
Lindisfarne Castle, Holy Island, Northumberland
Lindisfarne Castle, on Holy Island, one of the larger Farne Isles and linked to the mainland via a tide regulated Causeway.
The Castle origins date back to the 16th century. But in more recent times it was re-modelled in the Arts and Craft’s Style by the renowned Architect Edward Lutyens.
Built on Holy Islands highest point, it provides great views over the North Sea and even better views of the Northumberland Coast. Well worth a visit… but check the tide tables, you can get marooned π
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29th September
(C) David Oakes 2026
Never been – looks stunning only seen it from the train
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You would enjoy…. Holy Island, like just about all Islands, is full of character. Apart from the Castle, Lindisfarne Abbey is also special. Just check the tide tables before you drive across. I have staid overnight on a couple of occasions, once the tourist vanish it is even more magical. But if in the area a trip to the Farne Islands is also must. π
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Ah, the one i never saw….got the tides wrong
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I guess you are not alone….and no doubt many more in the future.
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Yes, I’m sure
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Another beautiful spot in a splendid setting. Great shot, David! πππ
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What a splendid photo that is!
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If you Google Holy Island and Lindisfarne you.will find some real history
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