English Coast Path - Bempton to Sewerby-BOOKING ESSENTIAL

Our walk starts at RSBP Bempton Cliffs, England’s largest seabird city, where Puffins, Gannets, Kittiwakes and Guillemots live life on the edge. From here we head south along a rather higgledy-piggledy coastal path passing the bays of Chatterthrow and Thornwick bay before reaching North Landing with its pretty cove and cobble boats. Having had a short break and drink we head to Flamborough Lighthouse which acts as a waypoint for passing deep sea vessels. Further along the path we pass the old fog station before reaching a cape jutting out to sea which locals call the drinking dinosaur due to its Jurassic shape.  Reaching South Landing, we descend to the beach and onto the cliffs again before passing the deep ravine of Danes Dyke Nature reserve before heading along the coast to Sewerby with Bridlington bay in our sights.

This walk is a linear walk and a coach is being used to take walkers from the meeting point at Sewerby  to the start point of the walk at Bempton (and we then walk back to Sewerby along the coast path)

Booking is essential to join this walk to secure a seat on the coach. Booking is through the Beverley Tourist Information Office and is FREE. The walk forms part of the Walking East Yorkshire Festival.