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Seahouses North

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  • 7.8°C
  • 2025-04-17

Seahouses North Beach is a long remote beach situated on the north Northumberland coast. Measuring nearly two kilometres in length, the sandy beach slopes gently, resulting in a long distance to the sea at low tide.

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