Holiday Northumbria - Bamburgh Self Catering Cottages


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Holiday Northumbria offers self catering accommodation in North Northumberland. Our self catering cottages in Bamburgh on the stunning Northumberland coast are of the highest quality both awarded four star status by the English tourist board Quality in Tourism, ensuring a memorable stay in one of the most picturesque villages in Northumberland, once the capital of the 7th century kingdom of Northumbria.				Cottages In Bamburgh ****** Self Catering Eider Cottage is a two bedroom stone built former miller’s cottage situated yards from Budle Bay a renowned ornithological paradise and just under two miles to Bamburgh village. ------------------------------------------ ****** Self Catering The Cottage is a cosy two bedroom cottage in Bamburgh with large enclosed garden and wonderful views of Bamburgh Castle.
Bamburgh is now a restful village dominated by its magnificent castle and with mile upon mile of golden sandy beaches to enjoy, a wonderful village green where cricket and football are a regular event. Horseriding on the beach, tennis courts and a spectacular links golf course with stunning views, make this the ideal location for everyone. Today self catering holiday cottages in Bamburgh are of the highest quality so guests can relax, explore and enjoy this beautiful county at leisure perhaps finishing the day at one of the many quaint pubs or excellent restaurants.

Whatever your needs our self catering cottage accommodation in Bamburgh are the perfect base for touring the whole of Northumberland or simply a charming retreat from the hustle and bustle of every day life.
Northumberland Northumberland a rich and diverse region with a strong and illustrious heritage now thought of as the most restful county in England. From its unspoilt coastline to rural landscapes the area is a million miles away from the flurry of everyday life. The whole of Northumberland is steeped in history with many places of interest close at hand and well worth a visit including the Farne Islands where a boat trip from nearby Seahouses takes you to the spectacular sea bird colonies on the islands.
The stunning Bamburgh Castle towering 180ft above the pretty village to one side and the golden sands the other is one of the most unforgettable sights. The recently rebuilt Grace Darling Museum where the story is told of the lifeboat heroine who single handedly rescued nine sailors from the wrecked SS Forfarshire off the Farne Islands in 1838 Holy Island the birthplace of Christianity in England originally known as Lindisfarne and often described as‘ The jewel of the Northumberland Coast’ The Lindisfarne Priory founded by St Aidan and monks from Iona was where the Lindisfarne Gospels were written, celebrating the life of St. Cuthbert who is buried on the Island. There are nature reserves, old limekilns and a restored tidemill on the island which is linked to the mainland by a causeway which can be crossed at low tide. The pretty villages of Ford and Etal, Cragside house and gardens, the magical Alnwick Castle a location for the Harry Potter film and the contemporary Alnwick garden are all within easy reach and also a ‘must see’ The Northumberland National Park provides a wealth of picturesque and fascinating countryside which undulates beneath the Cheviot Hills. From the dramatic coastline into an area of wild moorland Northumbria will take your breath away. From peaceful fishing villages and historic market towns to Victorian resorts and lively cities, Northumberland offers something for everyone.
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Contact: Mrs S. Turnbull 1Friars Court Bamburgh Northumberland NE69 7AE				Tel: +44 (0)1668 214494 Email: theturnbulls2k@btinternet.com © Holiday Northumbria 2008