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Amble is an old small town built on fishing, mining, farming, and ship building (fishing boats). The mines and ship building industries have long gone, but fishing is still thriving. Amble has expanded in size over recent years, and with it the holiday industry.
We have a beautiful marina, boat yard, harbour area, beach and coast line, as well as many great pubs, bars and restaurants, most of which are a 5 to 10 minute walk from Bancha.
Bancha is perfectly situated for exploring Northumberland and the surrounding area.
The bustling working harbour, shops, pubs, award winning restaurants, sandy beach and pier walk are about a ten minute walk from Bancha.
Warkworth, with its medieval castle, river walk, pubs, restaurants and cafes is a 30 minute walk or a 5 minute drive away.
Comfortably furnished, our sunny home has three bedrooms - one king, one twin or superking depending on needs, and one single room.
We have a pretty courtyard with a table and chairs to dine outside on sunny days.
The beautiful villages of Alnmouth, Bamburgh, Seahouses, Craster, Newton by the Sea and many others are all a short distance away by car, cycle, or public transport.
Alnwick Castle and Gardens with its’ recently opened huge magical play park, Lilidorei, is a short drive away (20 minutes)
Barter Books is also in Alnwick, a huge second hand book store with open fires, fabulous Station buffet cafe, ice cream parlour, and children’s room - perfect for those less sunny days.
Puffin cruises sail daily from Amble Harbour around nearby Coquet Island.
You can also take part in water sports such as kayaking, paddle boarding, surfing, and windsurfing.
Coquet Shorebase Trust and Northside Surf School in Warkworth offer expert guidance in water sports.
A day trip to Edinburgh is very easy from Bancha, and only an hour on the train from our nearest station at Alnmouth (10 mins drive, parking £1.50)

The beach, harbour village and pier is about a ten minute walk from Bancha.
There are various car parks around Amble, including around the boat yard, marina, and Harbour Commissioners office, allowing closer access.
Amble is an excellent base for exploring Northumbria by foot, cycling or driving.
There are beautiful walks directly from the front door to Warkworth or Low Hauxley, with various routes that take in car-free lanes, coastal paths and farmland.
Around town there is a lively high street leading to the Harbour Village with independent traders, many inside pods, leading down to the beach.
Little Shore, a picturesque small beach that is surrounded by our pier provides a shallow, sheltered area for paddling - keep an eye out for dolphins, seals and whales, as well the vast range of birds. From Little Shore, you can see Coquet Island, and those wishing to explore further afield can walk South along the England Coastal Route to Hauxley.
Near the Harbour Village is the boat yard and marina, accessible by the Braid, our open common land where owl, pheasants, deer and foxes can regularly be seen. There’s a sculpture trail from the Braid; follow these to the Yacht Club, which is a great place to stop for a break and watch the River Coquet.
From the Yacht Club it’s a short walk to Warkworth.