https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q9m9h_9sDg
Drone footage of Embleton and Low Newton Beach,

https://www.visitnorthumberland.com/explore/destinations/towns-villages/low-newton
Low Newton is a small fishing village, almost completely owned by the National Trust. The curving beach and open-ended grass square surrounded by cream washed cottages is nothing short of picturesque. Allow yourself to kick back and relax with lunch and a glass of real ale brewed in The Ship Inn's tiny micro brewery situated in the village

https://www.northumbria-cottages.co.uk/low-newton-by-the-sea.html
Northumbria Coast and Country Cottages rating. The Anchorage, a stone-built Victorian cottage settled in Alnwick, Northumberland. (Ref. 1145721) Wi-fi. Washing machine. 7 nights from £577. Secure your holiday with a 30% deposit* Book now. 13.

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/north-east/embleton-and-newton-links/craster-to-low-newton-coastal-walk
Enjoy miles of magnificent views along the Northumberland coast with this National Trust walking route at Embleton and Newton ... pass by the mighty ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle and the long sweep of Embleton Sands, before reaching Low Newton by the Sea. Seasonal highlights. A wonderful walk all year round, with dune flowers blooming in spring

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/north-east/embleton-and-newton-links/things-to-do-at-embleton-and-newton-links
Stroll through Low Newton Square. For a picturesque village wander, head to the 18th-century fishing hamlet of Low Newton, with its whitewashed cottages and historic pub set around a pretty village green. Take a coastal walk. A walk along the Northumberland Coast is a pleasure at any time of year, with fresh air and views that stretch for miles.

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/north-east/embleton-and-newton-links
The Northumberland Coast Path, part of the North Sea Trail, runs through this estate from Beadnell Bay in the north to Newton Point and Newton Haven, then along Embleton Bay towards Dunstanburgh Castle in the south. Local footpaths lead to the coast from High Newton-by-the Sea and Embleton villages too, both about mile away.

https://anywhereweroam.com/northumberland-coastal-path/
The golden sweep of Embleton Bay is one of the most gorgeous beaches along the Northumberland Coast. Low Newton - about 90 minutes after you start - is a tiny village with an excellent pub, The Ship Inn. They brew three types of ales, the Indian Summer, Newton Gold and Squid Ink.

https://www.yournorthumberland.co.uk/area-guides/low-newton-guide
Known locally simply as 'Low Newton' the village of Low Newton-By-The-Sea is considered by many, including myself, to be one of the most attractive villages on The Northumberland Coast. It is almost completely owned by the National Trust and has an open ended square of beautiful cream-washed cottages looking out onto the glorious sandy beach

https://www.alltrails.com/en-gb/trail/england/northumberland/low-newton-by-the-sea-and-dunstanburgh-castle-circular
This coastal route in the Northumberland Coast National Landscape (AONB) takes you from Low Newton-by-the-Sea to Dunstanburgh Castle and back. You'll start by walking along the beach of Embleton Bay, taking in wonderful seaside views before reaching Dunstanburgh Castle, a 14th-century fortification that still shows an impressive facade looking over the water.

https://www.northumberlandcoast-nl.org.uk/newton-by-the-sea/
Newton-by-the-Sea. A delightful village which is popular for sailing and windsurfing with a lovely sandy beach and fine views across Embleton Bay to Dunstanburgh Castle. The area is renowned for bird watching and the National Trust owns most of the village and surrounding countryside. The 'square' is the heart of the old village, where low

https://www.northumberland.gov.uk/News/2022/Oct/Latest-stretch-of-England-Coastal-Path-opens.aspx
26 Oct 2022 ARCHIVED (over 3 months old) - view latest news. A 31 mile stretch of Northumberland's spectacular coastline is open to the public to explore for the first time. The route from Amble to Bamburgh is the latest stretch of the England Coast Path National Trail to open - set to become the longest managed walking route in the world.

