On the Northumberland Coast, north east of Alnwick
Breathtaking stretch of silver sands surrounded by wildlife-rich dunes, rocky shores and headlands.
Don't miss
Quiet beaches for walks, sandcastles and surfing
Wildlife haven for seabirds, shorebirds and wildfowl
All-ability path to an easy access bird-viewing hide
Long history of fishing, farming and military defence
Newton Point coastal lookout holiday cottage with far-reaching views
Making the most of your day
Find out more about the local history and wildlife at our visitor information point in the square.
Low Newton Square
An 18th-century fishing hamlet, with cream-washed cottages and an historic pub set around a pretty village green. NU240244
Newton Haven
Natural rock harbour and beach, sheltered from the tides by an offshore reef. An excellent spot for marine wildlife and feeding shorebirds. NU242244
Newton Pool
Freshwater lagoon nature reserve just 80 metres from the shore. Attracts a variety of wildlife to its scrub woodland, fen and open water habitats. NU241241
Newton Point
A short walk through organic meadows along the shore to Newton Point gives fantastic views out to sea and the Farne Islands on a clear day. NU245252
Embleton Bay
With the backdrop of Dunstanburgh Castle, this fine sandy beach is one of the most spectacular in England. It's popular for paddling and gives some good surf conditions. NU243231
Opening arrangements
Countryside
Open all year
Visitor information point - Low Newton Square
Easter - Sept
10 - 4
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Wildlife-viewing hides - Newton Pool
Open all year
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Info point opening times may vary depending on warden availability.
Get in touch
Coastal Wardens' Office
The Square
Low Newton-by-the-Sea
Northumberland NE66 3EL
