Beadnell & Seahouses Area

Dunstanburgh Castle

Admire this magnificent castle on a wave-battered headland. Rivalling any castle of its day, it can be reached by a beautiful coastal walk from nearby Craster.

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Howick Hall Gardens

Wander in beautiful, tranquil, natural surroundings and enjoy a wide variety of plants and wildlife at Howick Hall Gardens. Tel: 01665 577191

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Slate Hall Riding Centre

See some of the stunning coastline of the North East on horse back with the Slate Hall Riding Centre. They offer lessons, treks, and beach rides and gave a large selection of horses and ponies to choose from. Tel: 01665 720320

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KA Kitesurfing

Using the stunning beaches at Budle Bay, Bamburgh, Beadnell Bay, Druridge Bay, and Redcar KA provide kitesurfing courses designed for both groups and individuals. Tel:07766 303876

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Unity Fishing Trips

A wide range of fishing trips ranging from three hour trips ideal for families and novices to eight hour trips aimed at experienced anglers. Tel:01665 721706

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Fishing in Craster

The village of Craster on the Northumberland coast is surrounded by many fishing venues which offer the chance to catch breeds such as conger eel, lesser spotted dogfish and Pollack.

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St Oswalds Way

Oswald was the King of Northumbria in the early 7th century. He was given sainthood in recognition of his attempts to bring Christianity to his hitherto pagan people.

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Rock climbing on the Alnwick Moors

Covering a large area of moorland to the west of Alnwick the Moors are made up mostly Fell Sandstone of variable quality. The stunning views of the Cheviots and the beautiful sunsets make this area great for rock climbers as well as walkers and bike riders.