Name: Extreme Rockpool Safari
Start: 2025-04-27T11:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-04-27T13:00:00+01:00
Location: Church Road, PL9 0HP Wembury, United Kingdom

Join our Devon Wildlife Trust staff and volunteers for an extreme rockpool safari!
Join us on an extremely low tide to explore Wembury’s most amazing rockpools, rarely uncovered by the tide!
Suitable for children 7+ and all children must be accompanied by a paying adult.
This event will involve walking a good distance over very slippery seaweed covered rocks and in deeper rockpools.
Please don't bring nets – we’ll follow the Seashore Code and use our hands and tubs (we'll provide tubs), but don’t forget your wellies/beach shoes!
Please note, National Trust car parking charges apply at Wembury Beach car park. The car park can fill up very quickly on hot, sunny days so please leave plenty of time to park and aim to arrive at the Marine Centre 10mins before the event starts.
Cancellation Policy – refunds will be issued up to 1 day before the event starts, minus the Eventbrite booking fee. If the event is cancelled by us due to poor weather, you will receive a full refund.
Important Accessibility Information
The event takes place on Wembury beach and the surrounding rocky foreshore. There are steep unguarded edges along the coast. You should expect to be walking over slippery, seaweed-covered rocks, steep paths, sand, and other uneven ground. Please dress appropriately – be prepared for unpredictable weather and remember that rocks can be sharp so wearing thick-soled footwear with good grips is essential. We will be out for up to 2 hours; therefore, conditions can change and be different out on the shore than inland. There is accessible parking at the National Trust Wembury Beach car park, but no wheelchair access to the beach. There in an accessible toilet inside the Marine Centre, but the group will be a 20-minute walk away from these during the event. Dogs are not allowed on the beach between 1st May to 30th September though assistance dogs are allowed all year round.
We welcome attendees with an interest in finding out more about local marine life and are keen to learn or improve their identification and rockpooling skills. Instruction is provided verbally by a group leader in English within an outdoor setting where there may be background noise. Printed copies of some information can be made available with advance notice. The event takes place in a popular public place but is not usually crowded once we start rockpooling. Flash photography may be used by staff and participants but is not usually noticeable in daylight. Noise cancelling ear muffs can only be used if the attendee has someone with them who is able to listen and interpret the instructions for them.