Filey North Yorkshire is a small town between Scarborough and Bridlington, although it was once a small fishing village, it is now a large beach - and is a now a popular tourist resort.
Filey beach is one of the best beaches in the country for families – it’s so huge that, no matter how busy it gets, it’s never crowded. Close to the town you will never be short of a quick drink or something to eat.
The town too, is full of gentle pleasures, with its Edwardian architecture, quirky shops and intriguing museum. A wander around the town is a must.
Filey Beach & Shops - shopping in Filey can be a great experience with a whole range of shops, most of which are locally owned and run. You will find everything from toys to gifts, why not grab some sweets or handmade crafts to take home. Try some of the locally sourced food while you are out and about.
Filey Open Air Pool - is just the thing for small children, you can sit around the edges on the benches provided while your kids splash about in safety.
Filey Beach - seven miles of golden beach and voted one of the best beaches in the world. With a wide array of shops close by for those quick bites to eat, Filey beach is also seven miles long with ample room for your family to indulge in whatever you wish.
Filey Brigg - is a long narrow peninsula situated about a mile north of Filey. The landward end of the peninsula of Filey Brigg is known as Carr Naze, whilst the long neck of rock at the seaward end is called the Brigg.
Filey Town - is a coastal town located between Scarborough and Bridlington, once a small fishing village, now a popular tourist attraction n its own right. Filey can trace it’s origins back to Roman times the oldest building in Filey is now The 12th century parish church dedicated to St Oswald, today Filey is a goto place for familys who want a great traditional family holiday.
Filey Museum - is in Queen Street, in the old part of the town, winner of the Small Visitor Attraction of the Year Award. Dating from the 17th century and once a fisherman’s cottage opened in 1971 and containing a host of Filey’s local history.