Cockwood Harbour is a picturesque harbour village situated on the north-east coast of England, surrounded by stunning coastal scenery and steeped in maritime history. The harbour itself is a tranquil haven, home to a fleet of colourful fishing boats and yachts, while the village's charming streets are lined with quaint cottages, tea rooms, and seafood restaurants. Visitors can enjoy scenic coastal walks, boat trips, and water sports, as well as exploring the village's rich heritage at the local museum.
Outstanding area of natural beauty.
The Ship Inn - just around the corner from the main road. Amazing lunches there, friendly staff. Lovely seating outside on the side of the pub.
No facilities for disabled people not that i am but they are not able to use this great feryy service plus hard to get my bike over the railway bridge
Stayed in a cottage overlooking the harbour lovely views and peaceful area
Lovely little harbour and id recommend a visit to The Anchor Inn while you're there too
Not a swimming hole by any means, but picturesque & a famous railway photography location. Trains run across the harbour wall to the left of the photo. Weather wasn't great when I went there!
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Outstanding area of natural beauty.
The Ship Inn - just around the corner from the main road. Amazing lunches there, friendly staff. Lovely seating outside on the side of the pub.
No facilities for disabled people not that i am but they are not able to use this great feryy service plus hard to get my bike over the railway bridge
Stayed in a cottage overlooking the harbour lovely views and peaceful area
Lovely little harbour and id recommend a visit to The Anchor Inn while you're there too
Not a swimming hole by any means, but picturesque & a famous railway photography location. Trains run across the harbour wall to the left of the photo. Weather wasn't great when I went there!
