Holiday Cottages in Berwick-upon-Tweed

Delve into local history...
Whether you're interested in medieval castles, ancient churches or Victorian engineering, Berwick-upon-Tweed has something to offer history enthusiasts of all ages. Walk along the Elizabethan Town Walls, marvel at the Victorian Royal Border Bridge or explore the remains of Berwick-upon-Tweed Castle and Ramparts. For a more in-depth insight into the town's colourful past, visit the Berwick Museum and Art Gallery, housed in the Berwick Barracks, which has a wide range of exhibits as well as interactive activities for the whole family. Many of our holiday homes and our holiday park in Berwick-upon-Tweed are within walking distance of the town centre, giving you easy access to these historic attractions.

Enjoy a day at the beach...
Nestled on the stunning Northumberland Coast, with two sandy beaches, Berwick-upon-Tweed is a dreamy destination for both active beach breaks and relaxing holidays by the sea. Have a splashing time with the kids on the sandy shores of Berwick Beach or Spittal Beach, exploring rock pools and building sandcastles. Soak up the romantic atmosphere with your partner, enjoying scenic strolls with stunning views, sampling fresh seafood from local cafes and watching the sunset over the North Sea. Further down the coast, you can visit the magnificent fortress of Bamburgh Castle and the picturesque fishing village of Seahouses. From Seahouses, you can embark on boat trips to spot seals and dolphins at the spectacular Farne Islands or enjoy a picturesque journey across the tidal causeway to Holy Island, where you can explore Lindisfarne Castle and Priory.

Go for a ramble around town...
The picturesque countryside and stunning coastal scenery around Berwick-upon-Tweed is simply begging to be explored. For a relatively short walk close to the town centre, you can simply wander along the historic Elizabethan town walls, taking in spectacular views across to the wide sandy beaches of the North Sea and the Tweed estuary. For a slightly longer walk, you can follow in the footsteps of L.S. Lowry, who used to holiday in Berwick and paint seaside scenes of the town. Join The Berwick Lowry Trail, which takes in the Elizabethan Walls and town centre before crossing the River into Tweedmouth and Spittal. Keen walkers and hikers can explore plenty of other trails in the area, such as the Northumberland Coastal Path, Berwickshire Coastal Path, St Cuthbert's Way and St Oswald's Way.