Andrea’s guidebook
Sightseeing
The nature reserve and village are famous for its seabird colonies, diving, history, scenery and being a renowned filming location for productions including the Avengers and Harry Style’s Adore You music video. There are three main trails along the cliff-tops and around the nature reserve – the Discovery Trail, the Extended Lighthouse Loop, and Mire Loch Loop – all offering spectacular views of the stunning Berwickshire coastline. Take a walk on the Extended Lighthouse Loop to see the 1862-built lighthouse which sits high on the cliff-top, a popular photography spot. Fun fact - the St Abbs Lighthouse was the first lighthouse in Scotland to have a foghorn which is now silent.
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Saint Abbs
The nature reserve and village are famous for its seabird colonies, diving, history, scenery and being a renowned filming location for productions including the Avengers and Harry Style’s Adore You music video. There are three main trails along the cliff-tops and around the nature reserve – the Discovery Trail, the Extended Lighthouse Loop, and Mire Loch Loop – all offering spectacular views of the stunning Berwickshire coastline. Take a walk on the Extended Lighthouse Loop to see the 1862-built lighthouse which sits high on the cliff-top, a popular photography spot. Fun fact - the St Abbs Lighthouse was the first lighthouse in Scotland to have a foghorn which is now silent.
A tidal island off the northeast England accessible by causeway - please be mindful of tide times. The island is rich with history - walk the Pilgrim's Way at low tide, visit Lindisfarne Castle and stroll along the expanding beaches.
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Holy Island
A tidal island off the northeast England accessible by causeway - please be mindful of tide times. The island is rich with history - walk the Pilgrim's Way at low tide, visit Lindisfarne Castle and stroll along the expanding beaches.
Situated in the quaint village of Bamburgh, Bamburgh Castle dominates the skyline, towering high above the expanding golden beach. Looking out to the sea, you’ll spot the Farne Islands, famous for puffins and seals along with other species. To see this wildlife up close you can even take a boat trip from Seahouses, just south of Bamburgh.
Bamburgh and the local area also has a selection of fantastic pubs and restaurants.
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Bamburgh Castle
40 The WyndingSituated in the quaint village of Bamburgh, Bamburgh Castle dominates the skyline, towering high above the expanding golden beach. Looking out to the sea, you’ll spot the Farne Islands, famous for puffins and seals along with other species. To see this wildlife up close you can even take a boat trip from Seahouses, just south of Bamburgh.
Bamburgh and the local area also has a selection of fantastic pubs and restaurants.
Only 3 miles along the road from our lodges is this beautiful stately home that sits high above the River Tweed. Take a tour around the house or a stroll in the parkland or down by the river. There are fantastic woodland trails and an adventure playpark perfect for our younger guests.
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Paxton House
Only 3 miles along the road from our lodges is this beautiful stately home that sits high above the River Tweed. Take a tour around the house or a stroll in the parkland or down by the river. There are fantastic woodland trails and an adventure playpark perfect for our younger guests.
Nearby Town
Our nearest town, Berwick-upon-Tweed, is only 7 miles away. Here you will find all the necessities you need, from supermarkets to pharmacies and other shops. The town is also full of history. Take a walk around the Elizabethan Town Walls, visit the Berwick Barracks Museum, or see a show at the Maltings Theatre and Cinema. There are many cafes and restaurants in the Berwick, a few of our favourite are the Queens Head, Marshalls Cafe, Atelier and the Mule on Rouge.
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Berwick-upon-Tweed
Our nearest town, Berwick-upon-Tweed, is only 7 miles away. Here you will find all the necessities you need, from supermarkets to pharmacies and other shops. The town is also full of history. Take a walk around the Elizabethan Town Walls, visit the Berwick Barracks Museum, or see a show at the Maltings Theatre and Cinema. There are many cafes and restaurants in the Berwick, a few of our favourite are the Queens Head, Marshalls Cafe, Atelier and the Mule on Rouge.
Food scene
A great local restaurant and pub serve delicious, seasonal, local food and award-winning local produce.
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The Allanton Inn
Main StreetA great local restaurant and pub serve delicious, seasonal, local food and award-winning local produce.
A traditional village pub serving real ales and delicious unique food. Situated only 3 miles from our lodges.
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The Cross Inn Pub & KItchen
A traditional village pub serving real ales and delicious unique food. Situated only 3 miles from our lodges.