Point Cottages -Holida Cottages Bamburgh, Northumberland

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Point Cottages are a cluster of self-contained holiday retreats in a superb location just 40 yds from a magnificent sandy beach at Bamburgh, Northumberland. Each Bamburgh Cottage has its own unique atmosphere and is named after a local historic place or person. Situated next to a beautiful Golf Course on the edge of Bamburgh and only a short journey away from many other attractive links courses at Embleton, Foxton (Alnmouth) and Seahouses. Available to book for 2, 3, 4 & 7 nights stays.

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Lindisfarne Cottage

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Cuthbert Cottage

SLEEPS 4

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Bede Cottage

SLEEPS 6

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Aiden Cottage

SLEEPS 2

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Armstrong Cottage

SLEEPS 2

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A HOME AWAY FROM HOME

Each Bamburgh cottage has its own unique atmosphere and is named after a local historic place or person. Bamburgh is surrounded by miles of sandy beaches and goregous Northumbrian food, is the perfect unspoilt holiday destination in the North East of England.

It is notable for two reasons: the imposing Bamburgh Castle, overlooking the beach, seat of the former Kings of Northumbria, and at present owned by the Armstrong family (see William George Armstrong); and its association with the Victorian heroine, Grace Darling.

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Bamburgh Castle THE BEACH

Bamburgh Castle THE CASTLE

Bamburgh Castle THE OCEAN CLUB, SEAHOUSES

Bamburgh Castle ALNWICK CASTLE AND GARDENS

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There's plenty of things to do and see

Bamburgh’s extensive sandy beach was awarded the Blue Flag rural beach award in 2005. The Bamburgh Dunes an area of sand dunes which are a Site of Special Scientific Interest stand behind the award winning beach. Bamburgh is popular with holidaymakers and is within the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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There's plenty of things to do and see

Bamburgh Castle, then called Din Guardi, may have been the capital of the Brythonic kingdom of Bryneich between about AD 420 and 547. In 547 the castle was taken by the invading Angles led by Ida son of Eoppa and was renamed Bebbanburgh by one of his successors, Æthelfrith, after Æthelfrith’s wife Bebba, according to the Historia Brittonum. From then onwards the castle became the capital of the Anglian kingdom of Bernicia until it merged with its southern neighbour, Deira, in 634. After the two realms united as Northumbria the capital was moved to York.

Henry VI ruled all England (in name) from Bamburgh in 1464, during the Wars of the Roses. The castle was eventually reduced by artillery.

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There's plenty of things to do and see

We have partnered with The Ocean Club to bring you the most relaxing stay possible.

Located on award-winning Seafield Caravan Park in Seahouses, Northumberland, The Ocean Club offers health, fitness and wellbeing for everyone.

Their health and fitness facilities will improve your overall sense of well-being, general fitness and state of mind with inclusive facilities, activities and first-class service all under one roof.

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There's plenty of things to do and see

Our 12 acres of meandering and magnificent Gardens are home to the world’s largest Tai Haku Cherry Orchard, a Grand Cascade comprising 120 water jets and the worlds largest Treehouse Restaurant.The Garden is a peaceful and tranquil haven to spend hour after hour wandering amongst the Roses, the Ornamental Garden and the Cherry Blossom or just kicking back to take it all in on one of our 50 swinging benches.Alnwick Castle has over 950 years of history to discover, and the origins of the Castle date back to the Norman period. Delve deeper into this extraordinary history and travel through the centuries of this living, evolving castle.

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