Frequently asked questions

Most of our walks are women-only groups to allow an environment for participants to feel safe, comfortable and free of self-consciousness. However, private walks for couples and families are available on request.

Yes, we can offer group tours for birthdays, hen parties, corporate days, etc. Please contact us to enquire.

Although seals and seabirds are most likely to be spotted, dolphins, porpoises, whales, bluefin tuna and ocean sunfish can all potentially be seen from the coast here too. There are no guarantees when it comes to wildlife of course, and some species are seasonal, but there will be binoculars to borrow and Jenny will bring her spotting scope too in hope of seeing something exciting!

Although concentrating on the North Cornish coast, there is the possibility to arrange walks elsewhere in Cornwall. Please reach out if you have any special requests.

No experience is needed at all. These walks are designed for anyone who is comfortable being outdoors, walking 2-3 miles at a relaxed pace with regular stops. If you choose to enter the water for a swim, we just ask that you can swim up to 25m and are comfortable getting out of your depth. We'll brief you on everything you need to know before we set off.

That's absolutely fine - the sea dip is always optional! There is no pressure or expectation to get in the water. Many women choose just to walk and watch, and that's a completely valid choice. You could just dip your toes and test the water or get all the way in for a swim. You decide on the day!

Many of our participants come solo. That's exactly who we're here for. The small group size (maximum 6 women) creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. You won't feel out of place for a moment.

You should be comfortable walking 2-3 miles, including some inclines and uneven coastal terrain. We walk at a relaxed pace with plenty of stops to take in the views and watch for wildlife. If you can manage a moderate country walk, you'll be absolutely fine.

Safety is always our first priority. If conditions make a walk or sea dip unsafe, we'll either adapt the route or reschedule. You'll always be notified in advance. We check forecasts carefully and will never take unnecessary risks.

Wear comfortable walking shoes with good grip and bring warm layers, a hat, sunscreen and a waterproof jacket so you’re prepared whatever the weather. If you plan to dip, bring swimwear and a towel or drying robe, plus warm loose layers for afterwards. A full kit list is sent after booking.

Yes, wetsuit hire is available if you'd like one. You don’t have to wear a wetsuit to dip, but some prefer the warmth! Just let us know when you enquire or book.

All participants must be aged 18 or over.

Use our contact form or email us directly to enquire about upcoming dates and availability. Spaces are limited to 6 per walk, so we recommend getting in touch early. We'll confirm your place and send all the details you need.

The price covers the full guided walk and sea dip experience with expert wildlife interpretation, safety briefing, and a warm drink and snack. Wetsuit hire is available at an additional cost. Travel to the meeting point and any relevant parking charges are not included.

Walks take place along the South West Coast Path in North Cornwall. Each walk option is in a different location between just southwest of Newquay and Port Isaac. Exact meeting points and route details are shared after booking. Routes may vary slightly depending on weather and conditions.

Please do get in touch before booking. You'll be asked to complete a short medical declaration before attending, and we're happy to discuss any concerns. We want everyone to be safe and comfortable.