Druridge Bay is a 7-mile expanse of sandy shoreline situated in Northumberland, UK. The beach features remnants of Second World War defences along its coast.
The central portion of the beach is abundant in wildlife and is frequented by walkers and birdwatchers. Additionally, the beach is popular among surfers and kite surfers.
A section of the beach is privately owned and utilized as an unofficial nudist beach. Naturists typically gather near the second stream, but there are no amenities on the beach.
However, facilities such as a pub in Widdrington and more in Amble are available nearby. Dogs are permitted on the beach, and parking can be found at the National Trust Car Park.
Visitor reviews highlight that the beach is a fantastic place to walk or sit, with amazing sand dunes and clean sand that runs the entire length. Visitors love the sunrise and it's considered one of the most special places in the UK. Visitors complain about a few rock outcrops, rockpools, WW2 defenses, and streams that cut across the beach. Some visitors also mention that the beach is great for dogs and night-time photography.
Visitors to Druridge Bay often stay in nearby towns such as Amble and Widdrington, which offer a range of facilities and accommodations. Many people visit the area not only for the beach but also to explore the surrounding natural beauty and wildlife, making these towns convenient bases for their broader itinerary.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
| Low / High | 14°C/18.4°C |
|---|---|
| Feels Like (High) | 17.5°C |
| Sea Temperature | 16.1 °C |
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| Wave Height | 0.6 m |
| Rain Chance | 69% |
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| Rainfall | 0.2 mm |
| Rain Duration | 2 h |
| Sunrise / Sunset | 06:23/19:44 |
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| Sunshine Hours | 3.1 hrs |
| UV Index | 2.2 |
| Cloud Cover | 83% |
| Speed | 27.4 km/h |
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| Gusts | 46.4 km/h |
| Direction | SW |
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