AMBLE HARBOUR VILLAGE
This lovely development on the Amble harbour side consists of 15 small retail 'pods' selling a variety of art, crafts, jewellery, accessories, food & drink, a seafood centre selling locally caught seafood and a fantastic lobster hatchery.
Opened in 2015, Amble Harbour Village was developed using government funding, by Amble Development Trust in partnership with Northumberland County Council, and supported by Amble Town Council, and local business groups. Find out more at www.ambledevelopmenttrust.org.uk
NEWS & EVENTS
Mauretania Day
Each July at Amble Harbour Village, we celebrate Mauretania Day.
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A 1930s themed day to celebrate the 'nick name' of the 'Kindliest Port' , given to Amble by RMS Mauretania as she passed on 3rd July 1935 on her last voyage north to the breakers in Rosyth.
There will be a 1930s theme with music, vintage cars, and 'random acts of kindliness' through the day.
Look out for more information and updates on our Facebook page nearer the time.
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Harbour Day
Each August the town celebrates 'Harbour Day'
Amble Lifeboat Fundraisers and crew will hold their annual 'Harbour Day' with various stalls, entertainment and a Lifeboat display from the crew.
This is a fantastic fun day for families and a great opportunity to support some of our local heros who fundraise for, and man the Amble Lifeboat as volunteers! This essential service can only continue through the efforts of these wonderful volunteers and the fantastic supporters who give so generously to the cause. Find out more
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Torchlight Procession & Christmas Lights
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Each November Amble starts the Christmas celebrations with a parade and the turning on of the Christmas lights.
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The fun begins during the afternoon with events on the Town Square followed by the traditional Christmas parade from the top of Queen St to the Town Square. There will be activities for children, late night shopping and lots of festive fun. Santa will making an appearance in his sleigh and also at the Harbour Village Grotto! Keep an eye on our Facebook page for further updates.
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RMS Mauretania
On 3rd July 1935, the RMS Mauretania passed Amble on her final journey north to the breakers in Rosyth. Amble town council sent a telegram to the ship stating, "Still the finest ship on the seas." To which Mauretania replied with, "Thank you to the last and kindliest port." Amble, to this day, is still known as 'Amble, the Friendliest Port', and this is still seen on signs when entering the town.
SEE & DO
Puffin Cruises
Take a boat trip around Coquet Island to see Puffins, Seals, Roseate Terns, and more with Dave Gray's Puffin Cruises.
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Learn to Surf
Surf / Stand up Paddle / Bodyboard with Northside Surf School. One to One lessons, Group bookings & parties!
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Estuary Tour by Kayak/Canoe
Coquet Shorebase Trust offer a variety of water based activities and training including Kayaking and Canoeing on the estuary !
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Swimming
There is an indoor swimming Pool just along the road at Amble Links. With a gym, sauna and stream room also on site as well as the Old Storehouse Restaurant/Bar, Park Leisure offers some great facilities.
Fishing
There is plenty of scope for fishing from Amble and the surrounding area, whether from the boat, the beach or the pier. All your fishing essentials can be found at the Seafood Centre & Hatchery
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Shopping
Amble has a wealth of independent shops. Many of these are located in Queen Street and well worth a visit for something a little different to your usual high-street listings!