Harbour Lights, situated in the centre of the delightful fishing village of Craster, offers a warm welcome and comfortable accommodation with wonderful seaviews of the coast and Dunstanburgh Castle.

Centrally sited on the coastal path running the length of the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - close to Alnwick, Bamburgh & Warkworth. Coastal location overlooking Craster harbour. Two rooms - a double and a twin, both with modern ensuite shower rooms. Excellent breakfasts featuring home baked bread, local produce including world famous 'craster kippers' and smoked salmon and haddock, sausage and bacon from our award winning butcher. Private parking in our own car park. Harbour Lights

Harbour Lights offers the ideal location for visitors wishing to enjoy the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. A network of local footpaths provide enjoyable walks inland and along the coast, including the walk to Dunstanburgh Castle, regarded as one of the best coastal walks in the country.

Surrounded by unspoilt countryside, with Howick Gardens & Arboretum close by, Craster is ideal for those who enjoy peace and quiet and being out and about. There is much to interest everyone including, walkers, birdwatchers, artists and photographers. Fishing trips leave from the harbour and there are several superb golf courses nearby. The village web site provides much information about things to do and see in Craster.

Craster provides an excellent base for visitors to Northumberland, with Alnwick Castle and Garden, Howick Garden, Alnmouth, Seahouses, the Farne Islands, Bamburgh Castle and Holy Island all close at hand.

Our ‘local’, the Jolly Fisherman, now under new ownership, and the Craster Fish Restaurant, set in the old kipper smokehouse buildings, serve excellent lunches and evening meals. The Shoreline Cafe, next to Mick Oxley's art gallery in the centre of the village, offers refreshments throughout the day. Craster is well served by pubs in neighbouring villages offering high quality meals .

Further Information

The Craster Community website publishes much useful information about Craster, including where to eat and things to do.

The Craster Local History Group website contains much interesting information about Craster's past.

Visit Alnwick - Your holiday visitor guide to Alnwick, Northumberland - includes accommodation, attractions, activities, publications and local services for this unspoilt historic region.

What's the weather like in the Craster area for the next few days?
BBC Weather - Boulmer and BBC Coastal Forecast. Met Office - Alnwick

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