Celtic Quest Coasteering will take your family on an unforgettable adventure along the Pembrokeshire coast.

Minimum age limit is eight years old.

The car rounds a bend and there it is, your playground for the next few hours, rocky coast and crashing waves.

The car's parked up and you're introduced to your Coasteering Guides. They give you all the kit you'll need. After wriggling into your wetsuit and fastening up your adventure equipment you're given the safety talk, including wild swimming, rock climbing and cliff jumping.

That's it, you're offÂ…Starting with some easy rock-hopping, belly flops, cannon balls and bombing. As you work your way along the coastline the scramble climbing gets tougher and the jumps get higher. Don't worry though, you don't have to do any bits you don't want to.

If the waves are crashing you'll be able to try a spin in the toilet bowl flush or washing machine. Buoyancy aids make you super floaty, you won't even have to swim!

If the sea is calm your Guide will take you on a route through sea caves, exploring secret coves.

Coaststeering's not just for children, parents can join in the activity, dad's usually win the bombing competition!

The adventure finishes with the biggest cliff jumps. How high can you go? It's up to you at this point. The biggest jump is 35ft.
Then it's back to the car park for a hot chocolate from the refreshments and ice-cream van.

Celtic Quest Coasteering highly recommend Cool Selection, a refreshment van located in the car park. From ice-cream and organic pop to hot chocolate and cheese toasties.

Cool Selection offer various organic products, herbal teas and locally sourced produce.

Celtic Quest Coasteering Guides take a digital camera with them, capturing photos and videos of your adventure as it unfolds. These are available to buy at the end of the activity from the van.

There is a local authority male and female toilet block located near the car-park. No designated disabled facilities.

Celtic Quest Coasteering meet clients at the beach and use various locations across Pembrokeshire, dictated by sea and weather conditions. Detailed directions will be available at the time of booking.

Celtic Quest Coasteering offer adventure activities in any weather so it's worth bringing some warm clothes to wear afterwards. The car park is made up of hard packed sand, gravel and earth. The breakwater is made up of large pebbles. There is disabled access along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path to and from one of our routes. The car park is made up of hard packed sand, gravel and earth. The breakwater is made up of large pebbles. There is disabled access along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path to and from one of our routes.

If you've had fun on your family day out to Celtic Quest Coasteering, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.

http://www.celticquestcoasteering.com