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.
Sunrise Blyth Beach
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.
find out moreThe Tynemouth Castle Inn
Surrounded by superb beaches, green spaces and promenades just made for strolling, this inn is also close to Newcastle Upon Tyne.
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Across Tyne and Wear, Northumberland, the Lake District, County Durham, North Yorkshire, Lancashire and North Wales.
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