We came here with my husband for a weekend getaway and absolutely loved it. Bridlington has a beautiful, clean promenade that is perfect for a long, relaxing walk. There is nothing better than sitting back and relaxing to the soothing sound of the sea waves. As typical for England, you might get a few different seasons of weather all in one day 🌦️, but it doesn't take away from the charm! It was amazing to watch the waves crashing against the pier. Highly recommend for a peaceful coastal escape!

A pleasant walk along Bridlington Promenade, with eateries offering fish and chips, burgers, and Ice-Creams. There is an amusement park, as you approach the centre of the seafront. There is parking all along the seafront along with several car parks. There is a crazy golf course at the far end of the North seafront and a land train connecting both North and South beaches, with edge of town parking. There are two manned lifeguard stations, one on the north beach and one south beach. The town's RNLI Station is situated close to the centre. Moving closer to the town, there are plenty of eateries, gift shops, and amusement arcades. There are plenty of charity shops too, which are spread out, if you're after a bargain. During peak season dogs are not allowed on the beach across the town's Central beaches but are allowed at the far end of South Beach.

I'm reluctant to give North Beach five stars as one of its best features is... It is usually quiet! There's a wide Promenade by the shore as well as some useful roadside parking at 60p per hour until 6pm. There's a takeaway fish and chip shop with some open air seating, a beach shop, an ice cream and takeaway snacks all right by the beach. On the road you've got a lovely cafe, a fish and chip shop and another beach shop! Toilets and a land train station by the roadside with links to Sewerby and the Leisure Centre. All in all, great for a few hours by the sea. Just don't let anyone know!

The promenade is great for a little wander. Well maintained and tidy, there's toilets along the way and plenty of places for a brew or a beer or even a meal. No restrictions on dogs other than cleaning up after them. Lots of stuff to do the nearer the harbour you get. Fairground, indoor play area. There's the leisure centre for a swim or a gym session overlooking the sea. Further away from the harbour, it's more peaceful. At the far end of the prom there are more paths to Sowerby hall. And finally, if the whole idea of promenading doesn't do it for you, there's a land train.

Lovely way to spend your day! Spectacular views and very friendly Plenty of toilet facilities mostly free to use and very clean Disabled parking available and very clean open promenade for your walk by the lovely sea 🌊