Places to visit near Reighton Sands

A bird-watching haven with nature trails and a visitor centre.

Bridlington beach is a mix of sand and shingle situated at the foot of the Flamborough Cliffs. It is a popular spot for fishing, windsurfing and kite surfing.

A lively, easy-going beach resort with traditional attractions and nature reserve.

Ride the railway to Scalby Mills where you can stay on for a return ride, or hop off to explore Scalby Mills and visit the Sea Life Centre before returning later on our regular services.

Enjoy the farm with an animal barn and interactive paddocks especially designed for children to see the animals in a natural farm environment. Come rain or shine, you and your children will have a great time! The huge indoor play area includes a ball pool, tractor zone, adventure trail, and much more.

Enjoy an underwater adventure and get a close-up view of the wonders of the deep blue sea. SEA LIFE Scarborough offers a unique mix of indoor and outdoor exhibits and over 50 displays of marine life including seals, otters and penguins. Enjoy a hands-on rock pool experience and learn some amazing facts about the underwater world we love.

A visit to Eden Camp will transport you back to experience the sights, sounds and smells of wartime Britain. All within the grounds of an original POW Camp.It is one of the largest and most comprehensive museums covering British military and social history from 1914 onward.

A long sandy beach set in a wide bay. In town, the beach is edged with a historical promenade and beach chalets. Nearby to the north, Filey Brigg has some good rock pools to explore.

The beach is 1/4 mile in length, backed by cliffs, and located to the north of Flamborough Head and lighthouse. It is made up of sand and pebbles with some rock pools and chalk caves which are only accessible at low tide.

Dramatic 400 feet chalk cliff headland presenting superb views for birdwatching and hiking. Home to Britain's only mainland colony of gannets with an RSPB sanctuary nearby and two historic lighthouses.

Hop on board the North Yorkshire Moors Railway and enjoy a day filled with vintage charm and amazing scenery on one of the world's greatest heritage railways. Let our fleet of steam and heritage diesel trains transport you along 24 miles of Yorkshire countryside.

The beach at Robin Hood's Bay has a powerful, natural beauty, all of its own, making a great destination for amateur photographers. With its backdrop of craggy cliffs and sweeping views round the bay, this is a popular destination for day trippers and dog walkers.

Enjoy this large sandy bay, a popular choice for families with great entertainment and facilities.

Sewerby Hall and Gardens sits in a dramatic clifftop position with spectacular views over Bridlington and set in 50 acres of early 19th Century parkland. Enjoy the gardens whatever the season. Keep the children amused at the zoo, and a round on the green for golfers.

The North York Moors are a breath of fresh air comprising over 1,400 miles of natural beauty, this enchanting region is home to heather moorland, pine forests, rolling hills and shimmering coastline. Look closer and you'll discover historic abbeys, castles, 'hidden' villages and hamlets.

There's more to Whitby than meets the eye - with its connections to Captain Cook and Dracula, its quirky narrow streets and bustling harbour overlooked by the striking Gothic ruins of Whitby Abbey, Whitby is a fascinating town, unlike any other.