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• GEOPARK FESTIVAL 2024

EVENTS

Guided Wildlife Observation, Bushcraft and Cave Tour - Sea Kayak Torbay

19 Dec 2023 - 31 Mar 2024

Oddicombe Beach

Daily Tours - Beyonk | Guided Wildlife Observation, Bushcraft and Cave Tour

Enjoy a morning exploring the English Riviera Unesco Global Geopark, where you will paddle through stunning caves and around dramatic rock formations and into remote coves. You will stop on a secluded beach to hunt for fossils, taste a wild foraged marine herb and have a beach fire where you will get to toast marshmallows! 

Our active seal populations and resident cetaceans move around South Devon and can be observed on many of our tours. Our seals fish and bask in the sun at their favourite haul outs that we pass and observe them from our boats. 

Bring snacks and water with you, and in the summer months, we recommend you wear shorts and a sports top. In the autumn and spring bring active walking clothes or waterproof trousers if you have them on colder days. Conditions can change, but we outfit you with any technical clothing that you may require 

We carry a camera so we can snap images as we go or you can bring yours but remember to bring an phone case. We will happily forward any images to you afterward. 

Depending on your group's desires we can leisurely paddle around the Geopark on an adventure to explore limestone and sandstone caves, natural arches, and a whole different world in the inter-tidal zone. Or go for a more physical paddle and head out to our own island nature reserves on Thatcher or the Orestone Rock.