Amble guidebook

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Amble guidebook

Sightseeing

Spectacular ruins of the castle, riverside picnic spot, boat hire
44 locals recommend
Warkworth
44 locals recommend
Spectacular ruins of the castle, riverside picnic spot, boat hire
Magnificent castle and gardens with enormous treehouse complex
281 locals recommend
Alnwick Castle
281 locals recommend
Magnificent castle and gardens with enormous treehouse complex
45 locals recommend
Druridge Bay Country Park
A1068
45 locals recommend
Enormous clean sandy beach. Never very busy.
31 locals recommend
Druridge Bay
31 locals recommend
Enormous clean sandy beach. Never very busy.
A lovely walk across fields to reach this coastal ruin.
68 locals recommend
National Trust - Dunstanburgh Castle
Dunstanburgh Road
68 locals recommend
A lovely walk across fields to reach this coastal ruin.
Known locally as the Capital of Coquetdale, the traditional Northumbrian village of Rothbury is built on a sandstone hillside. It offers an excellent range of shops, with many art galleries, tea rooms, cafes and pubs. It makes a very convenient base for fishing and for walking into the Northumberland National Park and Simonside, as well as offering less strenuous riverside walks.
47 locals recommend
Rothbury
47 locals recommend
Known locally as the Capital of Coquetdale, the traditional Northumbrian village of Rothbury is built on a sandstone hillside. It offers an excellent range of shops, with many art galleries, tea rooms, cafes and pubs. It makes a very convenient base for fishing and for walking into the Northumberland National Park and Simonside, as well as offering less strenuous riverside walks.
Cragside the first house in the world to be lit using hydroelectric power. Extraordinary Victorian house, gardens and woodland - the wonder of its age.
106 locals recommend
National Trust - Cragside
106 locals recommend
Cragside the first house in the world to be lit using hydroelectric power. Extraordinary Victorian house, gardens and woodland - the wonder of its age.
Nature On A Grander Scale. Views Are Bigger, Night Sky Brighter & Sports Wilder! Get Ready For The Greater Outdoors Made Just For You. Darkest Skies In England. Perfect For Star Gazing. Lots For Kids To See & Do.
40 locals recommend
Kielder Water & Forest Park
40 locals recommend
Nature On A Grander Scale. Views Are Bigger, Night Sky Brighter & Sports Wilder! Get Ready For The Greater Outdoors Made Just For You. Darkest Skies In England. Perfect For Star Gazing. Lots For Kids To See & Do.
Great beach, old fishing harbour and lime kilns, great sand dunes. Range of eateries.
27 locals recommend
Beadnell Bay
27 locals recommend
Great beach, old fishing harbour and lime kilns, great sand dunes. Range of eateries.
Approached via a tidal causeway so check the tide times.
58 locals recommend
Holy Island
58 locals recommend
Approached via a tidal causeway so check the tide times.
A wildlife facility of lakes ,woodland ,visitor centre and cafe.
9 locals recommend
Hauxley Wildlife Discovery Centre
Hauxley Lane
9 locals recommend
A wildlife facility of lakes ,woodland ,visitor centre and cafe.
Huge beach, great for dog walkers
11 locals recommend
Warkworth Beach
11 locals recommend
Huge beach, great for dog walkers
The largest indoor adventure play in Northumberland.
8 locals recommend
Castlemania Indoor Adventure Play
A1068
8 locals recommend
The largest indoor adventure play in Northumberland.
Interesting ancient site
Warkworth Hermitage
Interesting ancient site
While you can’t land on the island, get tantalisingly close on a boat trip around its shoreline. See the distinctive 80ft white lighthouse on the island, whose first-ever keeper was Grace Darling’s brother.
12 locals recommend
Coquet Island
12 locals recommend
While you can’t land on the island, get tantalisingly close on a boat trip around its shoreline. See the distinctive 80ft white lighthouse on the island, whose first-ever keeper was Grace Darling’s brother.

Food scene

Craster is famed as being the home of the Kipper, a smoked fish delicacy exported to food lovers across the country, and reputedly popular with the British Royal Family, too.
37 locals recommend
Craster
37 locals recommend
Craster is famed as being the home of the Kipper, a smoked fish delicacy exported to food lovers across the country, and reputedly popular with the British Royal Family, too.
A unique tea experience and sip a cup of this revered brew in the elegant Earl Grey Tea House. Earl Grey tea was first brewed here and is now sold throughout the world.
25 locals recommend
Howick Hall Gardens
25 locals recommend
A unique tea experience and sip a cup of this revered brew in the elegant Earl Grey Tea House. Earl Grey tea was first brewed here and is now sold throughout the world.
Lovely fresh local ingredients cooked to a very high standard.
23 locals recommend
JASPERS BISTRO
8 Bridge St
23 locals recommend
Lovely fresh local ingredients cooked to a very high standard.
Good food family restaurant
Rossini restaurant Amble
47-49 High St
Good food family restaurant
Little bistro near Amble's harbour.
23 locals recommend
Sea & Soil Amble
104 Queen St
23 locals recommend
Little bistro near Amble's harbour.
Relaxed, habour-side eatery serving seafood dishes such s razor clams, chowder & steamers plus wine.
40 locals recommend
The Old Boathouse
Leazes Street
40 locals recommend
Relaxed, habour-side eatery serving seafood dishes such s razor clams, chowder & steamers plus wine.

City/town information

The riverside, central shops, best to go by metro
188 locals recommend
Newcastle upon Tyne
188 locals recommend
The riverside, central shops, best to go by metro
The friendliest port, the most Northerly English port. Many shops, restaurants, cafes, ice cream parlours and easy parking.
59 locals recommend
Amble
59 locals recommend
The friendliest port, the most Northerly English port. Many shops, restaurants, cafes, ice cream parlours and easy parking.