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Flamborough Cliffs Nature Reserve
Enjoy peaceful cliff top views and seawatching throughout the year.
Location
North Marine Road
OS Map Reference
North Landing car park - TA238719Thornwick Bay car park - TA234719
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Know before you go
Dogs
Please pick up after your dog and use a bin.
When to visit
Opening times
Open at all timesBest time to visit
March to JulyAbout the reserve
Stunning sea views and excellent views of nesting puffins can be seen from the cliff tops from mid May to mid July. (Be sure to join us at our annual Yorkshire Puffin Festival every May/June.) Look out too for fulmar, kittiwake, guillemots and razorbills. It's a great place for bird and sea-watching during spring and autumn migrations.
Habitat
Contact us
Tim Hill
Fancy filming at Flamborough Cliffs?
Flamborough Cliffs sits within a SSSI designation, which means all drone filming must be approved by Natural England first. Please do get in touch with us if you would like to film or fly a drone on our nature reserve.
Puffin at Flamborough - Tom Marshall
Harbour Porpoise ©Niki Clear
puffin - Adam Jones
Yorkshire's puffins
Beautifully decorated with its multicoloured beak, heavy eyeshadow and distinguished black and white suit, the puffin is easily Yorkshire’s most iconic and charismatic seabird. If you’ve ever seen one, you’ll know it’s hard not to fall for these clifftop characters.
Nearby
Puffin - (C) Jim Highman
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