Pay and Display car park (not managed by English Heritage) located approximately five minutes walk from the site.

Visitors are welcome to picnic on the grass. No benches available.

The large airy shop stocks a wide selection of English Heritage products, including beautiful tapestry wall hangings. There is a wide range of wines and preserves with tastings every day. We also offer a good choice of traditional toys and many interesting books, including those for children.

There are no toilets on site. Nearest facilities located in the village.

Dogs on leads are welcome.

The museum explores the story of St Cuthbert and the 1300 year history of Lindisfarne Priory. The collection includes the Viking Raiders Stone, depicting the Viking raid on Lindisfarne in 793.

Push Chairs Allowed

Yes.

Lindisfarne is reached by a tidal causeway which is cut off twice a day. Please ensure you check the tide times before setting out.

The entrance to the visitor centre has smoked glass doors. These lead into a well lit area. Visually impaired people need to be aware of the possibility of walking into the doors. Slightly uneven ground across the site.

Coastguard's Cottage - sleeps 6 + cot

English Heritage welcomes all photographers to our sites and we hope you will share your pictures with us on Flickr and Facebook. We do have some restrictions at certain locations, so if photography is your main reason for visiting, please call the site ahead of your visit to check if any parts of the site are restricted. We are keen to promote the use of our sites to location managers. If you are interested please go to (Filming Locations) for more information and contacts. English Heritage does not permit drone flying from or over sites in our care, except by contractors or partners undertaking flights for a specific purpose, who satisfy stringent CAA criteria, have the correct insurances and permissions, and are operating under controlled conditions.