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Seahouses is a picturesque fishing village on the East Coast of England close to the border of Scotland. It is located in the county of Northumberland, which is the least populated and some say the most beautiful part of England. Seahouses itself is perched on the coast looking out over the North Sea. It has a small harbour which still serves the local fisheries. Seahouses is located between Berwick upon-Tweed to the North and Alnwick to the South, both of which are historic villages in the North of England.

Seahouses can be reached via the station at Alnmouth, which is a stop for most of the fast East Coast services connecting London with Edinburgh and Inverness in the North. There are connecting buses between the station at Alnmouth and Alnwick village every 15 minutes.

The village of Seahouses is the starting point for boat trips to the Farne Islands, which are located off the East Coast of England. The Farne Islands are home to spectacular sea bird colonies and are managed by The National Trust. During the breeding season from May to June visitors can see thousands of Kittiwakes, Arctic terns, puffins and eider ducks.

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The islands are well protected and only two of the group are open to visitors. Admission to The National Trust Park costs approximately £6, depending on the season. Trips can be booked from the harbour in Seahouses with a range of providers and with different durations and facilities. The National Trust operates a shop at Seahouses and the tourist information can help with finding accommodation locally.

Local atmospheric pubs in Seahouses include the Bamburgh Castle Inn and the Old Ship Inn. The village also has a supermarket, petrol station and youth hostel. However, other opportunities for shopping are limited. Some services can be ordered over the telephone such as flower delivery in Seahouses. However, the dramatic and unspoiled scenery of endless beaches, open skies and seas will make up for the limited facilities.