East Yorkshire's Nature Coast

Visit East Yorkshire’s Nature Coast and discover somewhere magical. As one of the UK’s most dramatic coastlines this area is blessed with a rugged natural beauty, teeming with wildlife, spectacular views, seaside towns and lots of interesting places to explore.

Flamborough lamborough Head is the most northerly location at which you can find coastal chalk cliffs in the UK and is the perfect place to discover coastal wildlife.
Bempton Cliffs Bempton Cliffs are an RSPB nature reserve with over 200,000 nesting seabirds, including gannets and puffins.
Spurn Point A unique coastal nature reserve, Spurn Point is a 3.5 mile long peninsula and ideal for spotting different wildlife and enjoying stunning views.
Yorkshire Triangle The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust provides a vast array of information on the Yorkshire Nature Triangle and how to get involved in preservation of the natural environment.

Trails

Lighthouses

Lighthouses have always been a feature of our coastline, guiding ships to safety across the water. East Yorkshire is home to several lighthouses, some of which you can visit, others can only be admired from the outside. It is also home to Flamborough Lighthouse, one of only 72 lighthouses still in use around Britain's coast today. Our Lighthouse Trail is a scenic drive which takes you on a journey of
the lighthouses history.

Accommodation

Whether you prefer luxury hotels, traditional B&Bs, family friendly holiday parks and caravans or charming chalets, there is a bed for you in Brid! No matter what your budget, a warm welcome is guaranteed.

Dining

No trip to the seaside is complete without indulging in some delicious fish and chips or maybe freshly caught seafood is your dish of the day. Whatever whets your appetite you’ll find it here. Go on, treat yourself, you are on holiday after all!

Bridlington Old Town

The other side of the seaside, here you will find the old High Street with its stunning architecture. The Priory Church, dating back to 1113AD, is celebrating 900 years in 2013. This stunning Church is a beautiful example of medieval architecture. The Old Town is also home to the Bayle, which is now a Grade I listed Building and scheduled Ancient Monument.