10 Things to Do in Blyth That You Shouldn't Miss

Reached between the tides via a short causeway, St. Mary's has all the fascination of a miniature, part-time island. The Lighthouse, completed in 1898 on a hazardous coast for shipping, remained operational until 1984 when it was superseded by modern navigational techniques. Since then the Lighthouse and former keepers' cottages have been operated as a visitor centre by North Tyneside Council. The surrounding Nature Reserve contains an area of rockpools, clifftop grassland, a beach and newly created wetland habitats.Wherever possible we are open seven days a week between May and September, and during weekends and school holidays in the winter. However, it is not possible for us to open on some days because of tidal conditions. The stated opening times can also be subject to variations on occasion due to weather affecting the times of the tide.

Discover 800 years of history and experience fantastic events and Exhibitions at the award winning Woodhorn Museum. Woodhorn is the permanent home of the Ashington Group paintings, made famous through Lee Hall's successful Pitmen Painters play. It celebrates the people and mining communities of south East Northumberland. From 10 Feberaury 2018, kids go free, parking is free and adults pay just once for 12 months unlimited return visits (£7 Adult, £6.50 for multiple adults purchased at same time, £6 concessions)

Large garden centre with all you need for the garden and lots for the home too. a visit to Cafe Azure is a must A subsidiary of Azure Charitable Enterprises. Azure provides a wide range of services to people with disability throughout the North East. Our Mission is "Improving the lives of people who are disabled or disadvantaged".

#getsalty at the seaside with Cullercoats Bike & Kayak. We offer bike, kayak and paddleboard rentals as well as award-winning lessons and tours, including Coasteering trips and tours. Our staff and guides know this coast like no-one else so we're on hand for all the local knowledge you need. You can also enjoy locally roasted espresso, fresh and delicious food and an amazing selection of home-made cakes in The Snug Cafe, just upstairs from us. Ideal for relaxing after your adventure. We do everything we can to make yours a memorable day, our customers kindly awarded us a Trip Advisor certificate of excellence in 2015 and in 2016 we won gold in 'Guided Tour of the Year' and silver in 'Small Attraction of the Year' at the North East Tourism Awards.

Officially licensed Birds of Prey Centre set in the heart of beautiful Kielder Water and Forest Park, the only place in Britain with dark sky status.

Delta Force Newcastle paintball centre is a five-star venue set in dense woodland and conveniently located near the A1 in Seaton Burn. The centre is ideally located for visitors from the surrounding area, such as Stannington, Cramlington and Killingworth. As you enter the expansive base camp, a huge FV432 Armoured Personnel Carrier dominates the setting and is the ideal focal point for team and individual photos. The Newcastle paintball centre features immersive adrenaline-pumping game zones, including London Apocalypse - complete with iconic red London double-decker buses and Viet Cong Village, where you need to lead your squad down the Ho Chi Minh trail,coming across a seemingly abandoned village nestled within the jungle. Your Mission is to seize control of the village, building by building.