A visit to the harbour is a must - there's always something happening, trawlers unloading or preparing to return to the sea, pleasure craft bobbing around with excited trippers trying to be old "salts of the sea".

The habour's origins can be traced back to the Romans, and it has been in operation for at least 900 years, also the Maritime Museum is worth a visit.

Leisure World offers summer fun all the year round. For those that like their water warm, there is an 'indoor' shore wave machine, water chutes, toddler's pool and fun filled entertainment for all the family. From splashing around to dancing in the disco, or simply lounging in the tropical atmosphere at the poolside bar, Leisure World offers fun and relaxation for everyone.

Standing in fifty acres of gardens & parklands with spectactular views of Bridlington Bay. An ideal place for all the family, with its zoo, golf, bowls, putting, children's play area and Clock Tower Tavern.

Visit the famous John Bull Rock Factory where you can take a factory tour and even make your own sweets!

If you have young children in your party, the Candy Kingdom is a must! An Indoor Adventure Play Centre specially designed for 0-12 year olds.

Five miles outside Bridlington lies Burton Agnes Hall, a beautiful Elizabethan house which is famous for its 17th century carvings and fine collection of modern paintings, bronzes, furniture and porcelain.

There are beautiful gardens surrounding the Hall with a maze, hundreds of varieties of plants and giant board games to play.

The Heritage Coast has dramatic landscape, towering ragged cliffs, interesting woodland offering wildlife, fossils, flora and fauna, and the rockpools will keep the future explorer enthralled for hours.

Visit the Flamborough Lighthouse and Lifeboat stations. The birdlife at Bempton is quite unique as it has the only breeding colony of Gannets on the mainland which can be observed at the RSPB reserve. On the cliffs there are many other species of birds. Between the months of April and July you can observe Puffins, Kittiwakes, Guillemots, Shags and Razorbill and many other migrating birds.

The historic city of York is just a nice interesting drive away. Step back in time and visit Yorvik Viking Centre and experience the sights, sounds and smells of the Viking era. The famous Railway Museum is something not to be missed, so too is the Victorian Museum and the Shambles. Six miles before York is Stamford Bridge - this was the site of King Harold's last victory before his defeat and death at the Battle of Hastings.

Scarborough is situated 18 miles North of Bridlington, where Ann Bronte of the famous literary family of Howarth is buried at St. Mary's church.

Whitby - home of Captain Cook, this quaint town has retained all the character and charm of it's heritage as one of the oldest fishing ports in the country. Visit Whitby Abbey, Captain Cook's Museum, stroll through the narrow cobbled streets which will transport you back into yesteryear. Nearby is the North York Moors Steam Railway which runs between Grosmont and Pickering. Just a few miles out of Whitby is Goathland - the village where the TV series 'Heartbeat' is filmed.