Climbing in Manorbier

Climbing in Manorbier

Overview

Easy access to some of the best sea cliff climbing in Britain and great for a days worth of climbing. Recognised as some of the best rock climbing in the country, the area is on a par with the Peaks and Lakes. Ideal for the avid climber but instruction available upon request. Mother Carey's Kitchen is popular here, so why not come and try it out?
 

Hostels nearby

Climbing in Manorbier

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Map references

OS Grid Ref:
SS 08013 97644
Lat/Lng:
51.644734, -4.7762385
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