In Seahouses, house rentals are the most prevalent accommodation type. Additionally, house rentals here have an average cost of £121 a night and an average size of 100 m². Moreover, these properties are usually ideal for medium-sized groups and families, since that's the average number of people that house rentals can accommodate in Seahouses. Travellers looking for something other than house rentals will also find many bed & breakfast rentals, which are the second most popular type of accommodation in Seahouses. Our analysis shows that the standard price of bed & breakfast rentals is £96 a night for an area of 19 m².
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Best holiday rental deals in Seahouses
775 unique lettings from 34 holiday letting websites are listed in Seahouses with prices beginning at £40 per night. By directly analysing these holiday rentals, HomeToGo features the most economical offers as well as the highest rated lettings in Seahouses.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Seahouses
A few of the holiday lets provide a pool, which makes Seahouses an excellent destination for holidaymakers looking to spend their holidays poolside. Additionally, more House rentals have pools than any other property type. They are a great choice if you go in a group of 6, as that is the number of people they can welcome on average. In Seahouses, two-thirds of the holiday lettings including a pool are situated close to the water. Seahouses is an excellent holiday spot if you're a pet owner, since a lot of rentals there allow you to bring your pet. If this is a top requirement for you, check the house rentals in Seahouses. It is the most pet-friendly accommodation type there. You can also find suitable city properties, as a few of the pet-friendly properties are centrally located (less than 2 kilometres from the city centre).
The weather in Seahouses
Check out the climate diagram for Seahouses. On average, the warmest month is July. No heat wave is expected in January, where minimum average temperatures usally hit a 2° low. The wettest month is January with 25 rainy days on average. On the contrary, there is an average of only 17 rainy days in September, which is the driest month.
Experience serenity in the Holiday Cottages of Seahouses
The typical English country cottages in Seahouses will be the perfect place to rest after excursions to Northumberland's majestic Farne Islands. The islands were a centre of Celtic Christianity in the 7th c. when St. Cuthbert, a monk renowned for his healing powers lived there in isolation. The crashing waves on the coastline and the youthful blubber of the fluffy young grey seals add to the mystical beauty of the islands.
Become a knight in shining armour
The Slate Hall Riding Centre in Seahouses lies near a beautiful beach. Kids will treasure memories of horse riding by the sea, just as their ancestors did over a thousand years ago.
Experienced riding trainers will guide you to the right level of challenge to walk, trot or gallop along the coast. The well-tended horses are the perfect companions for an idyllic family riding experience.
Take a step back in time
Step back in time with a guided walking tour of Seahouses. Colourful anecdotes from passionate and knowledgeable locals bring this unique historic village to life, bringing to life the fascinating event and lives lived here in the past centuries.
Nature and History in Northumberland
Farne Islands
Saint Cuthbert was a great lover of nature. It is not by accident that he chose the Farne Islands as his place of reclusion.
Here, amidst the volcanic rock landscape, you can enjoy the company of seal families in the autumn and bright-beaked puffins year round.
Longstone Lighthouse
This lighthouse on the Farne Islands is famous for its part in the rescue of the crew of the wrecked Forfarshire ship in 1838.
The lighthouse keeper's daughter Grace Darling spotted nine survivors clinging limpet-like to the rocks from her window. Despite the snarling storm, the Darlings sailed out and saved the survivors.
Preston Tower
Back on land, in the nearby village of Chathill, lies the 600-year-old Preston Tower, near the border to Scotland.
The monument houses a museum which remembers the bloody battles between the Scottish and British armies throughout the past centuries.
Staple Island
This island is a nature reserve for many bird species such as razorbills, kittiwakes and puffins. It is also a favourites home of the archipelagos trademark visitors, grey seals
Serenity Farne Island Boat Tours
These boat tours bring you out to sea, to discover the biggest and most elusive mammals, whales. A guide explains the biology of the animals living in the sea and on the islands.
Sailing through the volcanic pinnacles and cliffs of the Farne Islands will also provide you with the best angles for taking photographs.
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