Flamborough Harbour

Flamborough Harbour is a small traditional fishing harbour tucked into the chalk cliffs of Flamborough Head in East Yorkshire, one of the most prominent headlands on England's east coast. The Head divides Bridlington Bay to the south from Filey Bay to the north and is a significant waypoint for north–south passages on the east coast. The harbour itself is small and largely dries, used mainly by local cobles and small fishing boats. The chalk cliffs, sea caves and seabird colonies make Flamborough a spectacular coastal destination worth visiting by sea.