Jim Stringer

North beach is lovely, always changing, depending on the tide, one day it can be covered in stones, other days mostly flat sand. It has a steeper gradient than the south beach, so when there is a high tide it can be very dramatic. The view towards Flamborough head is fantastic & from north beach promenade, just a 20 min walk to get onto it, where the views across the town & beyond are second to none. Also, pods of dolphins & porpoises are regular visitors to this part of the east coast, of course, they're not going to appear when you want them to, but when they do, it's an amazing surprise.
There are toilets available, one block on the promenade & another further along towards the headland. From Easter & through the summer, there is a lifeguard station here, there will be markers on the beach, recommending where to enter the sea, during holiday time, there are no dogs allowed in this marked area, but, anywhere outside is fine.

I think I've reviewed this place before, nevertheless, here's another. Being just a 25 min walk from my home, Sewerby park, part of Sewerby hall & gardens is ine of my favourite places to spend some "me time". There is a woodland walk here, which follows the perimeter of the property, it's a beautiful & natural place to take in the sights & sounds of nature. I always take my camera, (amateur photographer), woodland birds are a favourite subject for me, so many different species, plus, there are regular visits of Roe deer, I've even seen a Stoat, also this time of year, (Spring), the natural flora is in abundance, carpets of bluebells & wild garlic are a beautiful sight, along with the house, it's various attractions, the walled garden & rose garden, Sewerby park is a wonderful location to spend some quality time, I can't recommend it enough.