Towering chalk cliffs that are home to thousands of nesting seabirds, including puffins, gannets and kittiwakes. Clifftop paths and viewing points make it a must for wildlife lovers, especially in spring and early summer.
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An ancient earthwork near Flamborough with peaceful woodland trails leading down to a secluded pebble beach. A lovely spot for a gentle walk, a picnic or exploring with the dog.
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A Yorkshire Water nature reserve set around reservoirs, marshes and woodland, with bird hides and trails to explore. A quiet, rewarding day out for birdwatchers and nature lovers alike.
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A rocky headland stretching out into the North Sea, with rock pools to explore at low tide and sweeping views along the coast. Check the tide times before heading out onto the rocks.
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A beautiful cove with clear water, caves and rugged cliffs. Perfect for rock pooling, photography, or simply sitting with a coffee and watching the boats. The coastal path above offers some of the best views on the headland.
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Wild, dramatic and full of character. The bay has rocky shelves, sea stacks and plenty of space to explore at low tide. It’s a great stop for walkers following the cliff-top route between Bempton and Flamborough.
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Wide sands, easy access and a classic seaside feel. Ideal for families, dog walkers and anyone who wants a simple day by the sea, with plenty of space to spread out, even in summer.
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A long, sweeping stretch of sand with a calm, traditional seaside feel. Great for families, dog walkers and anyone who enjoys a simple day by the sea. The promenade is perfect for an easy stroll.
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A peaceful stretch of coastline with wide sands, big skies and a gentle, unspoilt feel. Perfect for long beach walks, paddling, or simply taking in the views. It’s one of those quiet spots that feels a little off the beaten track.
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A Georgian country house in a clifftop setting just outside Bridlington, with formal gardens, woodland walks and a small zoo. A relaxed day out for all ages, with plenty of space for little ones to explore.
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A grand Georgian family home in the heart of the Yorkshire Wolds, with elegant interiors, beautiful walled gardens and sweeping parkland. A lovely, peaceful way to spend an afternoon.
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A striking Elizabethan manor house with a renowned walled garden, woodland walks and a café. Full of history and character, and only a short drive from the farm.
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A friendly, hands-on wildlife park with birds, mammals, gardens and play areas. Ideal for younger families and only a short drive from the farm. Calm, well kept and easy to explore.
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A charming miniature world that children love exploring, while adults enjoy the nostalgia and detail. A gentle outing close to the coast.
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Bird displays, meerkats, wallabies and walk-through enclosures. A relaxed, family-friendly attraction with plenty to see.
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A great all-weather choice for families, with a fun Splash Zone, 25m pool, climbing wall and sports courts. There’s also a café for easy post-swim snacks. Perfect for rainy days or burning off some energy during your stay.
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A spectacular cliff-top route with seabirds overhead and huge views along the chalk coastline. One of the best walks in the area.
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A gentle circular walk linking the two villages, with open fields, quiet lanes and glimpses toward Bempton’s famous seabird cliffs. A peaceful, easy route with classic East Yorkshire countryside views.
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A scenic coastal route with views across Filey Bay. Start at the Brigg and follow the path into town for cafés, ice cream and a wander along the promenade.
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Rolling hills, dry valleys and peaceful farmland. You can pick up shorter sections nearby for a calm, scenic walk without committing to the full trail.
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The national trail runs right along this stretch of coastline, with easy access points at Bempton, Flamborough and Filey. Pick up a short section for big sea views, dramatic cliffs and a real sense of the Yorkshire coast.
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A small museum inside a medieval gatehouse, full of local history. A nice addition to a wander around Bridlington Old Town.
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A seafront venue hosting concerts, comedy, theatre and seasonal events. Great for an evening out by the sea.
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One of the most impressive Gothic churches in the country. Peaceful, atmospheric and well worth the short drive inland.
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A welcoming, creative space showcasing original work from local artists. The gallery offers a thoughtful mix of paintings, prints and handcrafted pieces, making it a lovely place to browse, discover new talent and take home something unique to the area.
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A friendly country pub serving hearty home-cooked food and a good selection of drinks. Just the place to relax after a day exploring the coast.
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A traditional village pub in neighbouring Bempton, ideal for a drink or a bite to eat after a walk along the cliffs.
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A welcoming local inn with a relaxed atmosphere and classic pub dishes. A reliable choice for a laid-back meal out with family or friends.
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A popular pub close to Sewerby Hall and the coast, perfect for pairing with a day out nearby. Good food, a warm welcome and plenty of character.
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A cosy tea room alongside the Richard Burton Art Centre, serving homemade cakes and light bites. Lovely paired with a browse around the gallery.
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