Bamburgh has just been named the second most desired holiday destination in the UK - and it is not hard to see why. But ask anyone who knows this stretch of the Northumberland coast well and they will tell you the same thing: the question is not whether to visit, but when. Because Bamburgh in October looks nothing like Bamburgh in June, and both are extraordinary.
Most photographs of the Northumberland coast reach for the grand gesture - the castle on the cliff, the wide open beach, the dramatic sky. Guest of BayView and photographer Alexander McIntosh Weir sees something different. Here is his Northumberland - quieter, closer, and just as extraordinary.
Rising from the North Sea on a tidal island just 8 miles from BayView, Lindisfarne is one of the most atmospheric and historically significant places in England. Here is everything you need to know to make the most of a visit - including the one thing that makes it unlike anywhere else: the tides.
Budle Bay sits right on the doorstep of BayView at Waren Mill - and for birdwatchers, it's one of the finest spots on the entire Northumberland coast. A designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, the bay draws thousands of wildfowl and wading birds through the seasons, all visible from the water's edge.
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