runs Dave Grey Puffin Cruises. The business, in the northern port town of Amble, was set up by his grandad in 1969. Steven takes guests on the ten-minute crossing to Coquet Island, a rocky outcrop ...

Cliff tops, empty and dark for months, turn to commotion near the beginning of April with the arrival of antic, adorable-looking Atlantic puffins. Smallest of the four puffin species, they have ...

And on the coastline, be sure to look out for puffins, seals and other seabirds - not to mention the Puffin Cruise that departs from Amble Harbour.

The online description of Amble and what it has to offer ends: 'Popular with bird watchers, Coquet Island is home to a colony of roseate tern, puffins, and other nesting sea birds. Being an ...

Cruises to visit the island (viewing from a distance), leave from the Amble Harbour Village – your skippers Dave and Steven ...

With Puffin Cruises sailing from the harbour over to Coquet Island, an RSPB bird sanctuary which is home to some 36,000 seabirds, Amble is the perfect destination for wildlife enthusiasts ...