Extreme Rockpool Safari - South Bay, Scarborough

Join our team for this special guided tour as we explore parts of the rocky shore only uncovered on extremely low tides! The tides are extremely low so get ready for a rockpool safari with a difference. We’ll take you on an exploration of the shore as we search for marine life which is only uncovered on a very low tide. Discover kelp forests, look out for lobsters and seek out sea urchins. Please note, children must be supervised by an adult throughout the event. Embrace your wild side - what to expect: This event is suitable for families and adults. The event will involve walking over uneven ground on the rocky shore and on slippery surfaces. Please ensure to wear suitable footwear and to bring waterproof clothing. We will be walking through rockpools so waterproof shoes are required - wellies would be best. What to bring/wear This event takes place outside so brace yourself for the Yorkshire weather! We'd recommend sturdy and waterproof footwear or wellies and lots of layers. If it's a hot day, remember a hat and sun cream. Toilets and catering Please be aware that Yorkshire Wildlife Trust do not have facilities in Scarborough. However, there are a number of public toilets and catering facilities nearby. Covid-19 secure If you have tested positive or think you may have Covid-19 we ask you to stay at home. Please contact Supporter Services if this is the case and your booking will be refunded. Visit our events Covid-19 page for more details. Joining us on the day Please meet at Sea Cliff Road car park (42 Sea Cliff Road, Scarborough, YO11 2XU). Parking There is a council-owned car park at Sea Cliff Road - parking is free for 3 hours. Contact us If you're having difficulties with your booking, or you have more questions about the event, please don't hesitate to get in touch! You can email us at [email protected] or drop us a call on 01904 659570. About Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Yorkshire Wildlife Trust is the only charity entirely dedicated to conserving, protecting and enhancing Yorkshire's wildlife and wild places. Find out more about what we do on our website and discover how you can support our work.