28 Years Later: Explore Filming Locations in North East England
Step into the world of 28 Years Later and discover where the drama unfolded.
Holy Island (Lindisfarne)
Begin your journey at Holy Island, one of the most atmospheric locations used in the film. Cut off twice a day by the tide, it’s easy to see why filmmakers chose this remote, spiritual setting. Its windswept shores and centuries-old ruins give a cinematic sense of solitude and ancient resilience.
For a truly immersive experience, book a tour with Hidden Heritage and step back in time with their guided Pilgrims’ Path walk across the sands. This atmospheric journey, best experienced at low tide, follows the ancient route once travelled by Saxon Kings and Celtic Priests. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating stories dating back to Roman times, while the calls of grey seals and optional barefoot walking add to the mystical ambience. After arriving on the island, enjoy some time to explore before returning comfortably by vehicle.
Top Tip:
Check the safe crossing times before you go. The tide transforms the experience.