Full Day Coasteering (Age 12+)

Been coasteering or fancy more of a full day of adventure?

Try out our full day of coasteering. If you are aged 12 and up and want to explore more of the coastline, the sea cliffs, jumping into the water, scrambling over rocks, and swimming the coast. There's also an opportunity to discover secret caves, get caught up in waves, and have a tonne of fun!

With safety as our top priority, this coasteering excursion is supervised by experienced professionals, ensuring you’re in expert hands throughout your adventure. Whether you’re leaping from cliffs, navigating rocky passages, or diving into crystal-clear waters, you’ll experience the wild beauty of North Wales from a thrilling new perspective.

Each trip lasts about three hours, with a break at lunch for a refuel and drink.

The activity is weather dependent and, for your safety, we may need to reschedule if conditions are not ideal—you’ll be contacted promptly should this be necessary. If you’re under 16, there must be an adult taking part with you.

Please Note: The minimum number of participants for a session to run is 4.

Minimum Age 12 years

Under 16's must be accompanied by an adult

Groups of 3 or less please select "Request a time" and send us a message to see if we can help accommodate a smaller group

Please complete the following declarations where applicable:

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THE KIT YOU NEED:

We will provide you with a winter wetsuit to keep you warm, a buoyancy aid and helmet.

You would need to bring:

- Shoes. These will obviously get wet. They need to be stiff soled and you need to be able to swim in them without them coming off! Stiff soles are really important as the sea cliffs are knobbly and you don’t want to feel all the knobbles through the sole of your shoe, so it needs to be robust. Jelly shoes, pumps, wetsuit boots and other floppy shoes are not suitable at all. Astroturf shoes are really slippery on wet rock so avoid them too. Your best bet is a good robust trainer shoe.

- Long socks, the wetsuits will come down to your ankles, and there will usually be a gap between your shoe and the wetsuit, leaving ankles exposed. So you need to wear a long pair of socks to cover this area.

- Baggy shorts to cover the wetsuit. You might look a bit like superman but when people move about with their bum on the rough rocks, our wetsuits get trashed, so we cover this area with shorts to save the kit. So don’t wear your very best ones.We have some if you're stuck.

- Swimsuit. Wetsuits are worn next to skin, and definitely work best like this. You should only wear your swimming costume underneath, be it trunks, bikini or swimming costume. (Baggy shorts under a wetsuit aren’t ideal)

- Towel. If we go local, you’ll need this once you’ve showered. If we travel in the car you’ll need a towel to get changed at the end. For outdoor changing bigger towels are better to cover up with.

- Spare clothes for afterwards (if you arrive in swimming costumes, underwear etc).

- Sun cream and any medication you would usually carry.

Arrive at Anglesey Outdoors. Complete Medical Forms

Get Kitted up in 5mm winter weight wetsuits, buoyancy aids and Helmets.

Short walk (10mins) to the coasteering venue

Make your way around the sea cliffs, jumping into the water, scrambling about on the rocks, swimming across zawns (gaps in the cliff), exploring sea caves, getting swirled about in waves.

Return to the Centre

Shower, change