22/03/2026
Number One Seagate - Holiday Home on the Yorkshire Coast - Dog Friendly
Is right on a section of the King Charles III Coast Path which the Daily Telegraph says is the best part for seabirds and soaring cliffs.
Bridlington to Bempton, East Yorkshire
Best for seabirds and soaring cliffs
Distance: 13 miles
Duration: 6 hours
Difficulty: Moderate
Bridlington … the gateway to some of Britain’s most spectacular cliffs, internationally important seabird colonies and East Yorkshire’s share of the trail – now fully open from Filey to the Humber.
After a bracing walk along the seafront, enjoy a gradual ascent above Sewerby Rocks; by the time you’ve ducked down to lovely Danes D**e Beach, you’re alone with your thoughts and the song of the waves.
Beyond soar the white chalk cliffs, stacks and the “Drinking Dinosaur” rock formation of Flamborough Head, thronged from spring by nesting puffins, guillemots and razorbills.
The chalk cliffs at Flamborough Head, East Yorks, are thronged with nesting birds
Rounding the headland, the trail climbs past two historic lighthouses – the oldest dating from 1674 – to Bempton Cliffs, topping 100m and bustling with some half a million seabirds, including gannets.