Craster Northumberland tourist information and travel guide from TourUK

Craster

Craster, a small fishing village famous for kippers with its own factory, and the cliff top views towards Dunstanburgh Castle (about a 1.5 mile walk).
Location Map of Craster

What To See -

Craster Tourist Attractions

Dunstanburgh Castle, National Trust, 11 acres of this 14th century castle on the coast, surrounded by defensive walls.As painted by Turner, shop etc.Tel:01665 576231

Where To Stay in Craster


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Hotels, Guest Houses and Bed & Breakfasts In Northumberland

Holiday Cottages

	Link House Farm
	Newton-by-the-Sea near Craster NE66 3DF On one of the most spectacular stretches of Northumberland Heritage coast these five individually designed cottages enjoy an idyllic location on a working farm only yards from Beadnell Bay's wonderful long sandy beach backed by National Trust sand dun Sleeps 6-10 More...

	Ash Cottage
	Dunstan near Craster NE66 3SZ Pretty, whitewashed Ash Cottage is situated in the tiny coastal hamlet of Dunstan, just a short walk from the picturesque fishing village of Craster and dramatic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle. The cottage sleeps 4 in two bedrooms... Sleeps 4 More...

Northumberland Holiday Cottages

Around The Craster Area

After visiting Alnwick travel north along the coast to Holy Island visiting Bamburgh and its famous castle on the way.

Tourist Information on Nearby Towns To Visit - straight line distance:

Alnmouth (5.83 miles) Alnwick (5.98 miles) Seahouses (7.96 miles) Warkworth (8.54 miles) Amble (9.47 miles) Bamburgh (10.50 miles) Chillingham (12.66 miles) Brinkburn (15.89 miles) Holy Island (16.00 miles) Rothbury (16.66 miles)