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This traditional seaside resort, with its sandy beach, historic promenade, fantastic fish and chips and gentle pace of life, is the perfect place to visit for a relaxing and nostalgic day out.
Filey beach Long stretches of golden sand can be found at Filey.
The small town of Filey is bustling with colourful souvenir shops and fish and chip cafés, yet the real gem here is the sweeping sandy beach. Roll up your trousers, grab your fishing net and head for the deep rock pools, or take a walk along the promenade with its intriguing coastal-themed sculptures. Whatever floats your boat, this unassuming town has seaside charm in spades.
You could easily spend a long weekend in Filey, appreciating the wildlife and unspoiled natural beauty. The Filey Dams Nature Reserve is a must-see for wildlife enthusiasts, with its bird watching hides and population of great crested newts. Or visit the Bird Garden and Animal Park to discover a mix of exotic animals, birds and wildlife. Filey Brigg also has some fascinating geology and marine life, and is surrounded by hundreds of wrecks which remain a source of intrigue to professional divers.
If you can bear to leave the beach, there's a lot going on in Filey and the surrounding area.
Whitby:
Whitby's skyline is dominated by the ruins of St. Hilda's Abbey, high on Whitby's East Cliff. Spreading below Whitby, a maze of alleyways and narrow streets run down to the busy quayside.
Filey:
Filey has the best fish ‘n' chips for miles and, incidentally, sand with perfect consistency for sandcastles!
The festivals are so much fun - in July there's the Scarecrow festival and they still hold a l fishing festival in the first week of September with 70 trophies.
Walking to Hunmanby Gap is great. If you climb the footpath up the cliffs at the end of the beach you come to St Leonards Church, a tiny Saxon chapel with no aisle. A real little gem.
Crescent Gardens is great -a great play area for kids, crazy golf, pedalos, stunning views across the bay and a brass band in the summer.
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