This is a lovely place in its own  right and an exceptionally important site for England's religious history, Christianity having emerged in a pagan area in the 7th century.

The 'island' is semi-tidal and accessible by car on a land causeway except at high tide. Tide times and all types of information about the history and buildings can be found on www.lindisfarne.org.uk/

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