Druridge Bay, Northumberland.
Druridge Bay is a vast beach and renowned as one of the finest in the UK.
It is backed by very large dunes and nature reserves for much of it's length.
At low tide the beach is flat and looks huge.
The beach is used by walkers, families, sea anglers and watersports enthusiasts as well as kite flyers and sand yachts. It offers something for everyone and it's reputation is well earned.
Like many beaches on the Northumberland coast it still has a good supply of anti-tank blocks in place along it's length from World War 2 giving it a timeless quality.
Visit on a fine weekday in winter and you could be alone on this beach for miles.
View south along the beach and dunes at Druridge Bay.
View north along the beach and dunes at Druridge Bay.
View of the beach beside the Chevington Burn.
The most northerly point of the beach at Druridge Bay.
View to the north end of Druridge Bay.
View south along Druridge Bay from near Ladyburn Lake.
World War 2 anti-tank blocks.
Walking on the beach in winter.
Low tide at Druridge Bay beach.
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