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The Perfect North East Bank Holiday

The Easter bank holidays are approaching which only means one thing, an extra long weekend! Need some inspiration on how to spend your time? Look no further and check out our guide to The Perfect North East Bank Holiday.


Good Friday

Heading out for fish and chips? Why not hit the beach for a nice stroll before finding the ideal spot to eat with a view?

South Shields Beach

Promenade, South Shields NE33 2JH
  • Approximately 16 minutes from the Tyne Tunnels.

Tynemouth Beach

Tynemouth Park, Grand Parade, Tynemouth NE30 4JL

  • Approximately 11 minutes from the Tyne Tunnels


Saturday

Spend a wholesome morning with a nice treat and visit a cafe local to you!

Mokka Cafe & Bakery

245 Chillingham Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne NE6 5LL

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  • Approximately 12 minutes from the Tyne Tunnels

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Hive Coffee Company

Hall House, Church Bank, Jarrow NE32 3DY

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  • Approximately 7 minutes from the Tyne Tunnels

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Easter Sunday

Quayside markets are up and running from 9:30 am with all sorts of small businesses and vendors so grab a bite to eat and enjoy the views in and around Newcastle city centre.

Newcastle Quayside

  • Approximately 16 minutes from the Tyne Tunnels

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Easter Monday

Get out and enjoy the fresh air with a nice outdoor walk surrounded by nature.

Windy Nook Nature Park

Windy Nook, Gateshead NE10 9BE

  • Approximately 18 minutes from the Tyne Tunnels

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Gosforth Nature Reserve

Lake Lodge, Salters Lane, Gosforth NE3 5EP

  • Approximately 15 minutes from the Tyne Tunnels

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