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Bridlington North Bay
Bridlington, East Yorkshire
Wide sandy beach stretching north from Bridlington Harbour. Features beach chalet hires, land train rides, and a promenade walk.
Thornwick Bay
Flamborough, East Yorkshire
Picturesque pebble and rock bay framed by soaring white chalk cliffs and natural sea arches. Access via steep coastal paths.
Fraisthorpe Beach
Bridlington, East Yorkshire
Expansive sandy beach popular with kitesurfers and dog walkers. Features historic WWII concrete pillboxes along the shore.
Flamborough North Landing
Flamborough, East Yorkshire
Nestled between dramatic white cliffs with a sandy and pebbled inlet, rockpools, sea caves, and puffin-spotting cliff paths.
Danes Dyke Beach
Flamborough, East Yorkshire
Secluded stony beach backed by white limestone cliffs. Accessed through ancient woodland trails in the Danes Dyke Nature Reserve.
Withernsea Beach
Withernsea, East Yorkshire
Sand and shingle resort beach backed by a promenade, gardens, and the famous Pier Towers framing sea views.
Hornsea Beach
Hornsea, East Yorkshire
Classic sand and shingle beach with a wide promenade, Victorian sea gardens, fish and chip shops, and watersports areas.
Filey Beach
Filey, North Yorkshire
5 miles of glorious golden sands stretching from Filey Brigg down to Bempton Cliffs. Ideal for sandcastles and coastal walks.
Scarborough North Bay
Scarborough, North Yorkshire
The quieter, Blue Flag award-winning bay in Scarborough. Features wide sands, colorful beach chalets, surfing, and rockpools.
Cayton Bay
Scarborough, North Yorkshire
Wild and secluded sandy bay between Scarborough and Filey. Renowned for surfing, fossil hunting, and cliffside walks.
Scarborough South Bay
Scarborough, North Yorkshire
Bustling traditional seaside beach with donkey rides, harbor amusements, ice cream parlors, and sheltered sandy shores.
Robin Hood's Bay
Robin Hood's Bay, North Yorkshire
Atmospheric bay beneath a historic smuggling village. Expansive sand and rock platforms revealed at low tide, perfect for fossils.
Boggle Hole
Robin Hood's Bay, North Yorkshire
Hidden cove south of Robin Hood's Bay steeped in smuggling folklore. Famous for rockpooling and Jurassic fossil hunting.
Whitby West Cliff Beach
Whitby, North Yorkshire
Sweeping sandy beach running north from Whitby harbor pier, featuring colorful beach huts, a cliff lift, and donkey rides.
Saltwick Bay
Whitby, North Yorkshire
Dramatic, secluded bay just south of Whitby Abbey. Famous for ammonite fossils, Black Nab rock stack, and visible shipwrecks at low tide.