By Train:
The nearest train station to Lindisfarne Castle is Berwick-upon-Tweed, which is on the East Coast Main Line. This station is well-connected with services from major cities such as Edinburgh, Newcastle upon Tyne, and London.
From Berwick-upon-Tweed station, you can take a taxi to Holy Island, which is about 12 miles away. Alternatively, you can catch a bus (see below) that will take you closer to the causeway.
By Bus:
From Berwick-upon-Tweed, you can take the 464 bus operated by Borders Buses, which runs towards Beal.
The bus stops near the causeway, but you'll need to coordinate with the tide times to ensure you can cross the causeway on foot or by catching a local taxi service from Beal to Holy Island.
By Car:
From the South (Newcastle upon Tyne):
Take the A1 northbound from Newcastle upon Tyne towards Berwick-upon-Tweed. After approximately 50 miles, look for signs to Holy Island and Lindisfarne, and take the B1340 towards Beal.
Follow signs for Holy Island, and keep an eye on the tide times. The causeway to Holy Island is only accessible during low tide, so make sure to plan your trip accordingly. Once on Holy Island, follow signs to Lindisfarne Castle, where there is parking available near the village.
From the North (Edinburgh):
Take the A1 southbound towards Berwick-upon-Tweed.
After passing Berwick, continue on the A1 for about 10 miles until you see signs for Holy Island and Lindisfarne. Turn left onto the B1340 towards Beal, and follow the signs to Holy Island.