If you are looking to combine water sports with climbing then Coasteering is for you.
Kernow Coasteering offer coasteering adventures on the rocky coastline close to YHA Land’s End and are Cornwall’s most westerly coasteering and rock climbing provider, offering coasteering and climbing around St. Ives, Penzance and throughout Cornwall.
You can explore caves, sheer cliffs, secret gullies and stupendous jumps in beautiful locations not accessible any other way except by coasteering.
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Open everyday 09:00 - 17:00
Prices start at £45.
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WiFi
Free parking on premises
Self-catering kitchen
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