Characteristics
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AnchorAllowed
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Mooring buoysUnavailable
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Anchor stern toUnavailable
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Lines ashoreNot necessary
Type of seabed
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Sand
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Seaweed
Protection against wind & swell
Reachable by dinghy
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BeachAvailable
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SnackAvailable
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WaterUnavailable
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DockUnavailable
Moorings around Low Newton
Ports and regions around Low Newton
- Northumberland
- Scottish Borders
- Tyne and Wear
- Newcastle upon Tyne District
- South Tyneside
- Sunderland District
- East Lothian Council
- Hartlepool
- Stockton-on-Tees
- Fife
- Amble Marina
- Berwick Harbour
- Eyemouth Harbour
- Royal Quays Marina
- Newcastle City Marina
- St Peters Marina
- Sunderland Marina
- Dunbar (Sunny Dunny)
User reviews (1 rating)
One of Northumberland’s most picturesque anchorages with views of Dunstanburgh Castle to the south. Accessible at all states of the tide. Off-lying rocks to the north and south of the entrance to the bay. These are well marked on the charts. Don’t be tempted to cut the corner particularly when entering from the south. Good holding in sand. The Ship Inn in the tiny village square within walking distance of the shore serves real ale and food.
One of Northumberland’s most picturesque anchorages with views of Dunstanburgh Castle to the south. Accessible at all states of the tide. Off-lying rocks to the north and south of the entrance to the bay. These are well marked on the charts. Don’t be tempted to cut the corner particularly when entering from the south. Good holding in sand. The Ship Inn in the tiny village square within walking distance of the shore serves real ale and food.
4/5