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If you travel with your pet, you can easily find a pet-friendly property in Amble. House rentals are the most pet-friendly accommodation type in Amble. Also, a night in a pet-friendly accommodation there is, on average, £108. It is also possible to find pet-friendly holiday rentals that are centrally located. In Amble, a few of the rentals are less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
The weather in Amble
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Rainy days
Check out the climate diagram for Amble. In July maximum temperatures go higher than 19°. January is the coolest month, with average minimal temperature reaching 2°. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is September.
Accommodations in Amble
Two-thirds of the properties (73.29%) in Amble are house rentals. They are the most frequent holiday lettings on offer there. Additionally, house rentals in Amble have a median price £117 a night and an average size of 97 m². Furthermore, these properties are ideal for medium-sized groups and families, as that's the average number of holidaymakers that house rentals can accommodate in Amble. Travellers interested in something else can also find many hotel rooms, which are the second most popular type of accommodation in Amble. These properties cost £88 a night, on average, and have an average size of 17 m².
Unravel Medieval intrigues at Amble holiday homes
Appropriately there are many incredible places to amble near your holiday home in Amble. Stroll along the historic beaches at Druridge Bay, the ramparts at Warkworth Castle and amidst the splendid gardens at Alnwick.
Art & Culture
Almost a thousand years of history
Warkworth Castle and Hermitage is a magnificent cross-shaped edifice atop one of Northumberland's dramatic hilltops. The stronghold is over six hundred years old and was beseiged by the Scots, playing a vital role in the longstanding conflict between the two countries. The peaceful chapel is a half mile walk or boat trip along the river. Carved from rock, it is sequestered among a grove of trees.
The Church of St Lawrence was built in the 12th century in the Norman style and was used unsuccessfully as a place of sanctuary in 1173 when a Scottish attack led by the Earl of Fife killed 300 inhabitants. Today, the churchyard is a peaceful place for contemplation.
Local Attractions
Beaches and other outdoor explorations
Druridge Bay Country Park is a sublime seven mile stretch of sand, rich in wildlife. Spot the Golden Eye Snipe among the bluffs and note the anti-tank blocks that were designed to defend the beach from invasion during World War II. You can learn more about the biodiversity and history of the beach at the Visitor Centre.
The Alnwick Garden has the world's largest collection of wooden treehouses. These remarkable gardens are some of the most unusual and impressive in all of the British Isles. Special events involve local artists and sustainability drives, costumed actors and concerts.
Local Events
Amble Puffin Festival
Ever been to a puffin festival before? Now's your chance. Amble Puffin Festival in May celebrates the newly hatched pufflins of Coquet Island. The event devoted to the colourful-billed local bird involves family friendly activities like a craft fair, arts and crafts, watersports and music as well as history talks and bird watching.
