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Scarborough Bridlington hat’s not to like about this great British seaside town? It has two lovely sandy beaches, gorgeous SEA LIFE Scarborough gardens, a lively high street, castle on a hill and W Go on a fascinating journey from coastlines award-winning ice cream and fish’n’chips. to the ocean depths in this magical underwater Stick to the South Bay for donkey rides, amusement arcades world. There are also penguins, seals and otters. and a harbour. Or for long walks on the beach and incredible visitsealife.com/scarborough views head round to the North Bay. Hop on our open-top Beachcomber buses to get to all the Alpamare Water Park main sights - see below. Your Coaster ticket gives unlimited rides on these, too. Experience the biggest, fastest, wettest, waviest, newest, funnest, most unlike-any-waterpark-you’ve- seen-before waterpark. alpamare.co.uk North Bay Railway Ride a miniature train, explore the Sky Trail, slide down the Water Chute, face the challenge of the Water Balls or take things more leisurely on the boating lake. snbr.org.uk ere’s a great Peasholm Park way to get This is a must when you’re in Scarborough. Stroll through troll along a gorgeous sweep of unspoilt beach, out and a beautiful glen, row on the boating lake or bring a picnic build a sandcastle or fly a kite, then head out to the H and just soak up the atmosphere. about along Sfamous Brigg for distant views out to sea and up this amazing peasholmpark.com and down the coast. It’s terrific for bird watching. bit of Yorkshire’s Scarborough Castle Filey Bird Garden & Animal Park beautiful coastline. With stupendous views over the dramatic Yorkshire Get up close and personal with the animals here, from Hop on our smart and coastline, the castle has 3,000 years of history to discover alpacas to zebu and giant rabbits to miniature ponies. comfortable COASTER buses and is well worth the climb. There’s a great café, too. Children love it there. that run between Bridlington, english-heritage.org.uk fileybirdgarden.com Filey and Scarborough up to Rotunda Museum every 30 minutes. Scarborough Art Gallery ump on a Beachcomber open-top bus in The views are fantastic and it Immerse yourself in art, culture and a bit of Scarborough The Stained Glass Centre Bridlington (or 14 and walk) to breeze out to the history in two rather fine buildings. really is the best way to get to clifftop landscapes of Flamborough Head with its iscover the story of stained J scarboroughmuseumstrust.com famous white lighthouse built in 1806. some great destinations. glass then browse round the Dshowrooms of this award-winning Climb the 119 steps for stunning views out to sea. You can attraction, full of stained glass panels, Scarborough Market Hall learn the history of the structure and how the free WiFi & USB power lampshades, mirrors and gifts to buy. What a great place to browse and shop or just relax over lighthouse works. Check opening days. a coffee or lunch. With traditional and artisan stalls on stainedglasscentre.co.uk trinityhouse.co.uk/lighthouse the ground floor, quirky, individual shops and cafés in the gallery and down in the vaults jewellery, The Scarborough gifts, crafts, collectibles, books and more, it’s a real Aladdin’s cave! Fair Collection ump on the bumper scarboroughmarkethall.co.uk cars, gallop on the Bgallopers - there’s a ride for everyone here, plus vintage cars and steam engines topped off with a mighty Wurlitzer organ. scarboroughfaircollection.com Scarborough Take a ride on Scarborough’s fantastic open-top bus. This takes you from the South Bay right round the headland to North Bay, on to Alpamare. Water Park and finishing at Sea Life breeze This runs up to every 12 minutes in along the high season and every 20 minutes in for times look online low season. or pick up a leaflet A seafront on an open-top bus is Bridlington a great way to fill Enjoy this open-top ride out by your lungs with fresh ridlington has two fabulous Sewerby Hall and Gardens and on golden sand beaches . seaside air and get to Flamborough with its impressive Beither side of a picturesque, you to the places lighthouse and remote headland bustling harbour, where fishing boats bring in the day’s catch and pleasure you want cruises leave for trips along the . open-top bus tickets to go scarboroughopentopbus.co.uk heritage coast. Discover the Old Town, where antique shops and art galleries will lure you, or head out to the 19th-century Sewerby Hall and Gardens (see right). In a dramatic clifftop position with spectacular views over Bridlington, the house and gardens are a sheer delight. Sewerby Hall & Gardens Explore the beautiful house and gardens, play a round of miniature golf and let the kids enjoy the play area. There’s even a zoo with a colony of penguins. Take bus 14 or open-top Beachcomber. sewerbyhall.co.uk COASTER timetable valid until 31 