About the event

Cornwall Wildlife Trust Seaquest Southwest public seawatches take place from 11 AM to 1 PM on the third Sunday of every month at scenic coastal locations across Cornwall. These events are designed for anyone interested in marine wildlife, from beginners to seasoned wildlife enthusiasts. Led by experienced Seaquest coordinators and local marine experts, attendees will have the chance to observe and learn about marine species such as seals, whales, and dolphins, while contributing to valuable community science research. The event provides an engaging way to connect with the ocean and support marine conservation efforts.

Date: Sunday 20th April 2025

Location: Rame Head, please park at Rame Head Car Park and walk for 10-15 minutes to the point where out Seaquest Team will be surveying.

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Time: 11am – 1pm

The survey includes settling into a sea-watching session, scanning the water for wildlife sightings. There’s time for breaks, and attendees are encouraged to bring a hot drink in a flask, snacks, and binoculars if available. Please wear or bring warm, waterproof clothing, and sturdy footwear, as the event takes place on exposed cliffs, where weather conditions can be unpredictable. Safety is a top priority, so be prepared for uneven terrain and cold winds. Everyone is welcome, making it a perfect activity for families, individuals, and nature lovers alike.

Public Transport: The recommended public transport option for reaching St Michael’s Chapel at Rame Head is to take the bus to the nearest stop in Rame Village. The following bus lines serve the area: 70, 70B, 70A, and 70S. Once you arrive in Rame Village, the chapel is accessible via a 30–40-minute walk along country lanes and coastal paths. Be sure to check current bus timetables before you travel, as service frequency may vary depending on the time of day and season.