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Café and restaurant · Holy Island
Café and restaurant with a shop, takeaway and the island post office, run by a family who moved here in 2021.
- Green Lane, Holy Island
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Café and restaurant · Holy Island
Café and restaurant with a shop, takeaway and the island post office, run by a family who moved here in 2021.
Bar · Beal
Bar at the Barn at Beal with local drinks and sunset views across to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle.
Café and roastery · Holy Island
Coffee house that roasts its own beans on the island; Visit Northumberland suggests it for coffee and a pastry.
Restaurant and coffee shop · Beal
Restaurant and coffee shop in a 19th-century cart shed and barn above the causeway road, with coastal views.
Hotel restaurant · Belford
Dining room in an 18th-century coaching inn in Belford, serving locally sourced food.
Pub · Holy Island
Island inn with home-cooked food, cask ales including Holy Island Bitter, and its own gin distillery.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Tiny tidal islet off the village with the remains of a medieval chapel, linked by tradition to St Cuthbert.
Dunes, mudflats and salt marsh covering 3,541 hectares; the only regular UK wintering ground for pale-bellied brent geese from Svalbard.
Headland at the north-east corner of the island, marked by a white pyramid-shaped daymark.
Lindisfarne (Holy Island)
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