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Northumberland Tours NORTHUMBERLAND TOURS OFFER TAILOR MADE TOURS THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE OF NORTHUMBERLAND. There are plenty of venues to eat from in Northumberland.

Off the grid tours are all designed by yourself and me to make your visit to Northumberland a once in a lifetime tailored experience. Every visit is unique, whether you would like to visit multiple castles in a day, a waterfall and castle, some of the many beautiful villages, wild coast, boat trip to Coquet island, Farne Islands, Alnwick gardens, Sycamore Gap, Vindolanda, Cragside or Holy Island w

here the Vikings landed in 793, we're truly spoilt for beauty and history in Northumberland. On this page you can see a fraction of where you can visit email, phone or messenger and I'll help you plan and maximise your day or days in Northumberland. If you are travelling by train to the Northeast, Morpeth is my station of choice to begin from heading North, Hexham station for Hadrians Wall, I do also collect from Central station in Newcastle. I will collect your party within a 20 mile radius of Morpeth, if further please get in touch as it might be possible. Entry fees to castles, Roman sites and tour guides (where available) are all included for the day excluding boat trips. I would recommend a pack lunch for people wanting to fill their day as much as possible but I'm absolutely flexible, it is your day! I will advise you on recommended clothing and footwear, for your planned day. Holy island and the Puffin boat trip from Amble are tide sensitive and will need to be checked by myself before visit, the Farne Island boat trips sail on all tides. Some walks are more arduous than others, depending on your fitness and capabilities I wouldn't recommend to all. There are no walks over 3 miles (there and back) and they have an Ordnance Survey rating of moderate. I can offer kayaking and coasteering as well for the more adventurous. I am flexible with duration of tour and will advise on where you could possibly see more and get the most from your trip. If you are planning your own tour I can also plan routes to your destinations picking up on some of Northumberlands hidden gems. For further details please don't hesitate to get in touch. [email protected]
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23/03/2025

Roman Vindolanda | The “predator”

Back in 2016 an astonishing 421 Roman shoes were uncovered during the excavation of a Severan ditch at Vindolanda. A child's shoe in that collection gained the attention of national press for its striking similarity to a modern Adidas Predator football boot.

Football is on many people’s minds today in our region, clearly including ours!

21/03/2025

📍Warkworth Castle, Northumberland

As daffodils begin to bloom beneath Warkworth Castle, they will soon paint the ancient stones with a whisper of spring’s magic 🌻

Stay in Warkworth: https://bit.ly/3FrnvQ7

20/03/2025

It’s officially the first day of spring! 🌷☀️🌊🏰

20/03/2025

Lindisfarne Castle | Holy Island | Northumberland

Lindisfarne Castle is a 16th-century castle located on Holy Island, near Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, England. The island is accessible from the mainland at low tide by means of a causeway. The castle sits on the highest point of the island, a whinstone hill called Beblowe.

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18/03/2025

Just got back from St Mary's Lighthouse under the stars. ❤️📸

18/03/2025

The fight between light and shade… I always think this little fishing boat has so much character, I must have photographed it 30 times or more.

It just seems to catch the early morning light perfectly.

17/03/2025
16/03/2025

The ruins of the commanding officer's house (praetorium) at Chesters Roman Fort in Northumberland, England—1848 watercolour and 2025.
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📸View of the baths in the commanding officer’s house at Chesters by Henry Burdon Richardson, painted in 1848© Laing Art Gallery, Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums

16/03/2025

The Worm Moon rising above St Mary’s Lighthouse!😮‍💨

WOW, last night’s moonrise was pretty special, not a cloud on the horizon meant everything finally came together for this shot!!🙏

It was so dark, way over an hour after sunset but this made it extra special as the orange glow from the rising moon was just incredible!🤯

I have a couple more shots from this series that I want to share but for today will be routing the TOON ARMY on, hope everyone has a good Sunday!

16/03/2025

Today's the day! 🏴🏳️

Newcastle take on Liverpool in the Carabao Cup Final at Wembley. The flag is flying, and the countdown is on!

Good luck !

16/03/2025

Ahhhh the Bamburgh rainbow shot… the arching rainbow over the top of the castle is still on my bucket list.

This is the closest I’ve got so far - I love the lone dog walker on the beach too.

Bamburgh Castle

15/03/2025
13/03/2025

Sunset over Bebbanburg.

I often think about what things would have looked like to those protecting (or attacking) these strongholds, and how I’m quite literally walking in the footsteps of history makers. It fascinates me to think how similar or different it might have looked to them...

Bamburgh Castle, suffered a devastating Viking raid in 993 AD, leading to its near-destruction and the subsequent decline of the Kingdom of Northumbria - While taking this shot, I might walked in their very footsteps, as they approached over the dunes.

13/03/2025

Edward I Room at Chillingham Castle, Northumberland, England 👑

12/03/2025

Roman Vindolanda | Sunshine and showers

We’ve had a few seasons in one day here at Vindolanda, perfect conditions for rainbows!

12/03/2025

Blyth lighthouse on the southern coast under a very moody backdrop.

The East Pier Lighthouse, was established in 1884 with the current tower being built in 1907 and standing some 46ft tall marking the entrance to the River Blyth.

The river Blyth can be traced through the farmland and wooded countryside of the county, back to its source in the hills near Kirkheaton in mid-Northumberland.

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Alnwick Gardens

Bamburgh Caste
Bamburgh Caste

Tudor feasting in the Billiard Room, Bamburgh Casle

Holy Island
Holy Island

Overnight stay for the early morning Holy Island loop before the tides lets the masses on.

Etal Castles Tower House
Etal Castles Tower House

The tower house is a fine example of a strong and well-designed residence of the 14th century. Directly above this basement, with its 2.5m-thick walls and barrel-vaulted ceiling (now destroyed), was the hall. On the second floor was the private chamber of the owners, the Manners, and later their constables, the Collingwoods. Both rooms were comfortable and equipped with large fireplaces, traceried windows and latrine chambers built into the walls. The third floor contained a barrack room for the guards.

Etal Castles Tower House
Etal Castles Tower House

The four-storey tower house contained the main living accommodation of the castle. It was built a little before, 1 34l and strengthened before 1368. The floors were linked by a spiral staircase in the now-demolished forebuilding. On the left-hand side you can see how this forebuilding was joined to the tower. On the right are the remains of the staircase. Two holes for drawbars and the slots for a portcullis are visible at the entrance. On the south wall of the tower, wooden stairs once led up to the doorway that opened into the first floor.

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