Amble Puffin Festival
Amble is a town, civil parish and seaport on the North Sea coast of Northumberland.
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Amble Puffin Festival
Amble Puffin Festival celebrates everything Puffin! Fun and activities in the Friendliest Port at the best time of year to see the Coquet Island puffins, as they prepare to take care of their newly hatched pufflings.
The festival will include: craft fair, guided nature walks, bird watching, local history talks, arts and crafts, watersports and live music. There will be events to interest all age groups. Events will be held in a variety of locations throughout the town.
The Town of Amble is situated on the Northumberland coast, it is at the mouth of the River Coquet, just a mile from Warkworth. Amble was built on a point of land that sticks out from the main run of the coast, so offers excellent views of the coastline. The old spelling for Amble is thought to be Annebelle, meaning Anna's Promontory. Amble and the surrounding area has been populated for many centuries. Ancient British foundations have been found here, as well as Roman coins, signifying occupation during different periods of time. Amble is commonly known as 'the friendliest port' and gained the nickname in the 1930's.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
| Name | Address |
|---|---|
| Bramley | Outside Greggs Factory Bramley Town End |
| Halton | Bus lay-by, opposite the Lidl, Selby Road, Halton |
| Leeds | National Express Coach Station, Leeds |
| Morley | Outside Leisure Centre, Queensway Morley |
| Pudsey | Outside Wetherspoons, Manor House Street, Pudsey |
| Seacroft | Bus stop, top of North Parkway, outside Tescos, Seacroft |
| Whitkirk | Outside the Brown Cow Pub, Selby Road, Whitkirk |
