Surf & Coasteering Weekend in Cornwall

We provide surfboards, wetsuits, helmets, buoyancy aids and your bed (bed frame, air mattress, sheet and blanket). You bring: - Lace-up trainers you don't mind getting wet (for coasteering) - Swimwear to wear under your wetsuit, a towel and flip-flops - Suncream and a refillable water bottle - A spare set of dry clothes - Sleeping bag and pillow (sleeping bag hire is £15) - Warm layers, a waterproof, a warm hat and a head torch - Toiletries and a power bank - Your pizza and BBQ food and drinks (Sainsbury's is right behind our surf school) - Any breakfast extras you need: we can't cater for specific dietary needs It's a short walk from the parking area to camp, and we have wheelbarrows for your bags.

No experience is necessary for this trip. The guides are excellent at finding great surf and coasteering spots to suit all abilities. You'll need to be able to swim in open water for at least 25m.

Most guests are solo travellers, couples and friends between 25 and 55. Under-18s are welcome with a parent or guardian.

Our adventure weekends are perfect for taking a quick break, experiencing the best of Cornwall, meeting new people, and trying new activities. Led from start to finish by our incredible hosts, there’s always someone on hand. You'll be able to get tips on surfing or chat about travels around the campfire.

It’s highly recommended that you take out personal travel insurance. Travel cover can protect you in the case of unforeseen circumstances, including cancellations, injuries, equipment loss, flight changes and other events that could negatively impact your trip. Note that standard insurance often doesn't cover adventure activities. We recommend using specialist adventure travel insurers, like [Rise & Shield](https://riseandshield.com/?ref=mdi5ywe), for your trip. Specialist insurers can cover unique scenarios, like trekking at altitude or emergency evacuation in hard-to-reach places, that ordinary travel insurance doesn’t cover. It's your responsibility to carefully check the details of your policy to ensure that you're covered for the specific activities you'll be carrying out.

You'll stay at our private woodland surf camp, about 6 miles (15 minutes' drive) from Newquay. Each tent has a proper bed: bed frame, air mattress, sheet and blanket. Tents are shared by 2 people of the same sex, and couples get their own tent together. Want a tent to yourself? A private tent is £50 extra. The camp has showers, toilets, drinking water and phone charging, plus a pond with paddleboards, kayaks and pedalos.

Breakfast is included on Saturday and Sunday: tea and coffee, cereals and fruit. We can't cater for specific dietary needs, so bring any breakfast extras you need. Friday is pizza night and Saturday is BBQ night. Both are hosted, social evenings at camp, and you bring your own food. Sainsbury's is right behind our surf school, and there's time to shop before each one. We provide the plates, cutlery and BBQ tools. For lunch, Newquay has places to eat for every budget.

Start: You'll meet your guide in Newquay at 6:00 PM on Day 1 (Friday) of your itinerary. The address is 40 Fore Street, Newquay, Cornwall, TR7 1LP. End: Your trip will end at 1:00 PM on Day 3 (Sunday) of your itinerary, in Newquay.

Please see the inclusions and exclusions section above.

No, not at all. You don’t have to do any of the jumps if you don’t want to. You will always be given the option to challenge yourself, whether that is a small jump or large. But in no way will you have to do any part of the Coasteer that you don’t want.

It depends on the sea and your confidence. You'll start with small jumps and can build up to around 12m (30ft) when conditions allow. Every jump is optional.

Saturday: a 2-hour surf lesson and a 2-hour coasteering session. In the evening it's BBQ night at camp. Relax by the fire, try axe throwing or giant Jenga, or head out on the camp pond. Sunday: a 2-hour surf lesson, finishing around 1pm. Then you're free to find lunch with a beach view.

The surf lesson begins with a briefing on beach safety and good beach practice. Then, it's onto an introduction to how to handle your surfboard, entering the water, and catching waves!

Yes. The camp has its own private showers and toilets.

Coasteering is a unique way to explore and be guided along the water level of the coastline. Coasteering incorporates wild swimming, low-level traversing, sluices, whirlpools, and deep-water cliff jumps. You’ll be wearing a wetsuit, trainers, buoyancy aid, and a helmet as you navigate your way around the Cornish coastline taking on various elements designed to raise your adrenaline.

The majority of weekenders are solo travellers looking for an exciting weekend away packed with laughs! It’s a weekend of having fun in a relaxed environment, being guided and hosted throughout, while hanging out with like-minded folks.