Personally run by the owners for over 25 years, The Lindisfarne, built in 1902, has been fully modernised. Each of our double and family rooms benefit from full central heating, private shower and toilet, television and direct-dial telephone.

Good home-cooking, is cooked personally by the proprietress. Local salmon, sea trout, seafood and prime roast beef are often feautured on our dinner menu. The menu is complemented by a comprehensive wine list. Our well-stocked bar is also popular, and offers a wide range of liqueurs and whiskies. There are well over 100 malt whiskies to choose from.

A separate lounge is also available.

The Lindisfarne Gardens are tastefully landscaped and feature a small fish pond, a dining-out area and a large lawn for families.

How to get here

Come by Car: Drivers should make for the tiny hamlet of Beal, which is situated on the main A1 road, approximately 8 miles to the south of Berwick-upon-Tweed. From the crosroads the Island is signposted and lies about 5 miles east.

By Rail: British Rail main-line station, Berwick-upon-Tweed. Frequent GNER services run between London and Edinburgh, with the majority stopping at Berwick.

By Bus: A seasonal bus service operates between Berwick-upon-Tweed and the Island. Northern United buses stop at Beal.

By Taxi: Taxis operate out of Berwick station and from Marygate High Street in the town centre. A taxi and mini-bus service p[erates from the Island - tel: 01289 389236

Local Activities

· Riding Stables only 5 miles away
· Diving at Beadnell
· Two golf courses, Berwick and Bamburgh barely 20 minutes drive
· The ancient market towns of Alnwick, Berwick-upon-Tweed and Kelso are within easy   reach

Ideally situated for
· Chillingham Wild Cattle
· The Farne Islands
· Grace Darling Museum
· Northumberland National park
· The Cheviots and Border Region

Tide Times: Careful attention must be paid to the tide times before crossing. The hotel will give you any tide information for the year.