Salty Kisses is situated in the heart of Seahouses, a popular coastal village on the Northumberland coast. The area has a traditional seaside atmosphere, combining a historic fishing heritage with sandy beaches, independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants. Seahouses is particularly well known for its working harbour, which remains an important part of the village and is also the main departure point for boat trips to the Farne Islands.
Guests can enjoy a leisurely stroll through the village and along the waterfront, with plenty of opportunities to stop for fresh seafood, fish and chips, coffee or a drink. The village centre around Main Street provides a good selection of local amenities, while the harbour offers attractive views across the North Sea and towards the Farne Islands.
The nearby beaches are a major highlight, with wide stretches of sandy coastline to both the north and south of Seahouses. The beach provides a lovely setting for coastal walks, relaxing by the sea, rock pooling and enjoying views towards Bamburgh Castle. Guests can also follow the coastline north towards Bamburgh, with the beach route covering around three miles one way.
For nature and wildlife enthusiasts, Seahouses is an excellent base for visiting the Farne Islands, located a few miles offshore. Boat trips operate from the harbour and offer opportunities to see puffins, seals and a wide variety of seabirds, particularly during the spring and summer months.
The surrounding Northumberland Coast is also ideal for exploring by car, with Bamburgh, Beadnell, Alnwick and Holy Island all within the wider area. Bamburgh is especially popular for its impressive castle, while the coastline offers scenic beaches, dunes and walking routes. The Northumberland Coast is designated as a National Landscape, making the area particularly appealing to guests who enjoy outdoor activities and beautiful scenery.
Salty Kisses offers guests a convenient coastal base with the beach, harbour, local shops, restaurants and seaside attractions close by, while also providing easy access to some of Northumberland's most memorable coastal and historic destinations.
Salty Kisses is well placed for exploring Seahouses and the surrounding Northumberland coast. The village is compact and easy to explore on foot, with local shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants and the harbour all within a pleasant walk. The beautiful coastline and beaches are also easily accessible, making walking a great way to enjoy the area.
For guests travelling by car, Seahouses is conveniently located on the B1340, around 15 minutes from the A1. The road provides easy access to nearby coastal villages and attractions, while the wider Northumberland area can be explored by car.
Public transport is also available nearby. King Street is served by local bus services, including routes connecting Seahouses with destinations such as Bamburgh, Beadnell, Alnwick and Berwick-upon-Tweed. The X18 and 418 services provide useful connections along the coast, although guests are advised to check current timetables before travelling.
Bamburgh is particularly easy to reach, either by bus, car or on foot. The scenic coastal walk from Seahouses to Bamburgh is approximately 3 miles and follows a beautiful stretch of Northumberland coastline, with the option of taking a bus back to Seahouses afterwards.
For parking, guests can use nearby public options including Harbour car park, Seafield Road Car Park and Station Yard. These are useful for days out around the harbour, beach and village centre.
Taxis are another convenient option for shorter journeys or evenings out, with local services such as Park's Taxi Hire available in Seahouses.
For longer-distance travel, the nearest convenient mainline railway stations are Alnmouth and Berwick-upon-Tweed, with onward bus or taxi connections to Seahouses. Chathill is closer but has a very limited rail service