That means that not only have we negated the carbon emissions that we were responsible for in 2023, but that we’ve gone beyond to make sure that us being in business last year actually had a positive impact on our planet ..read more

As the 2024 season approaches we’d like to share with you all some massive, wholesome, and exciting news ..read more

Our team of professional watersports instructors and guides share unforgettable outdoor experiences with visitors to Cornwall, and we have some vacancies to join that team for our 2024 season ..read more

There are some amazing, scenic and challenging open water swimming events in Cornwall in 2024. Whether you’re thinking of doing one to set yourself a personal fitness challenge or to raise money for a worthwhile cause, there are whole number of swims, swimrun aquathlons, biathlons, triathlons and more scheduled around our beautiful coastline this year, and now is the time to secure your space on one ..read more

If you came sea kayaking with us in Cornwall in 2020 or 2021, then you may well have had Chris as your guide ..read more

Every Christmas thousands of people brave the cold waters of the Cornish coast to swim in the sea on Christmas Day, Boxing Day or New Year’s Day. But where to go, and on which day ..read more

Christmas is a little over five weeks away now, so many of us are starting to think about buying gifts for our outdoors-loving loved ones ..read more

Coastlines like that of North Cornwall, populated as they are with historic fishing villages, carry many old place names that never appear on conventional maps. In between the named ports, bays and headlands are lots of smaller coastal features that fishermen, farmers and smugglers would have identified with their own names often only known amongst the local community ..read more

The October half term holidays are a couple of weeks away now, and whatever the weather does we are as determined as ever to make the most of the opportunities before winter comes knocking ..read more

Most beach-goers are familiar with limpets – the round, ridged, conical grey or beige shells that are stuck all over the rocks as the tide goes out. But not many people know about or ever see their beautiful little relative, the blue-rayed limpet ..read more