đ Ancient path connecting the mainland to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne. Accessible only at low tide, disappearing twice daily with the sea.
đśââď¸ Unique tidal walk across sands and mudflats
âŞď¸ Explore historic religious sites like Lindisfarne Abbey ruins
đ° Visit Lindisfarne Castle and a traditional fishing harbor
đż Experience the 8,750-acre Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve
â ď¸ Risk of getting stranded if tide timings are miscalculated
đŹď¸ Causeway closure possible during periods of high winds
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żď¸ Car park at the start of the crossing was closed as of June 2021
Consult posted tide tables carefully for both causeway and Pilgrims Way
Start your crossing on a falling tide to ensure safety
Utilize elevated safety refuge boxes along the path if needed
Consider a local guide for the walk
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