Helen standing inside the sea salt pod.

Helen’s journey

… every grain of the way!

" I've been privileged to have had a front row seat to Helen realising her dream since we began working together in 2016.

Many people have a dream, a few ever take action, even fewer are willing to do what is necessary to transform an idea into reality.”…

D.Leigh, author of Dream Seed Magic

From the sea … to your plate

Sea salt is created through a careful and delicate process of harnessing Mother Nature’s raw ingredients, her powerful energy and a desire to bring forward something truly special for all to treasure.

It’s magic, it’s alchemy, it’s Heaven!

Click play to see the sea salt process.

My Story

I’ve always had a passion for food, especially artisan produce and even better if it’s produced locally. 

Lucky for me I have a hubby who has 30 yrs experience behind him of being a chef and now running his own pub/restaurant business here on the island at ‘The Crown and Anchor Inn’.

And any good chef who is worth his ‘salt’…(sorry)…will tell you that seasoning is such an important part of cooking. 

It can either make or break a dish. 

And that’s where I come in…

Helen standing by the sea in her wetsuit, ready to go and collect the sea water.

My own artisan journey began in 2020. An idea took hold about the possibility of producing sea salt naturally here on the island where I live. 

I did a lot of research and investigation to explore that possibility. 

It’s been quite challenging at times but several storms and 3 polytunnels later, and heaps of support from family and friends, my Holy Island Sea Salt vision became a reality. I can’t thank you all enough. 

I hope you all enjoy it too. 

Helen Davison

A cotton bag of Holy Island Sea Salt leaning against a cairn, on the sea shore.

Taste it for yourself ….

Three pouches of Holy Island Sea Salt standing behind a collection of Lindisfarne oyster shells. One of the shells is upturned and full of sea salt.
A small pile of coarse Holy Island Sea Salt sitting on a dark rock.
A pouch of Holy Island Sea Salt, with a blue salt pig, full of sea salt. There is a cotton bag at the front of these items and they are all sitting in the sand on the sea shore.