Embleton and Newton Links
Visitor information
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© Joe Cornish
View of the sand dunes in evening sunlight with the ruins of a C14th castle
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© NT/Jane Lancaster
The square is home to nine 18th century fisherman's cottages
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© NT/Harry Beamish
Embleton bay is dominated by the 14th century ruins of Dunstanburgh
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© NT/Jane Lancaster
Newton Point is part of the North Sea Coastal Trail
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© Joe Cornish
Wait for the tide to go out to see ripples on the sand on Embleton Beach
Breathtaking stretch of silver sands surrounded by wildlife-rich dunes
The sandy beach is backed by dunes where a variety of flowers bloom: bluebells, cowslips, burnet roses and, to give it its common name, bloody cranesbill, amongst others.
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Top 10 events on the Northumberland Coast
Whatever the weather Dunstanburgh Castle is a striking walking destination
Check out our new events programme on the Northumberland Coast. Whale-watching, intimate unplugged concerts, photography trails and guided walks are just some of the things we've got planned.