Barmston is a sandy beach, stretching along a straight part of the North Yorkshire coast for 2 km, and is backed by low clay cliffs. It is mainly used by tourists residents and for fishing.

There is a large holiday camp, Barmston Beach, nearby.

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Fraisthorpe is a sandy beach backed by low clay cliffs, and forms a part of the miles of sweeping sands of Bridlington bay on the North Yorkshire Coast. The beach has historic interest in the form of some WWII defenses, including a pillbox.

Fraisthorpe has in the past been used as a naturists beach, due to its remote location, the current council are trying to disuade naturists from usinng the beach, but naturism is not illegal and there is a small chance that you may encounter naturists if you visit the beach.

There is a small charge of £2 for the car park, which is open till 9:30pm. There are signs up that discourage nudism and barbeques, though that is something that we wouldn't recommend combining anyway. If you head to the right along the beach there is usually plenty of space, even on the hottest summer weekends, and it still feels like you have the beach to yourself.

All along the clay cliffs duing the spring and early summer months, sand martins can be seen nesting and feeding their young.

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Wilsthorpe beach is just to the south of Bridlington on the North Yorkshire Coast, backed by sand dunes and low cliffs the beach is an expanse of golden sand which is ideal for taking long walks or water sports . The flat sands make it also popular with powerkiting.

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Bridlington South Beach is formed by sand, pebbles and chalk from the nearby Flamborough Headland. The beach is backed by the Bridlington foreshore and town and is the northern part of an extensive band of golden sand that stretches all the way to Spurn Point at the mouth of the Humber.

Like the North Beach, there is a wide range of facilities available for the beachgoer. Facilities include; cafes and restaurants, shops, a lost child centre, a first-aid post, a slip-way and toilets (including disabled facilities).

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Bridlington North Beach is an award winning Blue Flag sand and shingle beach surrounded by wide promenades backed against the impressive Flamborough cliffs, on the North Yorkshire Coast. The town and harbour are a short stroll away and the beach is very popular with families.

Facilities include; cafes and restaurants, shops, a lost child centre, a first-aid post, a slip-way and toilets (including disabled facilities). There is also a camp site and caravan park near the beach, kids rides, amusement arcades and an indoor water park.

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Flamborough Head juts out miles into the North Sea and has in the past been effectively cut off by the construction of Danes Dyke, which encloses five square miles of the peninsula. The end of the Dyke is a deep ravine on the south side of the Headland, where it exits into Bridlington Bay. Located on the south side of the dramatic Flamborough Headland, the beach at Danes Dyke is an impressive 1km stretch of sand, striking white pebbles and rock pools, bound by imposing cliffs to the east and west. There are a number of nature trails which run through Danes Dyke Local Nature Reserve.

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Flamborough South Landing faces south from Flamborough Head across the Bridlington Bay area on the Yorkshire Coast. This is the site of the new Lifeboat station, which moved from the North Landing, and is perhaps not as spectacular as North Landing, but with a better beach, which is wonderful for picnics. In addition to the beach itself, there is a circular nature trail walk around the top of the cliffs and the main cliff-top walk which takes you to the Lighthouse.

Facilities nearby include a cafe, restaurants and shops in the village. There is a first-aid post in the lifeboat house. Toilets (including disabled facilities) are also available.

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Flamborough North Landing is a sheltered bay on the Flamborough headland on the North Yorkshire Coast. It is the site of the old Lifeboat Station, as the lifeboat has now moved to South Landing. North Landing is still famous for its smugglers' caves and panoramic views north along the coast to Filey and Scarborough. Once the centre of Flamborough's small, but active fishing industry, a few cobles can still be seen. The secluded beach is a perfect place to while away a summer's afternoon.

Fishing is the most common activity at the beach. Swimming is not advised and there is no zoning for water sports activities.

There is a cafe and toilets available near the beach.

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