Amble Beaches, Northumberland.
There are two main beaches at Amble separated by a headland and rocks at Pan Point.
The beach that many visitors will see is the small sandy beach between the pier and promenade. Known locally as the "Little Shore" it is well used but can have a lot of "flotsam" washed up by the tide after stormy weather and high tides.
A much larger beach is at Amble Links, between the town and Low Hauxley. Backed by large dunes, this beach is popular with walkers and dog owners.
This beach provides great views of Coquet Island with its lighthouse, famous for having been manned by the brother of Grace Darling, the famous Northumbrian Heroine.
Another small beach nestles between Pan Point. and Wellhaugh Point.
Views of the small beach in Amble beside the harbour.
The beach in winter.
On the north side of the River Coquet sands are exposed at low tide.
They are heavily used by Gulls and Cormorants.
There is also a small beach on the north side of the River Coquet.
Small stretch of beach south of Pan Point.
Early summer morning view of the beach at Amble Links looking north.
Early summer morning view of the beach at Amble Links, looking south near Hauxley.
Late winter afternoon view of the beach at Amble Links, looking north near Hauxley.
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