The Ultimate Guide to the Camel Estuary: Why Kayaking is the Best Way to Explore The Camel Estuary in North Cornwall is a stunning area of outstanding natural beauty. Whilst walking the Camel Trail or visiting Padstow offers great views, nothing compares to the view from the water. Kayaking gives you a front-row seat to…
There’s something magical about gliding silently down the Camel Estuary with just the rhythm of your paddle and the cry of seabirds overhead. Our kayak trip from Wadebridge to Porthilly delivers exactly that—peaceful paddling, stunning views, and a fresh perspective on one of Cornwall’s most beautiful waterways. Launching near the old Bridge in Wadebridge on…
Family friendly Coastal Activities with Cornish Adventure Exploring the North Cornish coastline with our ‘Cornish Adventure’ team is a fantastic way to create lasting family memories and make the most of your family/holiday time together. We offer a variety of coastal outdoor activities suitable for all families including surfing, kayaking and coasteering. These are great ways…
Cornish Adventure’s Coasteering, Kayaking and Surfing Stag and Hen do’s! What better way to send off the Bride or Groom to be, than by sharing an epic Cornish Adventure with them and their closest friends? Coasteering is the perfect stag and hen do experience because it is suitable for a mixed group with no prior…
Cornish Kayaking new routes! Last summer we expanded our Cornish Kayaking trips to take in the stunning middle and upper reaches of the Camel Estuary. This section of the Camel estuary is especially appealing because it is extremely peaceful, sheltered and has great birdlife. There is not much boat traffic in this section of the…
An intro into Cornish Kayaking Cornish Kayaking was formed in 2017 by Cornish Coasteering founder Coll and instructor Henry. From the partnership they worked over the winter of 2016 selecting routes that they could run on the low tide. Firstly they explored the possibility of running sessions from Dinham Creek however the extensive mud flats…
