Guidebook for Beadnell
Food Scene
A relaxed local pub/restaurant with live music and a large, sunny enclosed beer garden.
19 locals recommend
Craster Arms Hotel
2-4 The WyndingA relaxed local pub/restaurant with live music and a large, sunny enclosed beer garden.
Amazing sea views, great local food and the perfect end point after walking from Craster to Dunstanburgh Castle and back along one of Britain's best loved walks.
20 locals recommend
Jolly Fisherman Inn
Haven HillAmazing sea views, great local food and the perfect end point after walking from Craster to Dunstanburgh Castle and back along one of Britain's best loved walks.
Wonderful pub/restaurant right on the beach. Ideal as part of a walk to and from Beadnell along the coastal path.
36 locals recommend
The Ship Inn
Wonderful pub/restaurant right on the beach. Ideal as part of a walk to and from Beadnell along the coastal path.
The Potted Lobster
3 Lucker RdLocally sourced seafood in a warm, coastal inspired setting.
Beadnell Towers
The WyndingBeautifully refurbished restaurant and bar with outside seating.
Beachside surfer cafe & bar. Relaxed vibe & perfect decor. Log burners outside with blankets.
The Landing, Beadnell Bay
Beachside surfer cafe & bar. Relaxed vibe & perfect decor. Log burners outside with blankets.
Sightseeing
Bamburgh Castle
40 The WyndingAlnwick Castle
Take a magical drive over the causeway at low tide, to visit the birthplace of English Christianity. Iconic Castle, Priory and local produce including mead. Surrounded by golden beaches. Horse riding over the beaches by arrangement is breathtaking.
36 locals recommend
Lindisfarne Castle
Take a magical drive over the causeway at low tide, to visit the birthplace of English Christianity. Iconic Castle, Priory and local produce including mead. Surrounded by golden beaches. Horse riding over the beaches by arrangement is breathtaking.
Iconic dramatic ruins on the edge of the coastline. Fabulous views from the higher parts of it.
68 locals recommend
National Trust - Dunstanburgh Castle
Dunstanburgh RoadIconic dramatic ruins on the edge of the coastline. Fabulous views from the higher parts of it.
Fascinating, chilling history, in beautiful grounds. See the Chillingham wild cattle there.
49 locals recommend
Chillingham Castle
Fascinating, chilling history, in beautiful grounds. See the Chillingham wild cattle there.
Alnmouth
Lovely beaches, restaurants, small shops.
Striking Castle in a picturesque town. Lots of eateries and a lovely river to wander along.
14 locals recommend
Warkworth Castle
Striking Castle in a picturesque town. Lots of eateries and a lovely river to wander along.
MV Golden Gate - Farne Island Boat Trips
The only boat licensed to land on the Farne islands.
Holy Island
A tidal island steeped in early Christian history. Lovely eateries & Mead brewery.
Parks & Nature
Exciting boat ride for close encounters with a variety of wildlife including seals, migrating bird life and dolphins.
26 locals recommend
Farne Islands
Exciting boat ride for close encounters with a variety of wildlife including seals, migrating bird life and dolphins.
Victorian inventor, Lord Armstrong's home, crammed with many luxuries modern homes aspire to. Beautiful grounds/lakes to explore, making a natural playground for children.
106 locals recommend
National Trust - Cragside
Victorian inventor, Lord Armstrong's home, crammed with many luxuries modern homes aspire to. Beautiful grounds/lakes to explore, making a natural playground for children.
A lovely walk to this waterfall and also excellent examples of neolithic rock art nearby. Northumberland is defined by its undeveloped landscape of high moorland. This undeveloped landscape, however, harbours well over a thousand examples of ancient occupation in the form of rock art, made by Neolithic and Early Bronze Age people between 6000 and 3500 years ago. And yet despite being one of the most important collections of prehistoric art in the British Isles, the precise meaning still eludes us. Particularly good examples around this area.
Roughting Linn
A lovely walk to this waterfall and also excellent examples of neolithic rock art nearby. Northumberland is defined by its undeveloped landscape of high moorland. This undeveloped landscape, however, harbours well over a thousand examples of ancient occupation in the form of rock art, made by Neolithic and Early Bronze Age people between 6000 and 3500 years ago. And yet despite being one of the most important collections of prehistoric art in the British Isles, the precise meaning still eludes us. Particularly good examples around this area.
This remote area is the wild heart of the National Park. Covering nearly a quarter of Northumberland National Park, it is a wildlife lover’s paradise.
Moorland birds, wild goats and even the rare black grouse have flourished here with so few humans around. This is because Otterburn Ranges has been owned since 1911 by the Ministry of Defence.
Twenty-three percent of Northumberland National Park (stretching from the A68 to Upper Coquetdale) is owned by the Ministry of Defence and used as a military training area. It is the shared aim of the Northumberland National Park and the MoD to encourage as much access to the area as possible.
Otterburn Camp
This remote area is the wild heart of the National Park. Covering nearly a quarter of Northumberland National Park, it is a wildlife lover’s paradise.
Moorland birds, wild goats and even the rare black grouse have flourished here with so few humans around. This is because Otterburn Ranges has been owned since 1911 by the Ministry of Defence.
Twenty-three percent of Northumberland National Park (stretching from the A68 to Upper Coquetdale) is owned by the Ministry of Defence and used as a military training area. It is the shared aim of the Northumberland National Park and the MoD to encourage as much access to the area as possible.
Summer nesting site of rare Little Terns. Wardens will talk with you about these visitors.
Long Nanny,Beadnell Bay Bird Sanctuary
Summer nesting site of rare Little Terns. Wardens will talk with you about these visitors.
Home of earl Grey Tea - great tea shop! Beautiful gardens to explore.
25 locals recommend
Howick Hall Gardens
Home of earl Grey Tea - great tea shop! Beautiful gardens to explore.
Budle Bay
A broad tidal bay, brimming with bird life and sandy beaches.
Incredible sandstone cave amongst woodland and an easy walk from the National Trust carpark. Believed to be a temporary resting place for St Cuthbert's body, to evade Vikings.
12 locals recommend
St. Cuthberts Cave
Incredible sandstone cave amongst woodland and an easy walk from the National Trust carpark. Believed to be a temporary resting place for St Cuthbert's body, to evade Vikings.
Beautiful unspoilt valley with red squirrels around the cafe. Fantastic cakes!
11 locals recommend
Ingram Valley GB
Beautiful unspoilt valley with red squirrels around the cafe. Fantastic cakes!
Part of a beautiful riverside walk, overlooking a fine Medieval bridge, layered with history including Flodden Field.
Twizel Castle
Part of a beautiful riverside walk, overlooking a fine Medieval bridge, layered with history including Flodden Field.
Shopping
Seahouses
Arts & Culture
Duddo Stones
A mystical place; Neolithic small stone circle with amazing 360 views.
RNLI Grace Darling Museum
Radcliffe RoadTo find out about this local life-saving heroine.
Amble Marina Ltd
National Trust Wallington
Capability Brown designed grounds.
Great for browsing a wide variety of books in a quirky Victorian railway setting. Lovely real fire & coffee shop too.
83 locals recommend
Barter Books
Great for browsing a wide variety of books in a quirky Victorian railway setting. Lovely real fire & coffee shop too.
Ad Gefrin
New whisky distillery & cultural centre.
Entertainment & Activities
They provide a wide range of water based activities including coasteering, kayaking, paddle boards, kite surfing .
KA KITESURFING
4 The HavenThey provide a wide range of water based activities including coasteering, kayaking, paddle boards, kite surfing .