October 2021 COASTER 12 13 Below are maps showing where you Bridlington | Filey | Scarborough can get on and off Coaster buses in daily 12A 12 12 12 12 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 12 13 13 13 Scarborough, Filey and Bridlington. Sat Sun M-F Bridlington bus station stand A2 0630 0730 0730 0825 0925 0955 25 55 1625 1655 1725 1755 1830 1900 1930 2000 2100 2200 You can get on or off at any marked Bridlington New Pasture Lane 0637 0737 0737 0835 0935 1005 35 05 1635 1705 1735 1803 1837 1907 1937 2007 2107 2207 bus stop along the routes - they’re Reighton Watson`s Lane 0646 0745 0746 0845 0945 1015 45 15 1645 1715 1745 1812 1845 1915 1945 2015 2115 2215 shown on the map on the other side Reighton Sands Holiday Village x x x x 0921 x 1021 x 21 x 1721 x 1818 x 1920 x 2020 2120 2220 Primrose Valley Holiday Village outside 0649 0748 0749 0849 0929 0949 1029 49 29 1649 1729 1748 1826 1848 1927 1948 2027 2127 2227 of this leaflet. Hunmanby Church 0654 0753 0753 0754 0855 x 0955 x 55 x 1655 x 1753 x 1853 x 1953 x x x Primrose Valley Holiday Village x x x x x 0937 x 1037 x 37 x 1737 x 1833 x 1933 x 2033 2133 2233 Raise your arm when you see the bus Muston Ship Inn 0658 0757 0757 0758 0900 x 1000 x 00 x 1700 x 1757 x 1857 x 1957 x x x approaching to make sure the driver minutes Filey bus station 0703 0802 0802 0803 0907 0947 1007 1047 07 47 1707 1747 1802 1842 1902 1942 2002 2042 2142 2242 knows you want to get on. Filey bus station 0705 0805 0805 0805 0910 0930 0950 1010 1030 1050 10 30 50 1710 1730 1750 1805 1820 1845 1905 1945 2005 2045 2145 2245 SUMMER 2021 SUMMER until Filey Road x x x x x x x x x x x x x Gristhorpe 0711 0811 0811 0811 0916 1016 16 1716 1811 1911 x 2011 Ring the bell to let the driver know Blue Dolphin Holiday Village 0938 0958 1038 1058 38 58 1738 1758 1826 1851 1951 2051 2151 2251 Crows Nest/Flower of May x x x x x 0942 1002 x 1042 1102 x 42 02 x 1741 1801 x 1828 1853 x 1953 x 2053 2153 2253 you want to get off at the next stop. then at these 3 1 12 12 Lebberston Ox Inn 0713 0813 0813 0813 0919 x x 1019 x x 19 x x 1719 x x 1813 x x 1913 x 2013 x x x Cayton Station Road 0716 0816 0816 0816 0923 0946 1006 1023 1046 1106 23 46 06 1723 1744 1804 1816 1831 1856 1916 1956 2016 2056 2156 2256 Eastfield Eastway/Overdale 0819 0819 0820 1919 2019 Osgodby Hill Top 0822 0822 0824 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x 1922 x 2022 x x x x x x x & holiday villages holiday & Cayton Bay Holiday Village 0927 0950 1010 1027 1050 1110 27 50 10 1727 1748 1808 1819 1834 1859 x 1959 x 2059 2159 2259 Scarborough railway station 0740 0832 0832 0838 0942 1005 1025 1042 1105 1125 42 05 25 1742 1803 1823 1832 1847 1912 1932 2012 2032 2112 2212 2312 Scarborough Scarborough N S C D O T R Filey R R T O H E T Q S H O S L U | | T M Scarborough Filey Bridlington S E S S T T A A E N C S Bridlington Opera House S S 12 12 12 13 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 13 13 13 T T Market daily Casino Hall GH OU M-S Sat M-F OR STB Matalan EA A Scarborough opp railway station 0615 0715 0715 0750 0820 0840 0900 0920 0940 00 20 40 1600 1620 1640 1700 1720 1740 1810 1840 1940 2040 2140 N B GH E O TK Maxx OU Coney R R R OK Osgodby Hill Top 0622 0722 0723 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x D T B Island EW I D E H N S N R E D S T G R N Cayton Bay Holiday Village x x x T 0803 0833 0853 0913 0933 0953 13 33 53 1613 1633 1653 1713 1733 1753 1821 1851 1951 2051 2151 A N E I S R I T R W C O CR H Eastfield Eastway/Overdale x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x O E E Thomas H 0625 0725 0727 L S A S T O R L M&S E C K The Baker R I A B L O Cayton Station Road 0628 0728 0731 0806 0836 0856 0916 0936 0956 16 36 56 1616 1636 1656 1716 1736 1756 1823 1853 1953 2053 2153 M H A V A R F H U R S E G N S B U S Lebberston Ox Inn x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Mecca O T T T 0631 0731 0734 0920 20 1620 1720 1827 L R R A O I Bingo B S ST S Crows Nest/Flower of May 0810 0840 0900 0940 1000 40 00 1640 1700 1740 1800 1857 1957 2057 2157 E Olympia W Iceland R e O e Bowling W Cli Lift Blue Dolphin Holiday Village x x x 0813 0843 0903 x 0943 1003 x 43 03 x 1643 1703 x 1743 1803 x 1900 2000 2100 2200 S Stephen T a a st Joseph Y Brunswick N st Gristhorpe Filey Road x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x O I D 0633 0733 0736 0922 minutes 22 1622 1722 1829 The C R a co Theatre R Shopping a co H K Grand E Centre O s R k Yor Filey bus station 0639 0739 0742 0820 0850 0910 0927 0950 1010 27 50 10 1627 1650 1710 1727 1750 1810 1834 1907 2007 2107 2207 V P s L k Yor t L A O t A South Bay L A E V L C E S H until C bus station E A R S i sh Filey 0640 0740 0745 0823 0853 0930 0953 30 53 1630 1653 1730 1753 1837 1910 2010 2110 2210 E R i sh N Y R E E O B T R N s re R T s re Ship Inn T Muston 0645 0745 0750 0937 37 1637 1736 1843
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