Good fun great hangover cure. Good guide / location.
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Coasteering
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50 Reviews
- Includes
- Safety instruction and equipment
- Adrenaline fuelled cliff jumps & cave swimming
- Incredible scenery
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Overview
This thrill-seeking adventure combines rock climbing, scrambling, swimming and cliff-jumping, as you explore otherwise inaccessible parts of the coastline, clambering across rocks, delving into caves and tunnels, and plunging into the white water. Kitted out in wetsuits, buoyancy vests and helmets, follow your expert instructor across the rugged terrain as you traverse the coast, taking on a variety of exhilarating challenges along the way, including a variety of nerve-jangling cliff jumps.
Details
- Minimum People
- 6 (smaller groups prices will be based on the minimum)
- Maximum People
- 24 (multiple sessions may be needed for larger groups)
- To bring
- Sturdy footwear
- Swimwear
- Towel
- Change of clothes
- Useful Info
- The highest jump is around 6-7 metres
- Adverse weather conditions can affect the running of this activity
- Start Times
- Mon to Sun 9:30, 13:30.
- Allow
- 3.5 hours
- Runs
- 1 Jan - 31 Dec
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Reviews
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From 50 Reviews
Best part of the stag do. What a great event.
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5/5 all day long. Great members of the team, fantastic event. Can't speak highly enough
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Excellent in every way. Great instructor, fantastic venue, well pitched so that all abilities could take part and enjoy. The best part of the weekend by far. Only recommendation would be that they have more sets of gloves without holes in them!
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Disappointed that the location was changed without any of our group being informed therefore we wasted an hour going to the wrong location.
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The Venue
Dancing Ledge
Only reached by sea or foot this area of natural beauty is part of Dorset’s Jurassic Coast. Its name comes from the effect the rock ledge has on the sea at certain times and tides, which gives the water a dancing effect. Explore one of the walking routes, breath in the sea air and step on the same spots where smugglers did back in the 17th century. For the adventurous there is also a swimming spot that was blasted into the rock.
Details
- Parking
- Paid carpark