Optional Jumps
Cliff Jumps For Different Confidence Levels
Many coasteering routes include jumps of different heights, but every jump is optional and alternative routes are always available.
Coasteering in Pembrokeshire
Tenby Coasteering Guide
Tenby Coasteering & Pembrokeshire Adventure Activities Guide
Explore the South Pembrokeshire coastline with Outer Reef’s Tenby coasteering and adventure activity guide. Tenby is the perfect visitor base for nearby coasteering around Stackpole Quay, Barafundle Bay and the dramatic coast towards St Govan’s Chapel and the Green Bridge of Wales.
Coasteering is one of the best ways to experience Pembrokeshire from sea level. Scramble over rocks, swim through sea gullies, discover hidden coves and take on optional cliff jumps with qualified local guides.
Coasteering adventures from £45pp. Wetsuit, helmet, buoyancy aid and guide included.
Established
Since 1999
Location
Near Tenby
Equipment
Included
Jumps
Always Optional
Guides
Qualified & Local
Book A Coasteering Adventure Near Tenby
Join Outer Reef for a guided coasteering session on the South Pembrokeshire coast near Stackpole Quay and Barafundle Bay. Perfect for families, groups, schools, parties and adventurous visitors staying in Tenby.
What Is Coasteering?
Scramble, Swim, Explore & Jump Along The Pembrokeshire Coast
Coasteering is an exciting adventure activity that explores the coastline from sea level. You will scramble over rocks, swim through sea gullies, discover hidden coves and take part in optional cliff jumps, all under the guidance of qualified instructors.
No experience is necessary, and all challenges can be adapted to suit different confidence levels. Every jump is optional, alternative routes are available, and your guide will choose the safest and most suitable route for the group and conditions.
- Rock scrambling and sea-level exploration
- Swimming through gullies and coastal features
- Optional cliff jumps for different confidence levels
- Hidden coves, wildlife and dramatic coastline
- Qualified guides and full safety briefing
- Beginner-friendly routes available
Tenby, Stackpole & South Pembrokeshire
Explore Tenby, Stackpole Quay, Barafundle Bay & The South Pembrokeshire Coast
Tenby is one of Wales’ most popular seaside towns and a brilliant base for exploring South Pembrokeshire’s adventure coastline. From Tenby Harbour and North Beach, visitors are only a short journey from Stackpole Quay, Barafundle Bay, St Govan’s Chapel and the Green Bridge of Wales.
Outer Reef has been introducing families, schools and visitors to the Pembrokeshire coastline since 1999 through coasteering, kayaking, paddle boarding, surf lessons and coastal adventures. Our local knowledge helps guests discover far more than just an activity, creating unforgettable experiences throughout South Pembrokeshire.
Many visitors combine coasteering with a walk to Barafundle Bay, a visit to St Govan’s Chapel or sightseeing around the cliffs near the Green Bridge of Wales. These are nearby coastal landmarks and visitor highlights, while the coasteering route itself is always chosen by our guides around sea state, tide, weather and group ability.
South Pembrokeshire Adventure Map
Tenby, Stackpole, Barafundle Bay, Green Bridge Of Wales & St Govan’s Chapel
Use the maps below to understand the key visitor locations connected to a Tenby-based South Pembrokeshire adventure day. Tenby is the visitor base, Stackpole Quay and Barafundle Bay are the main nearby adventure coastline, and Green Bridge of Wales and St Govan’s Chapel are local landmarks to explore as part of a wider day out.
Tenby Base
Tenby North Beach
Tenby is a brilliant base for kayaking, paddle boarding, equipment hire and family adventure activities before heading out to nearby coasteering locations.
Explore Tenby ActivitiesAdventure Coast
Stackpole Quay
Stackpole Quay is one of the key South Pembrokeshire adventure locations for coasteering, kayaking, paddle boarding and access towards Barafundle Bay.
Book Stackpole CoasteeringNational Trust Coast
Barafundle Bay
Barafundle Bay sits close to Stackpole Quay and is one of Pembrokeshire’s most scenic beaches, making it a natural part of a South Pembrokeshire adventure day.
