A WONDERFUL COASTLINE

Discover Withernsea, a charming East Yorkshire coastal town where wide sandy beaches, a striking inland lighthouse, and a warm, nostalgic seaside atmosphere create the perfect setting for a relaxed getaway. Withernsea offers a blend of traditional holiday fun and unique local character, making it an inviting escape for families, couples, and anyone craving fresh sea air.

Stroll along the promenade, explore the historic Pier Towers, and enjoy long golden beaches that have been attracting visitors since Victorian times.  At the heart of town stands the iconic Withernsea Lighthouse, an unusual inland landmark now home to a museum celebrating local maritime history and actress Kay Kendall — climb its 144 steps for unforgettable views.

Withernsea’s seafront offers everything you’d expect from a classic British coastal town: cafés, amusements, gift shops, and friendly pubs. Its laid‑back, family‑oriented vibe and welcoming community make every visit feel like a breath of fresh sea air.  Whether you're relaxing on the beach, browsing local shops, or exploring its Victorian heritage, Withernsea delivers a seaside experience full of simple pleasures, coastal charm, and timeless holiday appeal.

Discover Hornsea, a welcoming coastal town where golden sands, tranquil waters, and a relaxed seaside atmosphere make it the perfect place to unwind. Known for its Blue Flag beach, charming promenade, and friendly village‑like feel, Hornsea is ideal for family days out, romantic strolls, and traditional British seaside fun.

Enjoy leisurely walks along the seafront, complete with cafés, amusements, and sea views that stretch for miles. When you’re ready for something quieter, wander to Hornsea Mere — Yorkshire’s largest freshwater lake — where you can enjoy peaceful boat rides, wildlife watching, and scenic lakeside paths.

Families will love meeting animals at Honeysuckle Farm, exploring the tropical world of Bugtopia Hornsea Zoo, or hopping between arcades along the promenade.  For a touch of history and culture, explore Hornsea Museum, housed in an 18th‑century farmhouse that celebrates local heritage and famous Hornsea Pottery.

Hornsea blends natural beauty with nostalgic seaside charm — from beach huts and fish‑and‑chips to peaceful woodland walks and independent shops. Whether you're relaxing by the sea, exploring wildlife, or enjoying classic holiday treats, Hornsea offers a calming coastal escape full of simple pleasures and warm Yorkshire character.

Bridlington's North and South Beaches offer everything from soft golden sand to sweeping promenades, colourful chalets, cafés, amusements, and cliff‑top views towards Flamborough Head. Whether you want a peaceful stroll or full family fun, both beaches deliver the best of the British seaside. 

At the heart of the town lies Bridlington’s vibrant working harbour. Watch fishing boats come and go, enjoy fresh fish and chips, or hop aboard a coastal boat trip for unforgettable views and wildlife spotting. Explore the elegant Sewerby Hall & Gardens, a stunning Georgian estate with landscaped gardens, a zoo, and spectacular sea views — perfect for families, history lovers, and picnics. Or head to Bridlington Animal Park for hands‑on wildlife encounters. 

Enjoy top‑class shows, concerts, and events at the iconic Bridlington Spa, a beloved seafront venue offering year‑round entertainment. Wander the quaint streets of Bridlington Old Town, famous for its Georgian buildings, independent shops, cosy cafés.

With its blend of sandy shores, family attractions, wildlife experiences, heritage sites, and vibrant coastal energy, Bridlington offers everything you need for a refreshing seaside break — full of charm, sunshine, and unforgettable moments.

Flamborough sits at the centre of the magnificent Flamborough Headland, a chalk peninsula famed for its rugged cliffs, caves, and sweeping sea views — one of Yorkshire’s finest Heritage Coasts and home to one of Europe’s most important seabird colonies. 

The headland’s cliffs welcome around 200,000 nesting seabirds each year, including puffins, gannets, and kittiwakes, making it a must‑visit destination for birdwatchers and coastal adventurers. Nature reserves, viewing platforms, and the Living Seas Centre add to the experience. 

Explore a necklace of scenic beaches, each with its own personality: from the rock pools of Thornwick Bay to the fishermen’s cove at North Landing, the dramatic drop to Selwicks Bay, and the peaceful shoreline at South Landing. All are connected by cliff‑top paths offering panoramic sea vistas. 

Flamborough boasts two historic lighthouses: the 1806 working lighthouse and the 17th‑century chalk tower, the oldest surviving complete lighthouse in England. The village itself offers cosy pubs, cafés, shops, and the remains of Flamborough Castle, adding charm and heritage to your visit.

