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| Filey Sands, Filey No Panorama? you may not have 'JAVA' enabled on your browser. |
Filey has 5 miles of magnificent sands. The perfect place for visitors who want an active holiday, or for those who just prefer to relax. Filey is protected to the north by a low lying ridge of rocks called Filey Brigg and the sands sweep to the south, terminated by the spectacular chalk cliffs of Speeton and Bempton. Apart from being an attractive feature, the Brigg offers a diverse variety of birds and marine life and is regularly visited by Naturalists and Ornithologists at all times of the year. One word of advice is do not try and walk around the cliff base from Filey to Cayton Bay. It cannot be done and you will get trapped... VR Photography: Tony Quinn, John Pybus © Red Door VR Limited. |
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