Holy Island of Lindisfarne

Lindisfarne Island is a tidal island on the north side of England, close to the border with Scotland, in Northumberland. It is recorded in history since the 6th century, being a significant centre of Celtic Christianity. It can be accessed most of the time at low tide going through sand and mud flats. The island is part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. On the island, a ruined monastery, a museum and the small Lindisfarne Castle, dating back from the 16th century can be found. The castle is a National Trust property and the island's main attraction. The following item on popularity are the ruins of Lindisfarne Priory. Accommodation should be booked well in advance, as there are limited number of rooms.