Stackpole & BarafundleCoastal Landmark
Green Bridge Of Wales
The Green Bridge of Wales is a dramatic natural sea arch near Stack Rocks, popular with walkers, photographers and visitors exploring the South Pembrokeshire coast.
Plan An Adventure DayHistoric Coast
St Govan’s Chapel
St Govan’s Chapel is one of the most atmospheric landmarks on the South Pembrokeshire coast, set into the cliffs near St Govan’s Head.
Explore All LocationsPlease note: access to some South Pembrokeshire landmarks can be affected by local access arrangements, weather, coastal conditions and the Castlemartin Range. Always check local information before travelling.
Families & Groups
Coasteering For Families, Schools & Groups
Sessions can be adapted for families, school groups, youth groups, private groups and mixed-confidence participants.
Qualified Guides
Safety Briefing & Local Knowledge
Your guide will explain the route, communication signals, jumping techniques, safe swimming practices and emergency procedures.
Why Choose Outer Reef
Local Knowledge, Community Connections & Over 25 Years Of Experience
- Established in Pembrokeshire since 1999
- Working with local primary and secondary schools
- Supporting local watersports clubs
- Experienced instructors and coastal guides
- Specialist equipment included
- Award-winning approach to coastal recreation
- Local watersports shop in Tenby town centre
- Passionate about protecting the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
What To Bring
What You Need For Coasteering
Please bring:
- Swimwear to wear under your wetsuit
- Old trainers or sturdy footwear that can get wet
- No flip-flops or Crocs
- Towel
- Warm clothes for afterwards
- Any medication you may need, such as an inhaler
What We Provide
Coasteering Equipment Included
Outer Reef provides:
- Full-length wetsuit
- Buoyancy aid
- Helmet
- Qualified coasteering guide
- Safety equipment
- Full safety briefing
Fitness, Ability & Safety
Safe, Adaptable Coasteering For Different Confidence Levels
You should be comfortable in and around water and have a reasonable level of fitness. You do not need to be a strong swimmer, but you should be able to swim at least 25 metres unaided.
Safety is our top priority. All sessions are led by experienced guides trained in water safety, rescue techniques and first aid. Before entering the water, you will receive a full safety briefing covering the route plan, communication signals, jumping techniques, safe swimming practices and emergency procedures.
Wildlife & Environment
Respecting The Pembrokeshire Coastline
The South Pembrokeshire coast is home to seabirds, crabs, fish, seals, marine plants and fragile coastal habitats. Our guides help groups enjoy the coastline responsibly while protecting the environment.
- Respect wildlife
- Leave no litter
- Avoid disturbing nesting birds
- Follow guide instructions
- Use appropriate routes for the conditions
- Protect the coastline for future visitors
Weather & Conditions
Coasteering Routes Are Chosen Around The Sea State
Coasteering takes place in a wide range of weather conditions. Sessions may be adjusted or relocated to make the most of the day’s sea state and conditions.
If conditions are unsuitable, we will contact you to discuss alternative options. Your guide will always assess the weather, tide, swell and group ability before choosing the safest and best route.
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Internal Links For Tenby & South Pembrokeshire Adventure Activities
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Frequently Asked Questions
Tenby Coasteering & Adventure Activities FAQs
Helpful answers before booking your South Pembrokeshire coasteering adventure.
Do I need coasteering experience?
No. Beginners are welcome and sessions can be adapted to suit different confidence levels.
Do I have to do the jumps?
No. Every cliff jump is optional and alternative routes are always available.
Is coasteering close to Tenby?
Yes. Many visitors stay in Tenby and travel to nearby South Pembrokeshire coasteering locations around Stackpole Quay and Barafundle Bay.
Can children take part?
Yes, subject to minimum age requirements, route suitability and sea conditions on the day.
What if the weather is bad?
Most sessions still run, but the route or location may be changed to ensure the safest and best experience.
Where does coasteering take place?
Outer Reef coasteering often takes place around Stackpole Quay and Barafundle Bay, with routes chosen around conditions.
Book Tenby Coasteering & Pembrokeshire Adventure Activities
Join Outer Reef for an unforgettable South Pembrokeshire coasteering adventure near Tenby. Explore the coastline from sea level with qualified local guides, all specialist equipment included and jumps kept optional.
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