The rugged cliffs and clear waters of Cornwall's north coast make an impressive backdrop for a skydive. The Cornwall Parachute Club operates from Perranporth Airfield, where you can try parachuting, skydiving and glider flights, or enjoy a scenic flight taking in the breathtaking views over the Cornish peninsular. Located on a stunning stretch of coastline near Newquay, Perranporth Airfield was used as base for Spitfires during World War 2.
Experience the thrill of skimming across the water on a kitesurf board, or gliding across the sand on a kite buggy or landboard. The experienced instructors at Mobius offer tutition at all levels for groups and individuals. All land based activities take place at Perranporth beach near Newquay on Cornwall's north coast. Kitesurfing is also available at Pentewan near St Austell on the south coast, and at Marazion near Penzance and Hayle near St Ives on Cornwall's south west peninsula.
Hire a VW camper from the little seaside town of Perranporth, just down the road from Newquay, and set off on a Cornish road trip adventure.
Experience a kayaking cruise adventure from two different launch points, one from Trevaunance Cove St Agnes, the other on the Helford Passage, you can enjoy the stunning scenery of either the north or south coast from a tandem sit-on kayak. A fabulous way to see the local wildlife including seals, cormorants and sometimes even basking sharks and dolphins. A Cornish hamper or picnic can be arranged in advance of your adventure, if you wish to indulge in some local produce. See the Web site for further information and contact details.
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9 May 2011
The rugged cliffs and clear waters of Cornwall's north coast make an impressive backdrop for a skydive. The Cornwall Parachute Club operates from Perranporth Airfield, where you can try parachuting, skydiving and glider flights, or enjoy a scenic flight taking in the breathtaking views over the Cornish peninsular. Located on a stunning stretch of coastline near Newquay, Perranporth Airfield was used as base for Spitfires during World War 2.
8 June 2010
Experience the thrill of skimming across the water on a kitesurf board, or gliding across the sand on a kite buggy or landboard. The experienced instructors at Mobius offer tutition at all levels for groups and individuals. All land based activities take place at Perranporth beach near Newquay on Cornwall's north coast. Kitesurfing is also available at Pentewan near St Austell on the south coast, and at Marazion near Penzance and Hayle near St Ives on Cornwall's south west peninsula.
Kayaking, Canadian canoeing, coasteering and moorland treks.
Hire a VW camper from the little seaside town of Perranporth, just down the road from Newquay, and set off on a Cornish road trip adventure.
Climbing, abseiling, coasteering and moorland treks.
Experience a kayaking cruise adventure from two different launch points, one from Trevaunance Cove St Agnes, the other on the Helford Passage, you can enjoy the stunning scenery of either the north or south coast from a tandem sit-on kayak. A fabulous way to see the local wildlife including seals, cormorants and sometimes even basking sharks and dolphins. A Cornish hamper or picnic can be arranged in advance of your adventure, if you wish to indulge in some local produce. See the Web site for further information and contact details.