What to do and see in Minehead, England: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do

Adventure awaits, come find it! Channel Adventure offers a diverse range of adventurous activities, outdoor education and personal development programmes. We’re based at The Adventure Centre in Minehead on the edge of the beautiful Exmoor National Park. We also operate at COACH in Taunton. As an AHOEC Gold Standard, fully licensed and insured provider we use the highest quality equipment, finest venues and carefully planned activities to ensure a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for all. Our friendly, professional and highly qualified staff are some of the best in the industry. Come an see us on Minehead seafront in The Adventure Centre to stand-up paddleboard, kayak, hire a bike and much more. If you are arranging a stag/hen party, planning a corporate or school away day or looking for an engaging activity day for the family Channel Adventure has the solution – just contact us.

Exmoor Photography workshops and courses are designed to welcome you into the wonderful world of photography and extend your knowledge of modern digital cameras. The tuition and guidance we provide is ideal for anybody who perhaps does not fully understand the settings and principles of photography and wants to achieve more from their camera. Professional photographer Jack assisted by Jamie Waters and Jacks wife Alison are all about customer service and a relaxed learning environment at your own pace. We will never make you feel awkward or embarrassed if you don’t understand something straight away and guarantee you will finish the day knowing more than you did when you started. The unique experience Jack provides also ensures that the small intimate group numbers allow all the 1:1 time you need. And don’t forget everybody receives Jacks laminated field guide handouts. What better place to learn & improve your photography in Exmoor National Park and Somerset. Workshops from £79.00pp

The Golden Retriever Experience (The GRE) is a family-run attraction in West Somerset that gives the unique opportunity for you and your family/friends to have a personal encounter with a pack of trained Golden Retrievers.

This scenic 20-mile rail tour from the Quantock Hills to the Bristol Channel coast recaptures the romantic era of steam rail travel.

The South West Coast Path National Trail is one of the top walks to be found anywhere in the world.Where else can you walk along 630 miles of such superb coastline? The heritage, wildlife, geology and scenery along the way are truly inspirational and every day walking it brings stunning new experiences.Whether you are looking for an afternoon stroll to take you to a beauty spot, or to embark on the challenge of hiking their entire route from Somerset's Minehead on the edge of Exmoor around to the shores of Poole Harbour in Dorset, or something in between, you’ve come to the right place.

Minehead Eye Skatepark has a huge range of things to do for people of all ages, including adults who haven't grown up yet! The indoor skatepark is open to scooters, skateboards & BMX'S, all available to hire with helmets and pads too. In the front section of the building we have table tennis & table football open to anyone. Upstairs we have a Bouldering Cave where you can practice low level climbing without ropes for all ages. We also have a Cafe on the upper floor overlooking the skatepark that serves hot and cold drinks plus food and its open to everyone not just skaters! There is sofas for those that want to just relax. We also have Free WIFI & a pool table within the cafe. Kids over 10 can be left on their own with parents permission, allowing for some quality time for parents. On the upper floor we also have a rehearsal studio for all music lovers. During the year we put on various clubs and events at the EYE plus so much more so check our website or leaflets for current events!

An invigorating 1.3 mile climb on the South West Coast Path through mixed woodland, rich in wildlife and with magnificent views out across the Bristol Channel. The return route drops gently downhill along a Victorian drive built by the Luttrells of Dunster Castle. There is an optional adventurous detour for keen geologists if the tide is low.