Koru are proud supporters of the South West Coast Path and have hard it’s national walking month. In fact we discovered the Prison after walking the South West Coast Path to Perranporth. Spotting the bright red rock face Cligga, oxidised iron ore with mine shafts and adits we were keen to explore the parts of the coastline that we could see from the land.
Kayakers lined up under Cligga with the bright red oxidised iron and mine shafts, pictured above
Kayaking through Gadger, St Agnes, Cornwall, pictured above
So we set out from Trevaunance Cove and kayaked along through Gadger and to the bright red rock face, we were amazed by the brightly coloured rocks created by oxidised metals copper and iron ore and a stunning walled cavern, ‘The Prison’ and brightly coloured ‘Orange Cave’.
Orange Cave, Kayaking along the St Agnes Coastline, pictured above
Kayaking to the left from Trevaunance Cove we have discovered sea caves carved our in the mining era too now home to Atlantic Grey seals, the ledges home to guillemots and razorbills and shags.
Koru from Above, kayaking along the St Agnes Coastline, pictured above.
On the south coast the coast path is stunning kayaking out towards Durgan with small sandy beaches, rock formations and smugglers caves to discover under it by kayak.
Mooring up on secluded beaches, Helford River, pictured above
Or up towards the three creeks Frenchman’s, Polwheveral and Port Navas we can explore the temperate rainforest and wildlife from the water.
Kayaking along Frenchman’s Creek, Helford River, Cornwall, pictured above
So if you are walking the South West Coast Path or National Trust walkways, why not give your feet a rest and come kayaking with Koru and discover it from a different perspective! We have our sister company Helford River Cruises, 90 minute boat trips available too!
