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Places to stay in Bamburgh
Visible for miles around, Bamburgh is dominated by its imposing castle. Having been extensively restored, first by Lord Crewe in the 1750's and more recently by the first Lord Armstrong at the end of the 19th century. It is open to members of the public throughout the year. Grace Darling is one of the most famous inhabitants of Bamburgh. With her father she saved many lives from the wreck of the SS Forfarshire in 1838. She died from Tuberculosis in 1842, at the early age of 26 and lies at peace in the grounds of St Aidan's church. Bamburgh has one of the finest beaches on the Northumberland Coast, an award-winning beach with a vast expanse of spectacular golden sands. The village has gift shops, grocer, butcher, newsagent, plant nursery, restaurants, pubs and a cricket pitch, all within walking distance of the village green, the visitor will find much of interest here. For visitors seeking adventure on the Northumberland Coast, Boards and Bikes run by Ben Patterson, have available Surfboard, Wetsuit and Bike hire for all the family. This unique service is tailored made to suit the visitor's requirements, with equipment delivery to your front door, as and when required.
