This quaint National Trust fishing village has been called 'small but perfectly formed' thanks to its whitewashed cottages, popular microbrewery and stunning beach

Under the stewardship of the National Trust , this charming fishing hamlet along Northumberland's coastline provides an abundance of opportunities for those seeking a nature-immersed retreat.

Low Newton boasts a breathtaking shoreline that sweeps around the settlement's perimeter, punctuated by delightful cream-coloured cottages. Beyond the busy tourist months, visitors can anticipate finding the shoreline relatively deserted, and even throughout summer, it remains a lesser-known destination, providing tranquillity.

For enthusiasts eager to engage in water-based activities, the coastline serves as a perfect location for

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