Consett Bay is located in the parish of St. John. Driving is the most common way to reach it. If you're coming from the south or west, you'll likely drive over the hills. Some visitors have noted turning around on previous attempts, so ensure you have clear directions.

While specific bus routes can vary, it's generally recommended to have a car for easier access to Consett Bay, especially if you want to explore the surrounding areas.

Many visitors recommend driving down into the bay and taking time to explore rather than just passing through. The jetty offers particularly beautiful views.

Consett Bay is a natural bay and a public area, so there are typically no entrance fees to visit. Enjoy the scenery and local atmosphere freely.

As a natural bay and village, Consett Bay is accessible at all times. However, local vendors and facilities might have specific operating hours, especially during events.

The jetty is a prime location for capturing stunning photos of the bay's unique basin design, the surrounding rocks, and the lush greenery.

Early mornings or late afternoons often provide softer light, ideal for landscape photography. However, the vibrant atmosphere during local events can also make for dynamic shots.

Absolutely! Consett Bay is a fishing village, and you can often find plenty of fresh fish available from local vendors. It's a highlight for many visitors.

While Consett Bay is primarily a quiet fishing village, you might find local eateries or vendors selling food, especially during events like Fisherfolk Day.