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Top Attractions near Whitley Bay
Just a short stroll away from a Blue Flag beach, a fun-packed promenade and the iconic St Mary's Lighthouse, Whitley Bay promises the most memorable seaside getaways.
Head into the resort to enjoy all the classics, like penny arcades and fish and chips served with sea views. The recently restored Spanish City is a huge draw, with an elegant tea room and champagne bar cradled underneath its impressive, freestanding dome.
The genteel resort of Tynemouth is nearby, while further afield you'll discover the attractions of Newcastle upon Tyne and the castles, islands and beaches of the beautiful Northumberland Coast AONB.
Amazing attractions near Whitley Bay
Spanish City
Recently restored to its former glory, Spanish City is one of the North East's most iconic landmarks - with prime position on Whitley Bay's seafront.
Longsands Beach
Breathe in the sea air and soak up sublime views of the coastline as you walk the beautiful golden sands of this popular beach.
Tynemouth Aquarium
Come face-to-face with spellbinding creatures from the depths of the ocean - including graceful cownose rays, deadly lionfish and the most charming clownfish!
Whitehouse Farm Centre
See, stroke and feed a lovely variety of animals at this family-fun farm, from classic goats and sheep to exotic meerkats and skunks!
Pots & Pancakes
Combining the fun of painting your favourite ceramics with the opportunity to feast on gorgeous pancakes - this is a match made in heaven!
Urban Wave At Ocean Beach Pleasure Park
The fun of surfing just without the water! Ride this awesome simulator to feel the sensation of riding the waves no matter what the weather.
Hinnies Restaurant
Perfectly situated right on the seafront in Whitley Bay, Hinnies restaurant serves Geordie-influenced comfort food in a warm and welcoming setting.
Quasar Amusements
Dramatically blending action and adrenaline, this multi-level arena is the ideal place to battle it out in a frenetic game of laser tag!
Discovery Museum
Step back in time and discover the history of Newcastle and Tyneside at this fascinating museum - that houses a 34-metre long steamship!
Life Science Centre
A hands-on science centre filled with possibilities. Create wonders and compose music in the curiosity zone or explore the stars in the magical planetarium.
Beamish Museum
Immerse yourself in history at this unique open-air living museum where the past really does come to life all around you!
Newcastle upon Tyne
Striking architecture, historic splendour, sensational museums, legendary nightlife... Whatever you're looking for in a city then Newcastle-upon-Tyne surely has it!
South Shields Museum & Art Gallery
From 4,000 years in the past to the present day, this fascinating museum explores the social, industrial and maritime history of South Shields.
Newcastle Castle
The city's most historic building is filled with dark secrets and striking architecture and rewards those who climb it with the most breathtaking urban views.
Ocean Beach Pleasure Park
Ride heart-stopping roller coasters, swing on a giant pirate ship and fly on the chair swings at the North East's largest amusement park!
intu Metrocentre
The largest shopping centre in the UK with more than 340 shops to enjoy, ranging from high street favourites to independents - ready, set, shop!
Go Ape Newcastle
11m high tightropes, swings over giant drops... who knew that such an idyllic woodland could be filled with such fear... and wild excitement!
Birkheads Secret Gardens
Smell aromatic herbs, hear beautiful bird song and experience the calm of a meditative space in this wonderfully diverse country garden.
Ouseburn Trust
There's a whole series of tunnels running right underneath the centre of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; so what else to do but get down there and explore them!
Whitley Bay Beach
Whitley Bay Links and Beach is a lovely expanse of golden sand flanked by a long promenade that stretches between Cullercoats and St Mary's Lighthouse.
King Edward's Bay
Overlooked by the historic Tynemouth Priory and Castle is hidden gem King Edward's Bay - a small and popular sandy beach nestled between the cliffs.
Druridge Bay
Running from Hauxley in the north to Cresswell in the south is Druridge Bay, a golden 7-mile curve of spectacular shoreline and dunes.
Morpeth and Mitford
Explore the historic market town of Morpeth and its beautiful surrounding countryside and river, with several points of interest to enjoy along the way.
Linear Walk between Wansbeck Rd & South Gosforth Metro Stations
Starting in Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne's most popular suburb, this linear walk takes you through some of the green spaces on the city's outskirts.
