Newton Haven

Newton Haven

Newton Haven, about 9 miles from Alnwick, is a large sand and rocky beach that is part of the Northumberland Coast Area of ONS Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The beach is in a sheltered bay which makes it popular for swimming, for water sports such as surfing and windsurfing.

Dog Friendly Beaches

Most of northumberland dog friendly including the beaches, shops, cafes and pubs as well as many of the holiday cottages.

Other beaches in Northumberland worth visiting

Bamburgh Castle and Beach

Bamburgh Castle beach is a perfect place to go for long walks all time of year. The sand is perfect for building sandcastles and playing beach and search games. However it is of course the stunning castle that makes this beach well worth visting.

Alnmouth Beach

Alnmouth beach is worth going for its stunning natural beauty and golden sandy beaches.

Other places worth visiting

Alnwick

Alnwick District is situated in the Heart Of Northumberland in North East England with Alnwick Castle taking pride of place in the town. The district covers the coast from Low Newton to Amble.

Food and drink

There are a number of places to visit for food and drink such as the Ship Inn.

Hotels

There are a number of local centre hotels and friendly bed and breakfast options.

News

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Not be confused with Newton Haven from World's End film

Newton Haven is also the name of the fictional town depicted in the pub crawl movie The World's End. The film stars Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as they go on the famous Golden Mile pub crawl with the flim main location being Letchworth Garden City

Community

Newton Haven had a great community spirit.

Beach Blog

This blog is just one of a number of beach blogs written about Britain's fabulous beaches including Hunstanton Beach, Cromer Beach and many others.