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Tynemouth To Whitley Bay Adventure Puzzle

This puzzle will take you on an exciting journey from Tynemouth to the charming town of Whitley Bay, immersing you in the beauty of the coastal scenery and the rich history of these two interconnected destinations.

Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to decipher a series of clues that will guide you along the way. These clues will be presented in various forms, challenging your observation, deduction, and problem solving skills. Pay close attention to your surroundings and the details hidden in plain sight, as they hold the key to unlocking the next step.

As you embark on this adventure, you will encounter landmarks, and points of interest that showcase the unique character of both Tynemouth and Whitley Bay. Take the time to appreciate the stunning views, the sound of crashing waves, and the delightful atmosphere of the coastal towns.

At the conclusion of your journey, a final challenge awaits you: a word search containing all the answers you’ve gathered along the way. This puzzle will test your memory and comprehension, so be sure to recall the details you’ve discovered on your expedition.

So, are you prepared to embark on an adventure that blends puzzle-solving with the allure of Tynemouth and Whitley Bay? Let the journey begin!

Tynemouth To Whitley Bay Adventure Puzzle Directions:

Your starting point is Tynemouth Metro Station, the post code is NE30 4RE

Train: (The Metro is Newcastle’s tube line) from Newcastle city centre you can get the metro from a few different
locations Central station, St James`s, Haymarket, Monument. To Tynemouth.

Ferry: from South Shields, once you exit the ferry at North Shields turn right and head along the road about 0.5m
to the fish port, you can then start the adventure puzzle on questions 21 or 22 near the small beach and finish
where you started.

Car: Use post code NE30 4RE for Tynemouth Metro, Free Parking on King Edwards Rd or some near by roads, If
your travelling from the south of the tyne please note the tyne tunnel has a Toll charge.

Disabled Access: We grade our accessibility with a level 1 to 5, 1 being easy and 5 being hard, This walk is mainly flat but has a small steep hill we have graded it with a level 4
Please note question 3 is not accessible with a wheel chair, due to 20 steps, but you could get it with a camera phone.