Bempton Cliffs offers stunning views, diverse wildlife, and serene beaches, making it a perfect nature escape just a short drive from Teesside.
Teesside: Looking for a nature-filled escape? Drive to Bempton Cliffs, just 90 minutes away. It’s a great spot for a day trip.
Bempton Cliffs features stunning white chalk cliffs and peaceful beaches. You can see lots of wildlife, including puffins and maybe even dolphins. It’s called “little Cornwall” by some travelers.
Every year, over 200,000 seabirds visit the cliffs. Birdwatchers love it here. There’s also a nine-mile hiking trail that takes you through beautiful scenery and down to quiet bays.
Bempton Cliffs is one of the best places in the UK to spot bottlenose dolphins. It’s less crowded than other coastal spots but still offers amazing views and wildlife encounters.
Visitors often rave about the wildlife and the easy hiking paths. One reviewer mentioned they missed the puffins but still had a great time exploring.
Another visitor shared how stunning the area is, especially during puffin season. RSPB volunteers are there to help you spot the birds with telescopes.
Don’t forget to visit nearby Filey Beach during the summer. It’s been called “the finest beach on the planet” and was named The Sunday Times’ Beach of the Year in 2018.
Filey Beach stretches for five miles, perfect for building sandcastles or just relaxing. At low tide, there’s plenty of space to enjoy the sun and sea.
