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Northumberland Coastal Path

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Tracy
February 26, 2020
Feel the sand beneath your feet and the refreshing sea breeze in your hair with a visit to Northumberland’s magnificent coastline. With more than 30 miles of beaches the Northumberland Coast is simply spectacular.  Promenade along piers, play at penny arcades and tuck into fish and chips whilst enjoying the sea view at retro-chic seaside towns such as Seahouses. Visit Newbiggin by the sea, a seaside village making artistic waves with The Couples, Britain’s first permanent coastal sculpture.  Discover picturesque fishing communities, clustered around sandy coves, like Newton-by-the-sea. Northumberland has more castles than any other county in England.  Many of these castles, including Warkworth, Dunstanburgh, Bamburgh and Lindisfarne, stand guard along our dramatic coast. Drive across the causeway to the unique Holy Island of Lindisfarne, the birthplace of the magnificent Lindisfarne Gospels. At the Lindisfane Centre you can turn virtual pages of a facsimile version of the Lindisfarne Gospels. Northumberland’s coast is a giant adventure park where you can enjoy adrenaline-pumping sports like coasteering, kite and windsurfing. Or just relax with a deckchair while the children build sandcastles and go rock pooling. Channel your inner David Attenborough with a visit to one of Northumberland’s amazing coastal nature reserves like the Farne Islands, Coquet Island and Druridge Bay. Inland, head to the medieval market town of Alnwick, with its castle, celebrated garden and vintage shops. A visit to Howick Hall and Garden, the home of Earl Grey tea, is highly recommended for garden and tea lovers alike. Northumberland’s most northern area offers some thrilling history, with the Berwick Walls and ancient battlegrounds. Berwick has a rich culture, and inland you’ll find rolling hills and beautiful villages. Tap into a rich seam of history and celebrate Northumberland’s mining heritage at the award-winning Woodhorn Museum.
Feel the sand beneath your feet and the refreshing sea breeze in your hair with a visit to Northumberland’s magnificent coastline. With more than 30 miles of beaches the Northumberland Coast is simply spectacular.  Promenade along piers, play at penny arcades and tuck into fish and chips whilst enj…

Einstök dægrastytting í nágrenninu

Gönguleið pílagríma að Holy Island þvert yfir flóðasandana
Sólsetursganga eftir leið Pilgrim til Lindisfarne
Ganga með leiðsögn að St Cuthbert 's Cave með skógarstígum og fleiru
Staðsetning
Berwick-upon-Tweed, England