Cocklawburn Beach

Cocklawburn Beach is a beautiful and tranquil beach located not far from Berwick on Tweed. It is known for its unspoilt and remote nature, making it a perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat. The beach is characterized by clean sand, rock pools, and a stunning stretch of coastline adorned with abundant wild flowers. It offers plenty of small bays and great walks over, around, and between them. The beach is also a geological paradise, making it an interesting spot for nature lovers. It is a suitable place for families, dog walkers, beach-combers, and nature enthusiasts. Despite its remote location, visitors might find ice-cream available during the summer. Cocklawburn Beach is also a historic place, adding another layer of interest for visitors. It is possible to walk down the coast to Goswick and Cheswick, providing more opportunities for exploration. The beach offers plenty of free parking spaces, making it easily accessible for visitors. It is not overcrowded, providing a sense of having found a secret beach. There are no amusement arcades, chip shops, or gift shops in sight, preserving its natural charm. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities such as paddling, walking, rock-pooling, and even surfing during the winter. Despite its peaceful nature, the beach is also suitable for adventurous visitors, as it can be a bit of a challenge to access for those with mobility issues.