Northumberland has some of the most spectacular unspoiled coastline and coastal accommodation in the UK. It was designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) all the way back in 1958 and covers 39 miles of stunning sandy beaches, coves and rocky outcrops! The Northumberland Coastal Route provides access to the many towns and villages along this magnificent stretch. Much of the area is unpopulated with mile after mile of clean and safe award-winning golden sandy beaches, quiet country lanes and an unequalled sense of freedom. For the lovers of wildlife there is the majestic Holy Island, the now famous Farne Islands, Coquet Island, Budle Bay... the list goes on.
Northumberland's Heritage Coastline
An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and rightly so! Miles of golden sandy beaches, dreamy castle-lined vistas and that wonderful sea air. Perfect for any holiday or short break.
This stretch of coast is famous for it's quaint and beautiful Villages, it's many dramatic Castles and for the unique mix of wildlife and tourist attractions. Our favourites include Alnmouth for it's beaches, Bamburgh, dominated by the Castle and one of the most romantic Villages in the world, Seahouses which is great for families and the gateway to the Farne Islands, Craster for it's unique history and lovely harbour and Low Newton for it's dramatic vistas and great pubs.
All the properties listed below are either within walking distance of the coast or a very short drive away. Rest assured you won't find any accommodation here that claims to be 'coastal' and in reality is a 10 mile drive. If you want to stay on the coast, you want to be right there smelling the fresh sea air. Please feel free to browse our range of excellent places to stay on the Northumberland Coast below: