations in the world. Scramble across the rocky shore, Ninja Crab style....when the rocks run out, jump in and swim to the next water feature!

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Coasteering involves a mix of cliff jumping, scramble climbing, body surfing, wild swimming and more.

Children & families cliff jumping from low height while exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast with Celtic Quest Coasteering in Wales

Coasteering cliff jumping from 10m, giant back flip from the headland at Abereiddy bay, Pembrokeshire Wales

Sea level traversing - sea cliff climbing along the Pembrokeshire coast in Wales

Rough water Coasteering in Pembrokeshire Wales, take a spin in the toilet flush and washing machine

Outdoor pursuits adventure in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Explore sea caves at low tide, marine life that inhabit the darker corners of our coastline.

Belly flopping from the lower cliff ledges into Wales' sea on the Pembrokeshire coast

Visitors Coasteering in the Blue Lagoon Abereiddy, swimming with Atlantic Grey Seal pups in Wales

Wild swimming and adventure swimming underwater in the clear blue water of Pembrokeshire Wales

Adult groups leaping from a rock into Wales' Celtic Sea, summer sunshine & blue sky Coasteering

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Customer Feedback

“March madness – but oh so fantastic”

Cleo and Jerry and the team turned a wet cold Friday afternoon in to a memorable experience. Great equipment, clear concise instruction and a feeling of really being looked after. While at 68 I was the oldest of the bunch I never felt out of it. The graded jumping, diving, swimming and rock climbing ensured our abilities were assessed before taking on the next challenge. It was great fun- I can recommend it unreservedly.

5 / 5 stars

Written by: Covman

Coasteering in Pembrokeshire

Date published: 15/04/2018