Nicolette's Guidebook
An historic Village by the Sea.
Hosting Plenty of gift shops/ Cafés/Restaurants and Bars. Saturday & Sunday market in Tynemouth Station. A place to see and be seen.
A short drive away. Beautiful sandy beach with dunes. Lovely for dolphin spotting.
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Seaton Sluice
A short drive away. Beautiful sandy beach with dunes. Lovely for dolphin spotting.
Your local Beach
On your doorstep, Cullercoats Bay offers everything you need for your holiday. A beautiful and safe Bsy offers the opportunity for swimmers, Kayaking, Paddle Borders alike you enjoy the taste of the sea.
Something for everyone. Once a fishing Village, now a lovely traditional seaside bay.
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Cullercoats Bay
Something for everyone. Once a fishing Village, now a lovely traditional seaside bay.
Sightseeing
A walk along Longsands beach go it’s location or 1 stop on the Metro. It’s a favourite destination for those coming from near and far.
There’s an historic priory on the headland and Restaurants and Cafés on the beach.
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Tynemouth
A walk along Longsands beach go it’s location or 1 stop on the Metro. It’s a favourite destination for those coming from near and far.
There’s an historic priory on the headland and Restaurants and Cafés on the beach.
You can book a private visit at very reasonable cost. Contact St Mary’s Lighthouse directly.
Here’s a bit of it’s history:
“The lighthouse and adjacent keepers' cottages were built in 1898 by the John Miller company of Tynemouth, using 645 blocks of stone and 750,000 bricks. It was built on the site of an 11th-century monastic chapel, whose monks maintained a lantern on the tower to warn passing ships of the danger of the rocks”.
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Sjávarljós St. Mary
Saint Mary's Island CausewayYou can book a private visit at very reasonable cost. Contact St Mary’s Lighthouse directly.
Here’s a bit of it’s history:
“The lighthouse and adjacent keepers' cottages were built in 1898 by the John Miller company of Tynemouth, using 645 blocks of stone and 750,000 bricks. It was built on the site of an 11th-century monastic chapel, whose monks maintained a lantern on the tower to warn passing ships of the danger of the rocks”.
Market
A Saturday and Sunday option for those who love to meander through a market.
Tynemouth Market
Station TerraceShopping
A “Gigi” shopping experience, with a lovely selection of bars, restaurants and Cafés. A walk or short metro ride away.
Park View
Park ViewBar
A quirky little bar in the old ticket office at Whitley Bay Metro station. Friendly table service, platform tables, weather protected by the Station Victorian glass awning. Often has musicians playing outside. Very pleasant.
The Ticket Office
Station SquareA quirky little bar, with table service spread out onto the platform and located in the old ticket office of Whitley Bay Station. Often has musicians playing outside. A lovely stop off.
The Ticket Office
Station SquareA quirky little bar, with table service spread out onto the platform and located in the old ticket office of Whitley Bay Station. Often has musicians playing outside. A lovely stop off.
Food scene
Cullercoats Coffee
22a John StThe best Coffee stop in the bay.
High Tide
5 Victoria CresGood for Families
Excellent little Tapas on the front. Owners have run a bar in Ibiza and have created a vibe.
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SaltHouse
6-7 Victoria CresExcellent little Tapas on the front. Owners have run a bar in Ibiza and have created a vibe.
Kith & Kin
172 Park ViewPleasant café with pavement tables, serving vegan options.
PureKnead Artisan Bakery
111 Park ViewArtisan bakery. A good stop off on a visit to Park View.
A wonderful South Asia, home cooking delight on Park View. Charming owner /Cook. Vegan options and allergies catered for.
Namaste taste of india
195 Park ViewA wonderful South Asia, home cooking delight on Park View. Charming owner /Cook. Vegan options and allergies catered for.
Rustic Cup
28 Park ViewAn excellent café offering vegan options. Extends to a bar in the evening.