Local area photos
- The coastline of North Northumberland is well known for its sandy beaches and superb scenery along with its picturesque villages overlooked by magnificent castles.
- The historic coastal fishing village of Seahouses lies just a few miles east of the main A1 that links Edinburgh with Newcastle-upon-Tyne, but despite this, it remains off the beaten track and as a result has not been spoiled by over-development.
- Just off this stretch of coastline, lie the Farne Islands. Well known by SCUBA divers and naturalists alike, these islands are host to a diverse cross section of marine life and coastal species. Boat trips to the Farnes can be arranged from Seahouses Harbour
- There are interesting market towns in the region. Alnwick with its majestic castle, famous gardens and weekly market is only 12 miles away. Morpeth and Berwick both a scenic 25 mile drive.
- A visit to the region would not be complete without a visit to Holy Island. (Tide times can be checked at Seahouses Visitor Centre in the car Park).
- Young or old, walker, bird-watcher, golfer or sandcastle builder the area has something for everyone.
Holy Island of Lindisfarne Priory and Castle
Fishing trips are available for Seahouses Harbour
Inner Farne from Seahouses North Beach
Longstone Lighthouse the home of the heroine Grace Darling
Dunstanburgh Castle near Craster
Seahouses Harbour and Bamburgh Castle in the distance
Lindisfarne Castle
St Ebba's Church Beadnell
The Coastal Footpath
Alnwick Castle
Cragside. The first house to be lit by electricity
Berwick upon Tweed ramparts
Just a few of the many castles of Northumberland
Beadnell Bay and Lime Kiln
Beadnell Harbour
Bamburgh Castle from the Farne Island Boat trips
Seahouses Golf Course and Clubhouse
Seahouses South Beach
