Flamborough Map

Flamborough map, view the East Yorkshire village of Flamborough, located in the county of East Yorkshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Flamborough East Yorkshire & Guide to the Area

Flamborough Map East Yorkshire: Interactive map of Flamborough, displaying the village situated in the county of East Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Flamborough area and a Flamborough village centre map, showing Flamborough Head Golf Club and South Landing Beach.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Flamborough map are: The Seabirds Inn, Flamborough Lighthouse, The Rose and Crown, Headlands Restaurant & Café, Lighthouse Road Stores, The North Star Hotel, Flamborough Primary School, St Oswald's Church, The Viking Hotel, Thornwick Bay Café, North Landing Beach Café, Flamborough Surgery, Flamborough Castle, Post Office & General Store, The Dog and Duck, The Ocean View Café, The Caravel Bar, Thornwick Bay Holiday Village, Flamborough Village Hall, Heron Lakes Lodges, East Riding Buses, The Old Tuck Shop, Coastal Concepts Art Studio, Flamborough Head Golf Club, Puffins Vintage Tea Rooms, Aloha Coffee Hut, The Lighthouse Holiday Park, Bridlington Spa, Bempton Cliffs RSPB, Danes Dyke Nature Reserve, Blue Bell Inn, East Coast Fisheries, Seabird Cottages, Harbour Café Bridlington, Boots Bridlington, East Riding Leisure Bridlington, Burton Agnes Hall, Yorkshire Belle Cruises, Sewerby Hall and Gardens, Bayle Museum, Spa Theatre Bridlington, Co-op Bridlington, Bridlington North Beach, Thorncroft Guest House, St Oswald's Pastoral Centre, Ocean View Guest House, Flamborough Post Office, The White Horse Bridlington, Crab Pot Cottage, North Marine Road Garage, East Riding College Bridlington Campus.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Bempton, Buckton, Speeton, Reighton, Grindale, Sewerby, Bridlington, Bessingby, Carnaby, Fraisthorpe, Skipsea, Rudston, Boynton, Burton Agnes, Grindale, Kilham, Burton Fleming, Wold Newton, Flixton, Hunmanby, Reighton Gap, Fordon, Muston, Lebberston, Filey, Ulrome, North Burton, Bempton Cliffs, Danes Dyke, Easton.

Flamborough is the sort of place that stays with you long after you've left. Perched on a dramatic headland on the East Yorkshire coast, it's known for its rugged cliffs, seabird colonies, and old-world charm. The village itself is a bit of a time capsule, with whitewashed cottages, cosy pubs, and a proper sense of coastal character. It's popular with walkers, birdwatchers, and folk who like their sea views raw and unspoilt, and while it gets its fair share of visitors in summer, it never loses its quiet, local feel.

The village has been around for centuries, with a history tied closely to fishing and farming. Its most famous feature—the chalk headland—has drawn attention since Roman times, and the remains of Flamborough Castle and the iconic old lighthouse are reminders of its long maritime past. The current population sits at just under 2,000, so it's not huge, but there's a close-knit community and a steady rhythm to daily life. The two lighthouses—one old and crumbling, the other still working—stand as symbols of the village's long-standing relationship with the sea.

There's plenty to see without going far. The cliff walks are some of the best in the country, with views across the North Sea and a good chance of spotting puffins in the right season. Flamborough Head is a designated heritage coast, and the chalk cliffs around here are properly dramatic. There's a couple of lovely beaches—Thornwick Bay and North Landing being favourites—with caves, rockpools, and a real feeling of seclusion. The working lighthouse offers tours too. The nearby RSPB reserve at Bempton Cliffs is one of the best spots in Britain for seabird watching. Burton Agnes Hall is just inland, full of charm and history, and part of the National Trust's collection. Flamborough Castle, although mostly just the keep remains, still gives a sense of how important this spot once was.

Wider East Yorkshire is full of gems if you're up for a bit of exploring. Bridlington's just down the road and has all the usual seaside bits—fish and chips, arcades, shops and a working harbour. Head a little further and you've got Beverley, with its cobbled streets, markets and beautiful minster. Hull's a bit of a cultural hub these days, packed with museums and galleries, and The Deep if you fancy something a bit different. Inland, the Yorkshire Wolds roll out like a green blanket—great for walking, cycling or just wandering aimlessly through picture-postcard villages.

Getting to Flamborough is a bit of an adventure in itself. You'll need to come by road—usually via Bridlington—on the B1255, which winds through the countryside and brings you right into the village. There's no railway station in Flamborough itself, but Bridlington's just a few miles away with regular trains to Hull, Scarborough and further afield. Buses run between Flamborough and Bridlington fairly often, especially in the holiday season. For those flying in, Humberside Airport is the nearest, just over an hour away by car, or there's Leeds Bradford if you're coming from further afield. Once you're here, everything's within walking distance, and the coastal paths are best explored on foot anyway.

East Yorkshire's one of those places that doesn't need to shout to make an impression. It's got this lovely mix of coast and countryside, tradition and quiet charm. You can dip into history one day and find yourself lost in nature the next. The pace is slower, the people are warm, and the landscapes feel like they go on forever. It's proper Yorkshire, without the crowds.

We hope you found this Flamborough tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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