My husband and I were on holiday in Seahouses when my son and his fiancee came to join us for a few days. They'd just come back from Bali and Thailand. We walked along the beach from Seahouses to Bamburgh and back again when my son whispered to me that this beautiful beach was the best and most interesting beach out of all he'd seen abroad. 😆
Proposed to my wife on Bamburgh beach... Happy memories and need to go back there soon. Love watching Finn enjoying herself...our 10yr old Daxie is the same.
Great views on a lovely beach in a quieter bit of the UK. We have just spent a few days round North Berwick which is also in a lovely area to explore along a glorious coast. Look forward to the next one.
One of my favourite places to go, along with Embleton Beach further down the coast. That is a must visit as is the walk to Dunstanburgh Castle and Craster. I look forward to your next visit there 😁
Omg 😍😍😍😍😍😍 wow just wow , I needed to see this to cheer me up my little chihuahua got rushed into the vets today and we don’t quite know what’s wrong it’s going to be a very long 48 hrs so thank you for putting a smile on my face with this vid 😃😃.
Great to see Finn having so much fun. Not been to that beach in a long time despite it being on my side of the country, but it is a beautiful part of the North East.
Yes, most definitely a wonderful beach and location though as my home county I’d confess to being a little bias! But it really is hard to beat as coastlines go.
Thanks for posting this. I'm 46 now but back in the late 80s/early 90s I used to go on holiday in Belford with my family . Bamburgh and the surrounding area is truly magical. I remember jumping off the huge sand dunes with my brothers when I was young. I need to go back one day and your video has inspired me.
So happy to see Finn she so cute ❤How beautiful is that beach amazing and that castle the reflection in the water fantastic❤love to watch your videos so relaxing and so calm the view is breathtaking ❣️❣️❣️
Love this beach. Used to fish off the rocks there as a kid with my dad, camp at Beadnell down the road and hike down to Craster as well on the odd occasion. Watching this has got me wanting to return!
Hellooo🫵 black crag & little fur baby 😅🫶🇬🇧.. Lovely video the dogs r in their elements beautiful soft sand for them to gallop & boing if Ur fin...😅.. Luv Ur voice it's gorgeous, anyway from a fellow northern gal all the best u two takecare & keep on keeping on 😘
Hi Mr crag. Me and my boyfriend just want to say we think you and fin and your videos are absolutely brilliant. My fella watches them constantly and wants to do wild camping 😂. Keep going you’ll get there. You are appreciated 🥰🙏
I went for the first time about a year ago, and was on the beach just before dawn. The light hitting the beach and the reflections were just superb. Great spot
Well that makes for a pleasant change Glenn. I often think Cumbria has the fells and Northumberland has the coastline. The whole of that coastline is wonderful and Bamburgh really is a special place. I can’t think of many more impressive backdrops for a cricket field either, although the ones in Ambleside and Patterdale aren’t bad either. Keep up the good work and look after that Achilles.
Ahhhh Northumberland: blessed with gorgeous scenery and god-awful weather most of the time (and I say this as a Geordie). On the plus side, this has stopped it becoming as crowded as Cornwall.
It looks absolutely stunning there, what a beautiful morning for a walk on the beach! Finn looks like she's having the time of her life! ☺️ Bamburgh has been on my list of places to visit for a long time now! I must make it happen, soon! Glad your achilles is on the mend, Glenn!! Take care.
Cracking beach and I agree about the abstract 'stuff' - the little things are just as fascinating as the bigger picture. Really enjoying the different focus of these recent videos as much as I love the fell videos. And great to see a happy fuzzy face charging about... that's Finn I'm talking about! As for my fave beaches... I think my home county of Norfolk takes a bit of beating, the north coast is a bit like Northumbria but without the castles! Except sandcastles... the Hebrides also has some stonking beaches. Just catchiing up on a few videos, so I'm pleased to hear your Achilles is improving. If no one else has suggested it, have you checked if you need orthotics... coz I did for my wayward Achilles. All the best.
Just keep doing what you’re doing…. your regulars like the channel for you, regardless if you’re able to get up big mountains or not. Actually, it could be fun to do a series of low level walks, something more accessible to everyone who can’t get up the big stuff? Just an idea.
