Blyth Beach
A golden stretch of sandy beach backed by a system of sand dunes, which are a haven for wildlife and a designated area of Special Nature Conservation.
Bathing is a popular pastime here in the summer, whilst the waves bring surfers to the area too. The beach also has a zone for water sports, such as jet skiing and a yachting club. Lucky visitors may spot marine wildlife such as dolphins, seals or porpoises from the beach, as they are known to frequent the area. A pier marking the mouth of the River Blyth and the wall of Blyth Harbour sit at the northern end of the beach.
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The Commissioners Quay Inn
A superb waterfront location on Blyth's historic quay, this contemporary Northumberland inn is also close to Newcastle Upon Tyne.
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Welcoming a new inn in the popular seaside town of Amble, at the gateway to the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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Across Northumberland, the Lake District, County Durham and North Yorkshire.
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