Bridlington Harbour
📍 West End, Bridlington YO15 3AN, UK
About Bridlington Harbour
Bridlington Harbour stands as a lively and iconic working harbour on the East Yorkshire coast, a popular destination for visitors exploring the charming seaside town. Renowned for its bustling maritime activity and leisure opportunities, it has earned an excellent 4.5 out of 5-star rating from nearly 5,000 Google reviews, reflecting its enduring appeal.
Visitors to Bridlington Harbour can enjoy a range of activities, including sea fishing trips and scenic pleasure boat excursions, with tours often heading towards the dramatic Bempton Cliffs. The harbour area is a vibrant hub, boasting numerous shops, food vendors serving tasty local delights, fairground rides, and welcoming pubs. Guests frequently enjoy leisurely strolls along the concrete pier, soaking in the atmosphere and watching the unique spectacle of the tide receding, revealing the harbour sands.
Visiting Information
Bridlington Harbour is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, offering continuous access to its attractions and facilities. The site features wheelchair accessible parking and an accessible entrance, ensuring a welcoming experience for all visitors. For convenience, a variety of payment options are accepted, including credit cards, debit cards, and NFC payments.
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📍 West End, Bridlington YO15 3AN, UK
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Showing 5 of 4,747 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 5 February 2026.
Bridlington harbour with all the shops to see as you walk along. The wonderful smell of good food and people queuing for something to eat. Then looking down on a empty harbour with no sea as the tide has gone out and the famous Yorkshire Bell sits here belly on the wet harbour sand basking in the autumn sunshine.
Large working harbour. Does sea fishing and pleasure boat trips,especially good is the one that takes you around Bempton cliffs. A lot of the little shops on the harbour are a bit run down but the little museum is fascinating
Love brid harbour, all the food ya could possibly want in vicinity, speed boat rides fairground rides, pubs shops n concrete pier. Watch for seagulls with food as we all no what there like.
Nice place to walk and there's plenty of seating if you want to sit for a while.
A nice little place to visit, plenty to see and do. A very British seaside resort, a busy harbour offering boat trips etc Awesome place to do some "crabbing" and enjoy the sea air. More chip shops than you could shake a stick at, all serving lovely smelling food to make your mouth water! There's a fun fair for the kids right on the sea front and lovely views along the coast. A small but adequate sized town with lots of amenities and variety. Public parking is available but a short walk from the town there's ample free parking in the numerous side streets, seemingly with no restrictions which was a bonus. Definitely worth a visit.