Flamborough head with a lighthouse on top of the cliffs on a clear day.

Plan Your Stay

Step from the cottage into a coastal world of wide skies, sea air and timeless views. Walk the cliffs, discover quiet beaches, or just enjoy the simple joy of fish and chips by the sea.

Bridlington beach with Flamborough cliffs in the background, partly cloudy sky.

Beaches, Bays & Rockpools

Discover wide sandy beaches and hidden bays nearby:

  • North Landing (1.2 miles away) - a picturesque cove, perfect for paddling and picnics.

  • Danes Dyke (1.6 miles away) - woodland meets the shore in this peaceful, sheltered spot.

  • South Landing (0.9 miles away) - ideal for exploring rockpools or simply watching the tide roll in.

  • Thornwick Bay (1.3 miles away) - a scenic cove but access is via a steep path, so sturdy shoes are recommended.

  • Bridligton Bay (3 miles away) - stretching from Sewerby to Fraisthorpe, perfect for building sandcastles!

  • Filey Bay (9 miles away) - this 5 mile beach runs from the Brigg at the northern end to the cliffs at Reighton. The southern end is quiet and a favourite place for families and dog walkers alike.

Flamborough lighthouse on a grassy hill with a partly cloudy blue sky in the background

History & Heritage

Step back in time at Flamborough Lighthouse, or visit Scarborough Castle, perched dramatically above the sea. A short drive takes you to Bridlington Old Town, a quiet, charming area full of fascinating architecture and heritage. To the north is the traditional coastal town of Filey, with it’s promenade, coble landing and charming seaside character.

Flamborough cliffs with grass and flowering plants overlooking the ocean, with rocks and turquoise water at the base.

Coastal Walks & Dramatic Cliffs

With Flamborough Head just moments away, you’re perfectly placed to enjoy some of the most spectacular coastal walks in the UK. Explore rugged chalk cliffs, seabird colonies and windswept headlands with far-reaching views.  Walk the Headland Way which is part of the King Charles III England Coast Path. The Flamborough to Bempton route is especially breathtaking - keep your eyes peeled for puffins in spring and summer!

A puffin bird at Bempton standing on rocks, holding fish in its beak.

Wildlife & Nature

This stretch of coastline is rich in wildlife. Take a boat trip from North Landing to spot the seals or visit RSPB Bempton Cliffs to see thousands of nesting seabirds, including puffins and gannets. Close by are Danes Dyke and South Landing nature reserves for sightings of hares, deer, and butterflies.

A large historic mansion with brick and stone walls, numerous windows, and chimneys, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and trees, with a small stone platform and benches in the foreground, under a blue sky with some clouds, framed by autumn-colored leaves.

Stately Homes & Gardens

Sewerby Hall and Gardens - A stunning Georgian stately home set atop cliffs, surrounded by 50 acres of beautiful gardens, woodland walks and a charming zoo.

Burton Agnes Hall & Gardens - An Elizabethan/Jacobean gem with award-winning walled gardens, featuring a maze, “jungle garden”, and rich horticultural variety. Striking architecture complements the gardens.

Sledmere House - A Grade I Georgian country house brimming with fine furniture, artworks, and set in a Capability Brown-designed park. Its architecture and décor are steeped in refined elegance.

Whitby in North Yorkshire, a harbor with boats, a sandy beach, and abbey on a hill under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Further Afield

While there’s plenty to enjoy right on your doorstep, Flamborough is also ideally located for day trips that showcase the best of Yorkshire’s diverse landscapes — from rolling hills and hidden valleys to bustling historic towns and dramatic moorland.

  • The Yorkshire Wolds – Rolling hills, big skies, peaceful villages, and scenic walks on the Wolds Way.

  • North York Moors National Park – Wild heather moorland, forest trails, and charming villages.

  • Robin Hood’s Bay – Steep cobbled lanes, fossil hunting, and coastal charm

  • Whitby – Iconic abbey ruins, 199 steps, rich history, and top-notch fish & chips

  • Historic York – Medieval streets, York Minster, museums, shopping, and riverside cafés

The North Yorkshire Moors under a clear sky with soft sunset lighting.

Whether you’re staying for a few nights or settling in for a longer break, our little corner of the coast offers peace, beauty and plenty to explore.

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