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Flamborough Head

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Aug 01, 2025 - Aug 02, 2025
2 adults, 1 room
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Majestic Flamborough Head

Flamborough Head, found along the Yorkshire coastline, features dramatic white cliffs reaching high above the North Sea.

Established in 1806, the lighthouse stands as a beacon for ships navigating the busy waters. It was designed by renowned engineer William Hutson. The location's cliffs and surrounding area are significant for both their geological features and extensive biodiversity, offering habitats for numerous bird species.

Unforgettable Highlights

Puffin Paradise 🐧
Home to a significant puffin colony during breeding season.

Historic Landmark 🏰
The lighthouse is a Grade II listed building, adding historical value.

Breathtaking Cliffs 🌊
Sheer chalk cliffs provide stunning views and excellent hiking opportunities.

Flamborough Head is accessible free of charge and is ideal for families, birdwatchers, and history enthusiasts.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Flamborough Head

Established in 1806

The lighthouse was first lit in 1806, guiding mariners safely.

Unique Flora and Fauna

The area is home to rare plant species and diverse birdlife including seabirds.

Historic Shipwrecks

Many vessels have historically wrecked near Flamborough due to treacherous waters.

Location

United Kingdom