Finn is causing mayhem 😂, beautiful beach, I have just got back from castlepoint view in Scotland, have a look it’s pretty stunning, I have just recently done some drone footage on my channel, great video as always 👏
I'm lucky to live in the NE of England & we do have some amazing beaches, Bamburgh, Druridge Bay & Beadnell to name just 3. The West of Scotland however holds my heart in terms of stunning beaches & little coves.
Can't disagree black crag, amazing place been 3 times now with the caravan. Watching with my daughter and boyfriend he's never been up Northumberland. looking at booking. Got some great drone shots. Enjoy 🤛👍 definitely gonna go back
Wonderful area. I live close to the best beach in the US thats not the ocean. Sleeping Bear dunes National Lakeshore along Lake Michigan os a gem. 500 ft sand dunes overlooking the beach.
What an amazing beach! You both seemed to really be enjoying yourselves. So glad your achilles is on the mend, and good to see you aren't overdoing it. It was wonderful to see Finn again. Thank You for sharing, Glenn. 😊💚
The best beach I've ever visited, miles of gorgeousness. Hours of fun and excitement. Thanks Glenn for reminding me of Bamburgh and what I'm missing. 😍😎
From the cliff tops you'll be able to see Cheviot and Hedgehope, two tallest peaks in Northumberland. Actually you can see them from The Kings Arms at Seaton Sluice too. Fabulous area is Bamburgh, so much to see in Northumberland 😁
My vote is for Uig bay on Lewis. It's a vast (at low tide), pure white sand beach between a turquoise sea and dunes. Best of all there's practically no one else there. However, it's a rare day when it's warm enough to sun bathe. Or Sanna beach at the end of the Ardnamurchan peninsula, for the same reasons, plus with Sanna you have to drive through the black stone bowl interior of an extinct volcano's plumbing.
FINN-TASTIC!!! Thanks so much for giving us some quality FINN action. That's a beautiful piece of filming and thank you for taking us on your journeys. I absolutely LOVE watching your videos and so does my mum Eileen. On a serious note, my mum is now 96 and watching your walks takes her back to her days walking the fells ~ she can now re-visit those same mountains and it's brought back so many happy memories for her. The fact that you linger on the views and panoramas really sets your videos apart from others we've seen. You give the views and these majestic hills chance to breath and for us to see and experience them as though we were there with you.
I think you are right that looks like one heck of a beach. My house is actually built on the beach in the Romney Marsh, Kent. It must rank pretty low. There are pebbles going down to the beach, then a hard sandy strip which then leads into a muddy, quicksand type beach. Every year I watch holiday makers' kids run across the pebbles towards the six 12 foot drop onto more pebble and come to an abrupt halt...walking back towards their holiday let with their heads down. There is a great beach down at Littlestone with soft sand and sand dunes - but the beach at Greatstone and Lydd on Sea must be mega disappointing for visitors. Beautiful sunrise over the sea just about every morning though which is incredible and I don't take it for granted. Thanks for sharing your footage of the amazing beach you and Fin visited - absolutely breathtaking.
There’s always some biases when it comes to beaches closer to home ….but I think your right…it’s the perfect beach ! 👍🦀 I’d love to see a rating ( ranking) of North Sea beaches..would be a tough competition. New Sub ! 🇺🇸
Good little diversion from the norm there Glenn. We were camping here only a few weeks ago at Budle Bay, and after watching this might go back during the winter with a wind break and potter around on the beach. We can highly recommend the Farne Island boat trips 👍🏼🙂 al&lou
We were at Craster that morning…..joked with the kids that you’d mentioned Northumberland beaches and we might bump into Fin! Who knew you were just down the road.
Get some Manganese for your achillies, take it for a month and it will really improve the healing and strengthen it 😉. I was stuck in a tent melting on that day 🤣
That is a beautiful beach, and great for photography. I also had a sore achiles from running, but after a two week trip hiking in Snowdonia up and down mountains to my surprise it has been fine!
I'm there right now...... My Mother lives in the village and I've just come up for a couple of weeks. I was born & raised in the next village down the coast. Hoping to get into the Cheviots for a few nights, but the forecast for this week is a bit 'fruity', to say the least! ATB
Definitely a stunning beach with the castle in the background but as I'm from N. Ireland I have to say we have plenty of beaches here that in my humble opinion are better - even in Donegal there are stunning beaches everywhere and no one on them - you should road trip the Wild Atlantic Way and then you will agree with me! Finn was great in the video, a star. Regards, Ashley
