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Nov 25, 2024
Probably one of the most beautiful bays anywhere in the world. A visit to Northumberland is not complete without a walk here. From Dunstan Stead’s walk towards Dunstanburgh Castle, turn back to fac…Full review by Travel05164806638
Sep 28, 2024
Went back after a number of years on a return to Northumberland. Still as beautiful as ever. Walked up to the rock pools to observe the bird lifeFull review by Colin M
Sep 27, 2024
Beautiful, quiet dog friendly beach with great views. A castle at one end of the bay and a pub at the far end up at Low Newton By The Sea. Embleton Beach is pretty amazing. We were lucky enough t…Full review by Adrian S
Hi, where is the best place to park for easy access to the bay please ? My mum has mobility issues so would prefer her time on the bay rather than walking 4o mins to get to the bay for example. Would low Newton car park or in embleton be best? Thank you. Also is it a hilly walk from either of these two?
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Hi Low Newton would be best you could drive right down to the beach drop her off then go & Park in the carpark. From Embleton it’s quite a walk & the last bit is through the sand …
Hi Low Newton would be best you could drive right down to the beach drop her off then go & Park in the carpark. From Embleton it’s quite a walk & the last bit is through the sand dunes. Hope that helps
How long is the beach? Wondering if it’s suitable for a run. Thanks
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It is a short run across the bay and, as said previously, it is about 2,5/3 moles. The sands are reasonably firm too. There is a coastal path to Dunstanburgh Castle which is good but …
It is a short run across the bay and, as said previously, it is about 2,5/3 moles. The sands are reasonably firm too. There is a coastal path to Dunstanburgh Castle which is good but of course, not on sand. I hope this is of smome help.
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