Thrill-seekers spend £350 a night to dangle 200ft off sea cliff overnight
THRILL-seekers are queuing up to dangle 200ft off a sea cliff at Britain’s scariest bed and breakfast.
They spend the night hitched to a flimsy hanging platform which is lowered down the rockface above the crashing waves.
The Ledge camp site near St Davids, Pembrokeshire, is proving a huge hit at £350 a night.
Guests must bring their own sleeping bag but hot drinks, supper and breakfast are included.
They get full tuition before they are lowered on the portaledge hanging tent system, designed for rock climbers having to sleep out.
Organiser Stuart McInnes, a climbing instructor, said: “Most people manage to get a good night’s sleep. It’s completely safe. They are tied on the whole time.”
Stuart, 33, remains nearby in case of emergencies.
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He added: “It’s usually just bringing them up for the loo — we’d rather they didn’t go over the side for environmental reasons.”
It has had rave reviews from adrenaline junkies.
But Julie Harmon, 48, camping in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, said: “It gives me the shivers just looking at it.”
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