Discover Holidays in Bridlington

Bridlington offers a variety of attractions for visiting tourists. The Harbour Heritage Museum provides an insight into the maritime history of the town and just outside Bridlington lies Burton Agnes Hall, a magnificent Elizabethan House featuring spectacular gardens and grounds that are open throughout the summer. Sewerby Hall and Gardens is set on the cliff tops over-looking Bridlington and is open to the public (gardens open all year;hall open April to October). The Splash Zone in Bridlington is an undercover complex close to the beach offering two interactive slides and an exciting play structure, tipping buckets and water toys. Bird lovers should go to the RSPB Bempton Cliffs reserve, home to almost a quarter of a million seabirds including puffins, gannets, guillemots, razorbills, kittiwakes and fulmars; In season there are wonderful views from the cliff tops of the birds feeding their young. For entertainment there is a small fair by the beach and harbour with rides for small children and amusement arcades for the older ones. Adults will enjoy a visit to The Spa which offers live music, drama, comedy, dancing, sport and exhibitions. Hotels and bed and breakfasts offer good value accommodation in Bridlington, many with sea views and there are some self catering apartments available.In the surrounding countryside there is a choice of holiday cottages and lodges and along the coast there are plenty of caravan parks and camp sites. Situated just south of the A165 from Filey and north of Beverley, Bridlington has good road links. Although some distance from the North York Moors National Park, it is on the edge of the Wolds and on the coast which have picturesque walks and stunning scenery.