If you think of Holy Island's shape as a chicken drumstick, the Snook is its handle and the first part of the island you drive alongside as you cross the causeway. It is part of the Lindisfarne …

Once you've had a potter around The Snook, a visit to the rest of the island is a must. Highlights include Lindisfarne Castle, Castle Point Lime Kiln and a wander to Emmanuel Head Daymark. …

Jun 29, 2010 · A little off the main drag linking Holy Island to the mainland are a pair of curious erections known as Snook House and Snook Tower.

National Nature Reserve On the edge of Brita. n, land and water meet. Shifting sands and tides combine to create the 3500 hectares of dunes, saltmarsh and mudflats of the Lindisfarne …

Jan 3, 2025 · Getting to the island is an adventure in itself via a causeway only passable during low tide. In this guide you’ll find everything you need to know about Lindisfarne including how …

The Snook (Vera's House) on Holy Island. Anyone who is a fan of the TV series Vera will recognise this building as her house although I'm not sure if the interior shots are filmed there. …

The Holy Island of Lindisfarne, a name often shortened to "Holy Island" or to "Lindisfarne", is a tidal island off the coast of Northumberland some nine miles south-east of Berwick-upon …

Dec 8, 2014 · Hiking on The Snook, a long, low, dune- and grass-covered spit of land on the west side of Holy Island (Lindisfarne), Northumberland, UK. The castle-like tower hidden away …

Jul 19, 2024 · The Snook is perhaps the most fascinating part of Holy Island, home to many of the elusive plants that make the island so special. Starting in the car park, a short wait for …

The modern causeway is about a mile long and reaches the island at a point called the snook, at the western tip of a long sandy peninsula, which leads the road to the attractive Holy Island …