In recent years the North Tyneside coast has become more popular than ever for visitors coming here looking for a North East staycation. With the beautiful coast and beaches, an abundance of local food and drink places, boutique shops, very dog friendly and lots of character, it’s not hard to ...
The North Tyneside coast has really come into its own for breakfast and brunch options, with so much choice stretching from breakfast in Whitley Bay to Cullercoast and Tynemouth. Gone are the days where you need to venture into town for your eggs and a Bloody Mary to start the day. Like most ...
A few weeks ago I had the absolute pleasure of a night stay at Basement Retreat Tynemouth. This brand new holiday let is right in the heart of Tynemouth village, and offers a secluded, relaxing stay for two, with everything you could need for a luxury coastal escape right on your doorstep. ...
Tynemouth is one of the most popular towns on the North Tyneside coast, attracting people from all across the North East and beyond to visit. Famous for fish and chips, beautiful sandy beaches, and a central village front street packed with pubs, bars and eateries serving up fabulous food. If ...
If there’s one positive that the last few years has brought it’s that more cafes, bars and restaurants have improved their outdoor seating. And why not? Countries on the continent sit outside for coffee and mealtimes year round. Attracting more and more people to the coast especially in the ...
A pretty coastal town would be nothing without a good selection of dog friendly pubs to enjoy for a pint after a beach walk, some good food, and even the sport that’s on the TV. Tynemouth is no exception, and as one of the most visited North Tyneside coastal towns year round, there’s ...