Baysands Bed and Breakfast Bridlington

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Pretty sandy beaches and a bright, sparkling sea? Lots of merriment for all the family? Widely-known nights out? Perhaps you like a spot with character and spell, or somewhere with lots more to discover when you need a change from the coast. 2 award-winning beaches of golden sands stretch out on either side of a historic harbor bustling with activity. Nicely planned promenades give everything from fun-fairs to peaceful places where you are able to sit and watch the world go by. Boutiques, park amusements, restaurants and the historic Old Town of Bridlington propose a enchanting contrast to life on the coast. Further afield are the lively countrysides and landscape of the Yorkshire Wolds, the neighbouring spas of Hornsea and Withernsea, and the majestic Heritage Coastline. Some of Bridlington's many sights are the beauteous beaches, recently refurbished Bridlington Spa and the Bridlington Eye which is the 1st observation wheel of its kind to be situated anywhere along the east beach of England and is a must see for attractive views stretching up to Flamborough Head, the Lighthouse and along the east beach. Further to is Sewerby Hall which houses wonderful gardens, tea suites, zoo and a museum which displays regional heritage and the Yorkshire Showcase Gallery which features a varied exhibition program of regional present-day arts and crafts. Bridlington also can offer one of England's leading monasteries, the Bridlington Priory which was established in 1113AD. Sewerby also accommodates one of the best model countrysides in the state, with over 200 personal and specific buildings, including a Castle, ruined Abbey, working Harbour and Train.