Easington Beach takes some finding — a cliffside walk from the village through ancient woodland and coastal paths, past wartime pillboxes and the echoes of a mining heritage that still shapes this corner of Durham. Much of this stretch of coastline is inaccessible by design, which means those who make the effort are rewarded with real solitude and some of the most striking cliff scenery on the north east coast. Here’s what to know before you go.
Druridge Bay is one of Northumberland’s most impressive but least-visited stretches of coastline — wide open sands, a gentle sea perfect for swimming, and enough space to feel truly uncrowded even on a summer weekend. Here’s why it’s worth the effort to find it.
Alnmouth beach is situated in the North East of England, in Northumberland, near the market town of Alnwick, and the neighbouring beach of Warkworth. Although the beach is not recommended for swimmers, for walkers and beach lovers it is a stunning beach with a variety of pubs and restaurants and cafes to enjoy nearby, and …
