Top South West England Extreme Sports

Set in the stunning Ashton Court woodland, these high ropes course offers an exhilarating day out for friends and family from ages 6 and up. 6 to 7 yr olds must be accompanied by a participating adult. Choose from three routes, easy, medium, or hard, each filled with fun walkways, daring leaps, and thrilling tree zips culminating in an exciting zip line finish. Our fantastic Instructors ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, guiding you through your adventure with a comprehensive safety briefing. Over 1.5 hours, navigate through challenging obstacles at your own pace and celebrate your achievements amidst the beautiful grounds of Ashton Court Estate.

Experience the adrenaline rush of skydiving without taking to the skies at iFLY Basingstoke. With this tour, enjoy two thrilling indoor skydiving flights in an 800-horsepower vertical wind tunnel, where wind speeds can reach up to 175 mph (282 kph)! Your instructor will work with you one-on-one, slowly increasing the wind speed and helping you with your technique to ensure you get the most out of each flight.

Newquay’s caves, beaches, rapids, and dramatic scenery make it the perfect place to go coasteering. On this guided tour, benefit from having a professional qualified coasteering guide to take you to a hidden spot that’s off the usual tourist trail. All required equipment is provided, and the route allows you to try out wild swimming, climbing through sea caves, traversing natural rapids, and leaping into secret plunge pools.

West Cornwall has more history per mile than almost anywhere else in Britain. On this self-guided audio driving tour, you’ll trace the deep roots of Kernow, a Celtic kingdom with its own language, legends, and hard-won identity. You’ll make your way through coastal villages, prehistoric monuments, and the ruins of an industry that once powered the world. The tour starts at Penzance – a working port that gave the world both a famous opera and Humphry Davy, the scientist who discovered laughing gas and its possible use as an anaesthetic. You’ll drive through Poldark country at Porthgwarra Cove and arrive at Land’s End, where legend says a drowned kingdom called Lyonesse once stretched toward the Isles of Scilly. The tour ends at Lanyon Quoit, a Neolithic chambered tomb on the open West Penwith moorland, with wide views across the peninsula.

Get yourself down to Bristol for some gladiator-style games and fun, perfect for bachelor parties, hen and stag “do” activities, or even corporate team building events. Book online for a minimum group of eight people, then let the team at the West Country Games take care of the action. Welly wrangling, sumo suit wrestling, and catapults in a rural farm setting await.

Coasteering is the coast’s answer to canyoning: scrambling, leaping, and swimming along the intertidal zone. Experience it in a dazzling north Cornwall setting on this small-group adventure, led by fully qualified instructors. Swim through sea caves, leap into the water, explore rock pools, and more. Your package includes a wetsuit, buoyancy aid, and lifejacket: Please bring appropriate water shoes.

Award winning activities in beautiful woodlands a short walk from this historic Clifton Village and Clifton Suspension bridge. Very popular and unique adventure which will have you and your mates having a great laugh along with many new memories!

Indoor rock climbing experiences are great exercise but lack the stunning views of the outdoors. On this half-day small-group climbing experience, put on your harness, helmet, and rock shoes and head to Avon Gorge near Bristol to scale the Idleburger Buttress. Be sure to take in views of the nearby Clifton Suspension Bridge once you near the top.

The Cornish coastline is a magical kayaking destination, with smugglers' caves, dramatic cliffs, magical coves, and crystal-clear waters, maybe even with the odd seal. This sea kayak adventure is the perfect way to discover it. Numbers are capped at eight, so there's personalized attention from your qualified kayaking instructor, while beginners will learn the kayaking fundamentals at an activity center first.

With this beginners’ surfing lesson in Newquay, you can get great access to your instructor, as it’s a small-group experience that’s capped at eight people. Don’t worry about bringing heavy equipment with you, as everything you need is provided. So just show up and get ready for a fun and informative introduction to the core surfing skills you need.

Add a coasteering adventure to your Newquay trip with this half-day experience on the Cornish coast. Sessions run year-round, with winter bookings available on weekends. After a short walk from Fistral Beach, you’ll try cliff jumping, climbing, and swimming—all under expert lifeguard supervision. A good swimming ability and a bit of confidence is all that’s required.

