Lovely scenic walk along the cliff top of Filey Brigg. You can walk along the top or take the lower path for the more stable and adventurous 👀Great views out to Scarborough and Filey bay. Make sure to take coins as it’s a pay and display car park and the only machine is right at the entry to the coastal park, so be sure to buy your ticket before driving up to the headland car park. Not cheap, around £4 for a couple of hours but a blessed relief to see a toilet block 🙌🏻 Lots of benches to sit on along the brigg and perfect for the young, elderly and dog walkers 🌎

The Brigg is a great place for a walk but please check the tide times before venturing out as the tide comes in really fast when it turns and the unwary stand a real chance of being stranded.

Beautiful view from the brigg but please ensure you’re wearing suitable footwear especially when it’s wet or has been raining as some parts become quite boggy

Luckily the sun was shining and a great day was had by all. The beach is extremely clean and when the tide is out the little ones (with supervision) can explore the rock pools! 🏖

A section of earth that is ferocious but as equally beautiful as natures piece of string. I haven’t been since I was a young grasshopper and brought back memories in abundance. Best spot in town for rock pools and crabbing. Plenty of slippy rocks to navigate. The huge crashing waves 12ft high every so often nearly makes you poop your pants in excitement. Quite a sloppy and slippy walk down the mud bank with only a couple of man made steps but you manageable. Really recommend it finished with a walk to back along the beach to get an ice cream

Absolutely beautiful feel to this place, especially when the tides out...

Visited on 1st June, 2023. It was a breezy and cloudy day. It's a very beautiful place, should be a 5 stars place, but the paths lead down to the brigg was a bit poorly maintained. Furthermore the car park is relatively expensive for a remote place.

Beautiful, not big beach, amazing views, the car park is just close by on a spot, so it is a pretty easy and short walk.

Difficult to capture the beauty of this place with words or photographs . Went at peak high tide from the cliff access so we knew which parts will be above water at high tide .... wear good shoes as it can be a bit tricky. As the waters receded we were treated to some great views. Could have spent hours here. My son spotted a lobster and a hermit crab in the rock pools . On our way back we were greeted by a seal basking in the sun ... all in all Amazing. Tip .... park as close as possible to the cliffs ....don't park at the entrance near the cafe ...saves you a good walk after a long bay. Pay and display car park . Toilets near the cafe .

Lovely little cafe with amazing sausage rolls and good coffee. Plenty of space to park. Great walk along the brigg and plenty of rock pools the kids loved catching shrimp and crabs. Then walk along the beach into Filey.