with no landings on Inner Farne or Staple Island". But it adds: "Visitors are still able to take 'sail around' tours of the islands and can book tickets directly with one of the boat companies ...

Like any other parents, we are always looking for ways to entertain our little one at weekends and during holidays. Beaches, parks, museums, farms, cinemas, soft play areas - we are forever ...

Rachel Shiel said: “All of the boat trips continue to sail around the Farne Islands to view the nesting seabirds and the grey seals at close quarters. These trips provide a fantastic vantage of ...

Known as the gateway to the Farne Islands, this humble Northumberland village offers unique access to wildlife and dune-filled beaches. It is also home to one of the best fish and chip spots in the UK ...

Visitors will be able to visit the stunning Farne Islands for the first time ... Nature-lovers could still watch the wildlife from boat trips, but were not allowed to land, and now that ...

The National Trust is celebrating 100 years of caring for islands off the coast of Northumberland. A puffin flies on Inner Farne ... accessible to visitors by boat from Seahouses, is made up ...

Around 45,000 people visit the islands on boat trips every year to take in views of up to 23 species, including 43,000 puffin pairs, as well as a large colony of grey seals. The Farne Islands are ...