Every Poldark fan knows West Cornwall’s beauty. Discover it in real life and capture photos too when you book this private door-to-door tour, for a glorious taster of the region customized to your interests. You pick which spots you visit—perhaps Cornwall signatures such as St. Michael’s Mount or Land’s End, perhaps Poldark favorite locations such as Porthcurno or St. Levan. Please note: any entrance fees are at your own expense.

Learning to surf on your own is a slow, painful, and even dangerous process. Kickstart your learning curve when you join this small-group taster surfing lesson in Bude, north Cornwall. The seasoned instructors aim to get you riding with confidence using the provided boards and equipment. By the end of the session most people will be upright and cruising the waves.

On a sunny day in Cornwall, nothing beats soaring down one of the county’s biggest slides, but many people have the same idea. Prebooking your slot on North Cornwall’s Monster Slide ensures you don't miss out on this thrilling attraction, which lets you zoom down the decline on body boards or in inner tubes.

3… 2… 1… Blast Off! We are excited to share our biggest activity to date at the Newquay Activity Centre. Stand up paddle boarding in Cornwall just got even bigger on our super sized inflatable SUP! Enjoy team games, epic views and a sense of camaraderie on Newquays breathtaking coastline. Learn how to balance, paddle and navigate these supersize beasts! Under the watchful eye of our expert instructor, you’ll work as a team to navigate craggy coastlines, cliffs, caves and currents. Throughout the tour, our passionate guides will be on hand to give you a fascinating insight into Newquay’s mythical past as well as helping you spot interesting marine wildlife. After exploring Newquay’s coastal landscape and mastering some basic moves, you’ll moor up your Super SUP for a variety of hilariously fun games. These include the appropriately titled King of the SUP, Sumo SUP and, of course, a bit of classic SUP racing!

Explore the rugged beauty of North Devon while mastering outdoor rock climbing. This thrilling experience is perfect for both beginners and seasoned climbers looking to put their skills to the test on real rock faces. Led by experienced instructors, you’ll learn the essentials of climbing techniques and safety in some of the region's most stunning locations - The breathtaking scenery will be an unforgettable backdrop to your adventure.

Learn to surf in one of the UK’s prime surfing spots on Newquay’s South Fistral Beach. Under the watchful eye of a lifeguard-qualified surfing instructor, you’ll head out into the water to tackle your first waves or hone your skills. These beginner group lessons are perfect for first-timers or those needing a refresher lesson. Note that kids aged 7-10 must be accompanied by an adult.

The Cornish coastline around Newquay offers an expanse of wild and rugged shores. The best way to explore it is by scrambling over the rocks and jumping from the cliffs—aka coasteering—to discover some of the coastline’s prettiest spots. This experience gives you all the thrills of coasteering but in a safe way, with a professional instructor-guide, on a tour that’s limited to just 16 people per group.

Get two experiences in one—a stand-up paddleboarding lesson as well as a guided tour of Newquay’s dramatic coastline. To help make the day run as smoothly as possible, all the SUP equipment you need is provided. So, all you need to do is show up and get ready for a lot of fun. Find out how to launch, land, balance, and perform basic strokes; then set off on a route to see the beauty of the local area.

This is an ideal activity for families or groups of friends visiting Cornwall. Eliminate the guesswork of learning how to surf and opt for a far more informative and safer alternative—a private surf lesson for up to four people. No need to worry about buying expensive gear, as wetsuits, shoes, and surfboards are included.

Skip the hassles of self-drive, cabs, and buses, and experience some of Cornwall's hidden and popular highlights with ease on this private full-day tour. After hotel pickup, enjoy a day of scenic sightseeing with a driver-guide providing insight you might never get to know alone. Admire stone circles near Bodmin Moor, see a Neolithic hillfort, and soak in beauty spots such as Charlestown, whose harbor doubled as Truro in the "Poldark" TV series.

Taking a coasteering trip along Newquay’s coast alone is a complete no-no, even if you’re experienced at the sport. This guided expedition lets you enjoy coasteering in safety and with all equipment provided, so you can focus on the scenery, swims, and jumps. Negotiate the water’s edge, caves, and whirlpools; and take deep-water leaps and swims, all with a qualified guide. A choice of time slots gives you useful flexibility.

Challenge yourself with a 150-foot (46-meter) rappel down the main quarry wall in Weston-Super-Mare. This abseiling experience covers around three hours in total, including preparation time and a practice rappel down a 40-foot (12-meter) wall first. Even better: Numbers are capped at six people per group for careful attention from your guide.