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Revision as of 00:20, 20 April 2014

Newton Haven Cruising Guide

Newton Haven (also known as St. Marys Haven or Low Newton by the Sea) is a fabulous anchorage when the wind is from the right direction (NW through W to S) and their is little swell. The drying rocks to the East (Fills Rock) provide shelter from all but a North Easterly swell on the bottom half of the tide, but they are covered on the top half of the tide and a second anchor to prevent you lying sideways on to the swell is recommended.

The anchorage is very picturesque with views of Dunstanburgh castle to the South, a cluster of houses around a small green and an excellent pub called "The Ship Inn".

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55°30.86′N, 1°36.68′W
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NewtonHaven.jpgNewton Haven from the North

Local Weather

See Amble for local weather details.

Charts

There are no good charts which cover this anchorage in details, but Google maps satellite image gives an excellent idea of the layout of the anchorage.

The 2nd Leading Line
British Admiralty
1627

Radio Nets

Also see World Cruiser's Nets.

Approach and Navigation

Newton Haven lies to the south of a prominent radio mast. Newton point can also be identified by a smaller radio tower.

Approaching from the north, keep to seaward of the Newton Rock port hand lateral marker and continue south towards Dunstanburgh Castle until the first leading line into the anchorage is identified. Take care not to turn east before the leading line since the are several rocks to the south west of the lateral marker.

From the south, clear the point off Dunstanburgh castle and keep heading north towards the Newton Rock port hand lateral marker until the first leading line into the anchorage is identified.

The first leading line is the line of the roof (or chimneys) of the houses to the south of the Low Newton green. This line clears both Fills Rock to the South and also the rock to the south of Newton point (this rock can be clearly seen as a breaking wave on the Google maps image). Keep on this line until the second leading line to the south is identified.

The second leading line is the keep of Dunstanburgh Castle in line with the most westerly non covering part of Emblestone Rocks. These are the prominent band of rocks that protect the southern part of the anchorage. Follow this line south and anchor in 3 - 4 meters of water or as far south as your draught and the tide allows.

Alternative anchorages are available for boats with local knowledge that can take the ground. The first of these lies on the beach, inshore of the local moorings and boats, taking care to avoid the rocks in the north west corner of the beach. The second lies in the south west corner close to Emblestone Rocks.

On the top half of the tide it is also possible to enter the anchorage at the south eastern end via a cut between Fills Rock and Embleston Rock. There is no obvious leading line or marks for this cut and local knowledge is therefore essential.

Berthing Options

The only option for visitors is to anchor, although some private small craft moorings exist inshore of the anchorage.

Anchorage

Anchor on the second leading line in 3 meters of water. The sea bed is sand and the holding good.

Fuel, Water, & Electricity

Fuel
None
Water
There is a tap in the middle of the holiday houses in the dunes.
Electricity
None

Things to do Ashore

Tourism

Grocery & Supply Stores

Eateries

  • The Ship Inn

Internet/WiFi

Available?

Laundry

Motorbike & Car Rentals

Garbage Disposal

There is a bin at the road side.

Transportation

List transportation (local and/or international.)

Routes/Passages To/From

List popular passages/routes, timing, etc.

Cruiser's Friends

Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.

Forum Discussions

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External Links

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References & Publications

Books, Guides, etc. Use the Reference template or not at your discretion. For example:

{{Reference|Rod Heikel|Greek Waters Pilot|Imray Laurie and Wilson, Cambridgeshire|9780852889718}}, expands to
Rod Heikell, Greek Waters Pilot Imray, Laurie and Wilson, Cambridgeshire, ISBN 9780852889718
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Personal Notes

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