Whether you’re here for unforgettable wildlife encounters, dramatic sea views, historic charm, or simply a slower pace of life, Flamborough promises a refreshing seaside escape full of natural beauty and coastal magic.

  Discover Filey, a charming coastal town where miles of golden sand, dramatic headlands, and a relaxed, traditional seaside atmosphere create the perfect holiday escape. Nestled between Scarborough and Bridlington, Filey is known for its five‑mile stretch of soft sandy beach and its gentle, unhurried pace, ideal for families, nature lovers, and anyone seeking a calmer alternative to busier resorts. 

Filey Beach is one of the region’s standout natural gems: wide, clean, and perfect for long strolls, sandcastle‑building, paddling, and picnics. The sweeping bay curves from the historic Filey Brigg to the chalk cliffs of Flamborough, creating breathtaking scenery and plenty of space to relax. At the northern end of the bay, Filey Brigg offers spectacular coastal views, fascinating rock pools, and the chance to spot seals and seabirds. It’s also a starting point for the Cleveland Way National Trail, making Filey a perfect base for scenic Yorkshire coast walks. 

Filey is close to some of the best wildlife spots in the UK. Explore Filey Dams, a haven for wading birds, or take a short trip to Bempton Cliffs to see puffins, gannets, and kittiwakes. Families will also love the Filey Bird Garden & Animal Park, set in five acres of gardens, animals, and playful outdoor spaces. 

With its peaceful vibe, natural beauty, and friendly community feel, Filey offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure, from beach days and coastal walks to fossil hunting along the Dinosaur Coast and gentle afternoons in its parks and cafés

Relax on Scarborough’s famous beaches: South Bay – lively, traditional and full of seaside fun, with arcades, cafés, shops and a sweeping promenade. North Bay – quieter and award‑winning, boasting a prestigious Blue Flag for its clean sands and high environmental standards. Rising above both bays, the dramatic Scarborough Castle stands proudly on the headland, offering panoramic views over the North Sea and a fascinating journey through centuries of Yorkshire history. 

Scarborough is packed with activities for all ages: donkey rides, amusements, Punch & Judy shows, boat trips from the harbour, and the SEA LIFE attraction. In the evenings, enjoy theatre shows at the Scarborough Spa or experience world‑class productions at the Stephen Joseph Theatre, home of Alan Ayckbourn premieres. 

Explore charming Victorian gardens, stroll along the elegant Esplanade, or wander the peaceful oriental landscapes of Peasholm Park. The rugged coastline also offers scenic walks and cycling routes, perfect for outdoor adventurers. 

From traditional fish and chips to stylish restaurants and cosy cafés, Scarborough’s dining scene has something for everyone. Its bustling town centre offers great shopping and easy access to the seafront thanks to the historic cliff lifts, and the warm, welcoming spirit that’s made it a beloved seaside destination for over 300 years.

  Towering over the town, the haunting ruins of Whitby Abbey command spectacular views and are famously known as the inspiration behind Bram Stoker’s Dracula. A climb up the iconic 199 Steps rewards you with the perfect panorama of the abbey, harbour, and red-roofed cottages below. 

Whitby’s rich seafaring history runs deep. Visit the Captain Cook Memorial Museum, set in the house where the young explorer lodged during his apprenticeship, and dive into the stories behind his world-changing voyages. 

Enjoy Whitby’s gorgeous sandy beaches stretching toward Sandsend, perfect for long seaside strolls, rock pooling, and soaking in the fresh sea air. Wander the rugged coastline for dramatic views, or explore hidden coves and clifftop trails that make the town a favourite with walkers and photographers. 

Embrace the town’s gothic side at the Dracula Experience, a quirky attraction blending live actors, special effects, and Whitby’s eerie folklore. The combination of atmospheric alleys, abbey ruins, and ghostly tales makes Whitby a uniquely thrilling place to explore. 

Whitby is renowned for its distinctive Whitby Jet jewellery — glossy black gems carved from ancient fossilised wood found along the coastline. Browse independent shops, tearooms, and artisan boutiques that give the town its nostalgic character. 

No trip to Whitby is complete without enjoying its renowned fish and chips. The town’s harbour restaurants, traditional pubs, cafés, and bakeries offer everything from freshly caught seafood to classic Yorkshire treats. 

With its mix of atmospheric ruins, seafaring stories, dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and irresistible charm, Whitby is the perfect destination for a magical coastal escape. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, history, or mystery — Whitby has it all.