The North and South beaches are famous for their golden sands and clear waters. The North Beach is more rugged and quieter, while the South Beach is ideal for families, with amusements and eateries along the promenade.

Enjoy a leisurely walk along the promenade or hire a deckchair to soak up the sun.

A hub for entertainment, this historic venue hosts concerts, theatre performances, comedy shows, and more. Check their schedule to catch a live performance or event during your stay.

A Georgian country house with beautiful gardens, a zoo, and a playground. The house itself has exhibitions showcasing Bridlington’s history, and the gardens offer fantastic views over the cliffs.

One of the UK’s most significant fishing ports, it's a lively spot where you can take boat trips, enjoy fresh seafood, or simply watch the bustling activity of the harbour.

Step back in time with cobbled streets, charming shops, art galleries, and historical buildings. Don’t miss the Bayle Museum, located in a 12th-century gatehouse, to learn more about the area’s rich heritage.

Just a short drive away, this RSPB reserve is home to thousands of seabirds, including puffins and gannets. There are scenic walking trails and viewing platforms to enjoy the breathtaking coastal scenery.

• Boat Trips: Explore the coast with one of the many boat trips available from the harbour, such as a cruise around Flamborough Head or a fishing expedition.

• Water Sports: Try your hand at windsurfing, kayaking, or paddleboarding.

• Golf: Bridlington Golf Club offers a course with fantastic sea views.

• Cycling and Walking: The Bridlington to Flamborough Head coastal route is a popular trail, or you can cycle inland to enjoy the countryside.

• Bridlington Animal Park: An ideal day out for families with a range of animals, from meerkats to alpacas.

• Treasure Island Mini Golf: A fun mini-golf course with a pirate theme, great for children and adults alike.

• Bridlington Leisure Centre: Features a swimming pool, climbing walls, and soft play areas.

• Bridlington Market: Held every Saturday and Wednesday, it's a great place to find fresh produce, gifts, and local crafts.

• Shopping in the Old Town: Discover quirky independent shops, art galleries, and antique stores.

• Seafood Restaurants: Try the fresh fish and chips at one of the many seafood eateries along the seafront or in town.

• Cafés and Tearooms: Enjoy traditional afternoon tea or coffee at one of the quaint tearooms.

• Pubs and Bars: The harbour area and Old Town have a variety of pubs offering local ales, live music, and a friendly atmosphere.

• Bridlington Kite Festival: Held annually, this is a spectacular event featuring kites of all shapes and sizes.

• Bridlington Seafood Festival: A celebration of the town’s fishing heritage with delicious seafood dishes, cooking demonstrations, and live music.

• Christmas Market and Lights: A festive event in December with stalls, entertainment, and a Christmas lights switch-on.

• Flamborough Head: Famous for its chalk cliffs, caves, and lighthouse, this is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.

• Filey and Scarborough: Just a short drive away, these seaside towns offer more beaches, attractions, and beautiful scenery.