Bridlington Harbour
📍 BridlingtonEast Yorkshire
Working harbour with listed stone piers, fishing boats and sea views between the town's two beaches
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What’s free
Free to walk around the harbour and piers
About
Bridlington's sheltered harbour sits between North and South beaches and is still used by fishing boats, sea anglers and pleasure cruises. The Grade II listed North and South Piers date from the early 1800s and are a lovely spot to watch the boats come in. The free Harbour Heritage Museum is right by the harbourside.
Good to know
Costs to know about: Paid boat trips and nearby pay and display parking
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