Flights to Newcastle

Cullercoats Beach is a sandy bay enclosed by small piers making it ideal for swimming. Popular with families thanks to a Seaside Award it was accredited. During high tide the bay divides into North and South beaches. Cullercoats has a thriving fishing industry and also the south of the bay is used to launch recreational boats. Enjoy fish and chips or coffee and cake at one of the many cafes or restaurants. A picturesque bay guaranteed to be a relaxing afternoon out.

Whitley Bay is a beautiful golden sandy beach with rocky outcrops stretching 2 miles. Popular for surfing, the beach has shops, restaurants and even a minigolf to keep beach goers entertained.

Pastries from Greggs are among the most popular local snacks and meals in Newcastle. Being one of the favourite bakery cafe chains in the region, Greggs have lots special flavor to offer for different tastes. You should try some food in Greggs while you are in Newcastle. 

Referred to as Geordie Caviar, Pease Pudding is a north east staple and is usually eaten with ham and made into a beautiful sandwich. Pease pudding is made by boiling split yellow peas with a joint of ham, then drained and mashed into a paste. A local delicacy and a one you must definitely try. You won't be sorry.

An official English icon, the Angel of the North stands tall in Gateshead and is the most famous piece of public art in the UK. Erected in 1998 it's been welcoming visitors to the North East since then. Standing at 20m high and 54m in width, it is said to be the largest angel sculpture in the world. Those that live in the North East say that once they see the statue, they know their home. A must to add to your Newcastle things to do list.

Grey's Monument was built in 1838 to honour Prime Minister Earl Grey and the reform act of 1832, an act that was put into place to reform Parliament and abolish slavery within the British Empire. The statue is 135 foot tall and stands at the top of Grey's Street. There are many shops and restaurants surrounding the statue that are ideal to stop, enjoy a drink and admire this artistic masterpiece.

The Theatre Royal is a beautiful architectural gem situated on Grey Street. To enter the building, you need to walk under the impressive grand pillars giving you a feeling of stepping into history. Famous for its fantastic performances of thrilling dramas, West end musicals, hilarious comedy and famous ballets, we recommend that you try and book a show in advance to ensure you can secure a place at one of the fantastic productions they have on offer.

Jesmond Dene is a beautiful park in the middle of the city. There are flourishing forests, a beautiful stream with a brick bridge and ponds to enjoy. There's a cute pet's corner with a petting zoo that has goats, rabbits, ducks and more. There is an Old Mill on a nature trail around the park which is great for photo opportunities. A must to add to your Newcastle to do list.

Newcastle is famous for its excellent nightlife. There are an abundance of different areas depending on what suits your mood from karaoke bars to dance clubs to normal pubs. The nightlife scene is energetic and full of atmosphere where you can dance till your heart's content. For some upmarket and classy venues with great views of some of the iconic landmark's head to The Quayside.