Port Mulgrave – Private Hire Fossil Safari

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Date/Time
Date(s) - 1 December 2024 - 31 December 2026
9:00 am - 6:00 pm

Location
Port Mulgrave

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Private tours are arranged to this classic location of Port Mulgrave via our expert guides. Suiting fit and agile participants only, this location includes beach access via a rope and muddy slope, with hazards of mud, steep climbs, boulder fields, slippery rocks and rockfalls. Port Mulgrave is an adventure level location – not advisable for small children, mobility impaired or anyone with vertigo. Round trips to Staithes or Runswick Bay are possible in the right conditions, with one direction via the spectacular clifftop walk of The Cleveland Way.

Our Earth Scientist guides curate individually designed tours that follow best practice in accessing sites for responsible collecting. Private tours consider the unique safety factors of the location and are arranged to suit tides, adventure level, age and ability of the hiring party.

Spring & Summer weekend and school holiday availability is now extremely limited. Book Autumn/Winter dates now to avoid disappointment

Due to monthly tidal variations, it is not always possible to embark on fossil hunts at Port Mulgrave.

Private tours costs are

1-6 people – 3-4 hour itinerary = Cost £175

7-11 people  – 3-4 hour itinerary = Cost £250

12-16 people  – 3-4 hour itinerary = Cost £350

(Additional hours available at an additional cost of £30 per hours)

Get in touch to discuss what’s possible for a chosen location or date range. We’ll advise on options that will be best suited to you.

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