60-foot waterfall set against a steep rock face. The walk begins near Hartside Farm (north of Ingram) and offers gentle elevation before reaching the falls
Located within the same historic building as the Bagpipe Museum, the Morpeth Chantry Craft Centre is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates quality craftsmanship and unique gifts.
Families will love the playgrounds, paddling pool, and miniature train, while others can enjoy tennis courts, bowling greens, or a quiet riverside bench under the trees
Visitors can browse a fascinating collection of pipes, music manuscripts, and historical artefacts that trace the development of traditional North East folk music
Scott’s of Alnmouth is a cosy café and deli known for its warm welcome and freshly prepared food. It’s a popular spot for breakfast and brunch, with a menu featuring locally sourced produce and homemade bakes. Their coffee, cakes, and light lunches make it a go-to stop for a relaxed bite in the heart of the village.
Bistro 23 is a favourite among both locals and visitors, offering a relaxed setting and a menu full of flavour. It's especially popular at lunchtime, thanks to its fresh, locally sourced ingredients and friendly service. Don’t miss their famous crab sandwiches, often hailed as some of the best on the Northumberland coast.
Just off the coast from Alnmouth lies Coquet Island, a protected RSPB nature reserve. Although the island itself is closed to the public, you can still enjoy boat trips from nearby Amble that take you close enough to see its incredible wildlife.
This wide stretch of golden sand is ideal for long, leisurely walks, sandcastle building, and scenic picnics. It's also dog-friendly all year round, making it a popular spot for pet owners.
