HOLIDAY HOMES IN FLAMBOROUGH

BEST BEACHES

• North Landing: sheltered cove below chalk cliffs
• South Landing: shingle and rockpools
• Selwicks Bay: rocks, caves and a small beach below the lighthouse, reached by steps

DOGS ON THE BEACH: 2026 SEASON

East Riding of Yorkshire Council's seasonal ban (1 May to 30 September) covers parts of Bridlington North and South beaches, Hornsea and Withernsea. Flamborough's beaches are not covered and are open to dogs all year, as are nearby Sewerby and Fraisthorpe. Rules can change each year, so check the signs.

LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

• Flamborough Head is the most northerly chalk outcrop in the British Isles, with an old and a new lighthouse, a fog signal station and the Blow Hole.
• Walk: the Headland Way clifftop path runs from the lighthouse north to North Landing and south to South Landing.
• North Landing has a working slipway for the local cobles and summer boat trips to the sea caves and Bempton cliffs.
• The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's Living Seas Centre at South Landing runs seashore walks and events; RSPB Bempton Cliffs is a short drive north.
• Bridlington is about four miles south-west, ten minutes by car.
• Eat: Headlands Café and Cliff End Café at the lighthouse; the Rose and Crown and the Royal Dog and Duck in the village.

From local tourist information (flamboroughparishcouncil.eastriding.gov.uk ywt.org.uk selfcatering.co.uk thescarboroughnews.co.uk thisisthecoast.co.uk keepbritaintidy.org), checked 22 October 2026.