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North East

The North East of England boasts a plethora of charm with its warm and welcoming people and abundance of activities. A trip to the North East is a real adventure and can see you hop from a vibrant city one minute, to a wild and beautiful area of natural beauty the next. The landscape is breathtaking and there are a number of historic landmarks and unspoilt beaches.

The excellent transport links make it an easy region to explore and, as our town guide shows, there is certainly a lot to explore.  

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    Alnwick

    Whether it's the majestic castle, breathtaking Alnwick Garden or quaint streets in the town itself, there's plenty for all in Alnwick.

  • Bamburgh

    Bamburgh

    There’s a surprising amount to see and do in this large Northumberland village. Bamburgh Castle, overlooking the beach, was the seat of the former Kings of Northumbria.

  • Barnard Castle

    Barnard Castle

    Our customers have suggested a number of places to go in Barnard Castle, so have a look at the list of suggestions and recommendations. 

  • Bishop Auckland

    Bishop Auckland

    With a number of new double decker Arriva buses recently introduced in the area, it’s never been easier to travel around Bishop Auckland. There is lots to see and do. 

  • Corbridge

    Corbridge

    You'll be surprised at the variety of things to do in Corbridge. Attractions and must-see places to visit include the famous World Heritage Site of Hadrian’s Wall - a key photo opportunity!

  • Darlington

    Darlington

    It doesn't matter if it's shopping, sport or the birth of the railways that interests you, Darlington has lots to offer. See our list of suggestions.

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    Durham

    See where our customers have recommended in this historic cathedral city, famed for its stunning architecture, university and riverside.

  • Hexham

    Hexham

    Hexham Abbey stands tall in this Northumberland market town and can be seen from several points across Hexham.

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    Middlesbrough

    Our customers have recommended restaurants, a music venue and a statue of Brian Clough as must-sees in Middlesbrough, but there's so much more as well.

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    Newcastle

    Newcastle and neighbouring Gateshead, just across the Tyne, have it all - shopping, history and a huge array of leisure opportunities.

  • Redcar

    Redcar

    Redcar lies next to Middlesbrough by the North Sea coast and has one of the longest unbroken stretches of beach in the United Kingdom.

  • Scarborough

    Scarborough

    Scarborough is the largest holiday resort on the Yorkshire coast. Head to the coast for a relaxing weekend away on an Arriva bus. 

  • Seahouses

    Seahouses

    Seahouses is located 20 km north of Alnwick, and is also served by Arriva. Set within the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it's a popular village, attracting many visitors each year.  

  • Whitby

    Whitby

    Whitby is located at the mouth of the River Esk and spreads up the sides of the valley carved out by the river's course. Don’t miss the beautiful Pannett Park located in the centre of the town.
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