Groceries might seem a bit mundane, but even when you’re away you’ll still need your basic groceries for a perfect self-catering stay. Just a 2 minute walk from Holyrood Lodge is a Superfruits fruit and veg shop, and a McColl’s grocery store is ideal for your basics. A 5 minute Read more…
If you’ve been to Bridlington, you’ve probably seen it or heard it but have you ever travelled on it? For just a few pounds per person, these brightly coloured ‘trains’ run the length of Bridlington’s promenades giving passengers a spectacular and unobstructed view of the bay as they travel along. Read more…
Whether you want to grab a coffee, some lunch or sit down to a 3-course meal, Bridlington has a plethora of establishments where you can to fill up. The Latte Lounge is an excellent dog friendly coffee and pancake shop serving breakfasts and lunches alongside their range of sweet treats Read more…
The Bayle Museum Baylegate, Old Town, Bridlington YO16 7JT Based in the 800-year-old gatehouse of Bridlington Priory, The Bayle Museum uses interactive exhibitions to explain the history of the town. Please note, access to the Museum is via staircase. No dogs except guide dogs permitted. Bridlington Priory Church The Bolt, Read more…
Beaches With nearly 3 miles of beaches, Bridlington is a water-lover’s paradise.
A Hive of Activity Rebuilt in 1848, it’s now a busy fishing port and tourist attraction. The harbour boasts a North pier, a Grade II listed building which is home to the famous Gansey Girl, a bronze sculpture unveiled in 2015 honouring the fishing families of Bridlington, while the Bridlington Read more…
Lifeboat Station, The Spa Promenade, Bridlington YO15 3JH Bridlington has one of the oldest lifeboat stations in the British Isles, having a lifeboat since 1805, nineteen years before the Royal National Lifeboat Institution was formed in 1824. The first lifeboat house was built in 1806, and replaced by a new Read more…
The world famous headland is renowned for it’s amazing bird population, its 300 feet high chalk cliffs, chalk tower and lighthouse. There are two main areas where the puffins can be found along the Yorkshire coast; the RSPB Bempton Cliffs and Flamborough Head. Along with puffins, there are over half Read more…