Whilst Filey is a quaint seaside town compared to the likes of Whitby, Scarborough, and Bridlington, the former fishing village makes up for it with 5 miles of gloriously sandy beaches that are regularly mentioned in the same breath as some of the best beaches in the world – and for good reason. Filey beach in Yorkshire is perfect for families and people looking to enjoy a stunning coastline.
Stretching from Filey Brigg all the way down to Bempton, at low tide you can enjoy a quarter of a mile of sand with plenty of fun to be had. Back in 2021, Filey Beach was named the best in the world, according to a list compiled by TripAdvisor! We know, you’re probably thinking, “How could Yorkshire possibly rank ahead of lavish destinations such as the Maldives and Bali?”
Looking for a quaint and relaxing seaside break with delicious fish and chips and a golden sandy beach? Filey is the perfect place for your nostalgic break on the Yorkshire Coast. You can enjoy the historic promenade and beautiful Edwardian architecture.
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Filey Beach on the Yorkshire coast offers stunning scenery, and is a charming seaside town. Once you’ve enjoyed what Filey Beach has to offer, why not wander up to Filey Brigg and take a walk along to the end? It’s an incredible and interesting natural wonder that offers fantastic cliff-top views of Filey. You can then head back into town to enjoy some of the best fish & chips that Filey has to offer.
The town of Filey is quaint, but nature is a big draw for Filey. Bird watching is a popular activity in the Filey area, with the Brigg and Filey Dams being top spots. Additionally, many visitors enjoy exploring the nearby Bempton Cliffs, which tower over 300 feet above the sea and offer stunning views of birdlife. The Brigg is also an excellent location for spotting marine mammals like seals, porpoises, dolphins, and occasionally whales due to its deep waters and strong tides.
Filey is also a hub for walkers, as it’s where two long-distance trails, the Cleveland Way and the Wolds Way, intersect. The country park offers convenient parking for those looking to explore the Brigg and the cliff tops.
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