Bamburgh Castle, one of the largest inhabited castles in the country, sitting atop a rocky plateau spanning nine acres above the Northumberland coastline. Its history dates back to the Anglo-Saxons, who considered it a crucial location in England.
Archaeological evidence suggests that people have lived in the area since 10,000 BC, including Bronze Age burials and Iron Age pottery.
While there is limited evidence of Roman occupation, the name Din Guayrdi indicates they may have been present between 43AD and 410AD.
Bamburgh Breaks gives you the choice of six self-catering cottages – Rose Cottage, Poppy Cottage, Tulip Cottage, Daisy Cottage, Lavender and Bluebell.
Our location gives you easy access to much of Northumberland’s encapsulating landscape and coastline, taking the stress out of seeing the sights.