Filey lies inbetween Scarborough and Flamborough on the Yorkshire Coast.
Originally a fishing village, Filey became a popular tourist destination, partly due to the six miles of sandy beaches.
The most famous landmark of Filey is undoubtedly the Brigg, the narrow headland juts out into the North Sea that has been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
The views from the top of Filey Brigg are breathtaking and if you’re lucky, you can spot a wide range of wildlife on the rocks.
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