The Farne Islands are small rocky islands which are home to more than 100,000 pairs of breeding seabirds. These include 55,000 pairs of puffins. The Islands are one of Europe’s most important seabird reserves.
Usually up to 23 species of birds nest annually as well as a colony of greay seals.
Remember to take a hat! Snacks and drinks due to no cafe and sensible clothing and footwear as the weather can change quickly. Binoculars are a must.
Best visiting months are April/May & June until end of July which is the Summer breeding season.
Facilities
Suitable for school groups, Access by ferry, WC on Inner Farne only.
Photos
If you have any photos of this site we’d be very grateful if you could email them to us at photos@historicbritain.org
Address
Farne Islands, Northumberland
Contact Numbers
Tel: 01665 721099 (information line)
Tel: 01665 720651
Email: farneislands@nationaltrust.org.uk
Tickets
You can visit this site through the National Trust Membership scheme