https://www.northumbria-cottages.co.uk/cottage/Northumbria-Northumberland-Low-Newton-by-the-Sea/3B-Coastguard-Cottages-27680.html
LOW NEWTON-BY-THE-SEA. Beadnell 3 miles; Craster 4 miles. The small coastal village of Low Newton-by-the-Sea is situated on Northumberland's Heritage Coastline between the popular fishing villages of Craster, famous for its kippers, and Beadnell. Beadnell Bay offers excellent sandy beaches and there are spectacular coastal paths with wonderful

https://www.northumbria-cottages.co.uk/low-newton-by-the-sea.html?page=2
Discover the unspoiled beauty of Low Newton-by-the-Sea, along the stunning Northumberland coastline. Plan an escape to Low Newton-by-the-Sea cottages now! ... Craster, Embleton & Newton by the Sea Area; Berwick, The Scottish Borders & The Tweed Valley Area; Holy Island, Beal and Area;

https://www.thebeachguide.co.uk/north-east-england/northumberland/embleton-bay.htm
This section of the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is very much unspoiled and the beach is backed by low dunes (Newton Links) and very few signs of human habitation. Embleton Bay is something of a gem even on this coast with the BBC's Countryfile Magazine readers voting it the best beach in the UK 2017

http://amble.info/low-newton.html
Plan your trip with our advice on things to do and where to stay, plus the best events and restaurants, in Northumberland's coastal village of Low Newton.

https://northumberland250.com/coast-low-newton-by-the-sea
Low Newton is one of the most attractive villages on the Northumberland Coastline. A square of whitewashed stone cottages looks out over a sheltered sandy bay. Enjoy freshly caught crab sandwiches and beer brewed on-site at The Ship Inn pub. A square of white-washed stone cottages looks out over a sheltered sandy bay.

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g1491257-d8592084-Reviews-Embleton_Bay-Embleton_Alnwick_Northumberland_England.html
Do not miss this beach! Oct 2022. One of the amazing white sandy beaches of the Northumberland Coast - easily accessible from Embleton Village via the road down to the beach or by the golf course. Once on the beach there are huge areas of sand and easy access to the ruins of Dunstanbrough Castle too. Read more.

https://www.alltrails.com/trail/england/northumberland/dunstan-steads-craster-and-low-newton-by-the-sea
Northumberland Coast National Landscape (AONB) ... then on to Craster. Mainly flat, easy walking. We returned inland following the coastal footpath. Pubs at Low Newton and Craster both serving food. Good for birding and wildflowers. Jackie Flanders. May 31, 2022 • Hiking. Walk has it all including good food at Embleton golf club Joe

https://www.alltrails.com/en-gb/trail/england/northumberland/dunstan-steads-craster-and-low-newton-by-the-sea
This is a pleasant coastal route taking a mix of sights and terrains as you make your way along including Dunstanburgh Castle. Please be aware of tide times for safety and access along the beach and be careful when crossing the golf course. A wide variety of bird species live here, making this a great trail for birdwatching. This trail is especially beautiful in spring when the wildflowers are

https://www.countryfile.com/go-outdoors/walks/embleton-bay-northumberland
Follow our circular plotted walking route along Embleton Bay in Northumberland.

https://joiners-arms.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Joiners-Walkers-Guide-2018-2.pdf
A beautiful walk down the coast to the ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle. This walk sets foot from The Joiner's Arms, through Low Newton-by-the-Sea, heading down the coast towards the mighty ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle. Spring is a wonderful time to visit when dune flowers bloom and seabirds are in breeding season.

https://oldsaltcottage.co.uk/beadnell-to-low-newton-walk
Continue to follow the path around the next, slightly larger, headland and you'll soon be rewarded with views down towards Low Newton-by-the-Sea and Embleton Bay. When you reach Low Newton you can reward yourself with a well-earned lunch and pint in the highly-recommended Ship Inn. If you have more energy to burn, you can continue your walk