Luke & Ellen's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Coldingham Bay
Sandy beach, dog friendly and great views
twinned with “New Asgard” – lovely small harbour
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Saint Abbs
twinned with “New Asgard” – lovely small harbour
Sandy Beach, dog friendly, Co-Op, Harbour – 10-minute drive
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Eyemouth Leisure Centre
North StreetSandy Beach, dog friendly, Co-Op, Harbour – 10-minute drive
If you like the Last Kingdom then you could go and visit Bamburgh Castle. The castle is in great condition and worth a look around, however, you do have to pay. There are some great views from the grounds inside the castle.
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Bamburgh Castle
40 The WyndingIf you like the Last Kingdom then you could go and visit Bamburgh Castle. The castle is in great condition and worth a look around, however, you do have to pay. There are some great views from the grounds inside the castle.
A great beach, nice and flat for walking, it is over looked by he castle that is stunning
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Bamburgh Beach
A great beach, nice and flat for walking, it is over looked by he castle that is stunning
A must visit, it is only about 30 minutes from the Three C's. Remember you can only get on and off the island at low tide, so check the timings before you go. The drive across to the island itself is breathe taking, and there are some amazing sights when you are there, local shops & Pubs to enjoy. The views are worth the trip itself.
https://www.visitnorthumberland.com/explore/destinations/islands/holy-island
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Holy Island
A must visit, it is only about 30 minutes from the Three C's. Remember you can only get on and off the island at low tide, so check the timings before you go. The drive across to the island itself is breathe taking, and there are some amazing sights when you are there, local shops & Pubs to enjoy. The views are worth the trip itself.
https://www.visitnorthumberland.com/explore/destinations/islands/holy-island
Described by Sir David Attenborough as ‘one of the 12 wildlife wonders of the world’, the Bass Rock is a sanctuary for gannets, hosting over 150,000 of them during peak breeding season. Not only is it the closest bird sanctuary to the mainland, but it also saw the first ornithologists, who gave the gannet the scientific term Sula Bassana or Morus Bassanus. Notably, they gave this glistening rock, which boasts the largest ‘single rock’ colony of northern gannets on the planet.
There are regular boats trips from North Berwick that you can take to get a better view of Bass Rock
Bass Rock
Bass Rock ViewDescribed by Sir David Attenborough as ‘one of the 12 wildlife wonders of the world’, the Bass Rock is a sanctuary for gannets, hosting over 150,000 of them during peak breeding season. Not only is it the closest bird sanctuary to the mainland, but it also saw the first ornithologists, who gave the gannet the scientific term Sula Bassana or Morus Bassanus. Notably, they gave this glistening rock, which boasts the largest ‘single rock’ colony of northern gannets on the planet.
There are regular boats trips from North Berwick that you can take to get a better view of Bass Rock
Ayton Castle is an important Scottish baronial mansion to the east of Ayton in the Scottish Borders. The present castle dates largely from the 19th century. The castle is protected as a category A listed building and the grounds are included in the Inventory of Gardens and Designed Landscapes in Scotland, the national listing of significant parks and gardens. You can walk around the gardens with or without dogs!
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Ayton
Ayton Castle is an important Scottish baronial mansion to the east of Ayton in the Scottish Borders. The present castle dates largely from the 19th century. The castle is protected as a category A listed building and the grounds are included in the Inventory of Gardens and Designed Landscapes in Scotland, the national listing of significant parks and gardens. You can walk around the gardens with or without dogs!
Castillo de Chillingham
Great place to visit and see these wild cattle
They are the only wild cattle in the world, sole survivors of herds that once roamed the forests of Britain. Once they were held sacred and pre-Christian pagans sacrificed them to their gods.
Later in their history, this herd both defended and fed the castle. These animals are still potentially dangerous and can only be visited with the Warden, who will take you as close as safely possible and explain their more recent history and way of life. Remember, they are rarer than any endangered Panda or Mountain Gorilla, and are simply the only wild cattle in the world.
Visit www.chillinghamwildcattle.com for more information.
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Chillingham Wild Cattle Association
Great place to visit and see these wild cattle
They are the only wild cattle in the world, sole survivors of herds that once roamed the forests of Britain. Once they were held sacred and pre-Christian pagans sacrificed them to their gods.
Later in their history, this herd both defended and fed the castle. These animals are still potentially dangerous and can only be visited with the Warden, who will take you as close as safely possible and explain their more recent history and way of life. Remember, they are rarer than any endangered Panda or Mountain Gorilla, and are simply the only wild cattle in the world.
Visit www.chillinghamwildcattle.com for more information.
Food scene
The Ship Restaurant & Bar
Harbour Roadgreat food, booking required
Giacopazzi's
20 Harbour RdGreat fish & chips!
Mackays Of Eyemouth
20-24 High StGreat Fish & Chips
City/town information
a busy town centre, lots to do and explore there, with beaches, shops and a range of restaurants - 10 minute drive away. You will need to take the parking disc with you that is in the bowl, display it on your dashboard, you generally get around three hours free parking with it but do double check
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Berwick-upon-Tweed
a busy town centre, lots to do and explore there, with beaches, shops and a range of restaurants - 10 minute drive away. You will need to take the parking disc with you that is in the bowl, display it on your dashboard, you generally get around three hours free parking with it but do double check
Great Seaside town, with some really nice shops and restaurants, there is a harbour and a bird visitor centre. Normally fairly busy, so there is a nice atmosphere.
From there you can see bass rock
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North Berwick
Great Seaside town, with some really nice shops and restaurants, there is a harbour and a bird visitor centre. Normally fairly busy, so there is a nice atmosphere.
From there you can see bass rock