Bell Rock and Watcombe Caves - £69
Please self declare you are not or have not had any COVID-19 symptoms on booking and maintain a safe distance during the session. You can be assured that steps have been taken to mitigate the risk of spreading COVID-19 whilst we are still able to support you in the water should you need it in an emergency. We provide all swimmers with a tow float (or you can bring your own) and ask that you are never close enough for your tow floats to touch.
Please self declare you are not or have not had any COVID-19 symptoms on booking and maintain a safe distance during the session. You can be assured that steps have been taken to mitigate the risk of spreading COVID-19 whilst we are still able to support you in the water should you need it in an emergency. We provide all swimmers with a tow float (or you can bring your own) and ask that you are never close enough for your tow floats to touch.
The MAIDENCOMBE to ANSTYS COVE SWIM ADVENTURE is a mixture of coastal edging on off shore at times. A real rugged bit of coastline near Maidencombe then out into the wild ocean on the way to Anstys. On this swim you have a good chance of seeing dolphins.
The route begins at Maidencombe beach (a pay and display carpark is at the top of the cliffs. There is a five-minute walk down the steps to the beach). You will meet the team on the beach where we will stow on the boat’s your energy drinks. Before getting in we will provide a short safety briefing and route plan.
The swim heads out to a 5 knot marker off the beach. From here it is possible to see Bell Rock, the first heading. We head around the rocky outcrops, staying close to the shore, before stopping at Bell Rock (named for its shape) to begin the next section.
From this part we edge away from the shore towards the pinnacle on the peninsula of Anstys cove. There can be a little more swell as you leave the coast. At points you could be as far as 1km from the shore.
Once past the pinnacle and into Anstys cove there is just a 500m swim to the beach. Anstys cove is like a Mediterranean island. It is beautiful.
We will stop for a drink at Anstys cove before taking the boat taxi back to Maidencombe where the adventure began.
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Please self declare you are not or have not had any COVID-19 symptoms on booking and maintain a safe distance during the session. You can be assured that steps have been taken to mitigate the risk of spreading COVID-19 whilst we are still able to support you in the water should you need it in an emergency. We provide all swimmers with a tow float (or you can bring your own) and ask that you are never close enough for your tow floats to touch.
The MAIDENCOMBE to ANSTYS COVE SWIM ADVENTURE is a mixture of coastal edging on off shore at times. A real rugged bit of coastline near Maidencombe then out into the wild ocean on the way to Anstys. On this swim you have a good chance of seeing dolphins.
The route begins at Maidencombe beach (a pay and display carpark is at the top of the cliffs. There is a five-minute walk down the steps to the beach). You will meet the team on the beach where we will stow on the boat’s your energy drinks. Before getting in we will provide a short safety briefing and route plan.
The swim heads out to a 5 knot marker off the beach. From here it is possible to see Bell Rock, the first heading. We head around the rocky outcrops, staying close to the shore, before stopping at Bell Rock (named for its shape) to begin the next section.
From this part we edge away from the shore towards the pinnacle on the peninsula of Anstys cove. There can be a little more swell as you leave the coast. At points you could be as far as 1km from the shore.
Once past the pinnacle and into Anstys cove there is just a 500m swim to the beach. Anstys cove is like a Mediterranean island. It is beautiful.
We will stop for a drink at Anstys cove before taking the boat taxi back to Maidencombe where the adventure began.
