Hunting the Perfect Shot of Lindisfarne Castle – Holy Island Part 2

In Part 2, I tromp off across Holy Island (Lindisfarne) in determined pursuit of a photograph of the majestic Lindisfarne Castle. This episode leans a little more towards the photography side — chasing light, choosing angles, waiting for clouds to cooperate — but hopefully my wandering, repositioning, and general antics will still entertain those of you who aren’t camera‑obsessed. A wrote a piece on my visit if you'd like more information on location and history. It's can be found at https://www.alittlenotebook.com/mysto... Filmed on 28 April 2026, this walk takes me from the village towards Steele End, where the evening light finally breaks through and gives me one of my favourite images from the entire trip. Along the way, you’ll see the coastline, the shifting weather, and the castle glowing under a perfect burst of warm sunlight. If you enjoy quiet landscapes, coastal walks, or simply watching someone try to out‑think the North Sea breeze while holding a camera, this one’s for you. Planning Your Visit – Official Tide & Safety Links Holy Island is only accessible at low tide. Always check safe crossing times before travelling: Northumberland County Council – Safe Causeway Times https://www.northumberland.gov.uk/Hol... Holy Island Community Tide Tables https://www.lindisfarne.org.uk/genera... Admiralty EasyTide – UK Hydrographic Office https://easytide.admiralty.co.uk Northumberland Coast AONB – Pilgrims Way Guidance https://www.northumberlandcoastaonb.org Holy Island, Lindisfarne Castle, Lindisfarne Priory, Pilgrims Way, Northumberland Coast, tidal causeway, low tide crossing, UK travel, landscape photography, coastal photography, early evening light, Steele End, Lindisfarne walk, St Aidan, St Cuthbert, Northumberland attractions.