Holiday rentals in Bempton

Bempton is a picturesque, quintessential Yorkshire village with delightful local pubs, an abundance of rural peace and fresh air with no traffic congestion, far from the commotion of city life. Here you are perfectly located to make the most of the stunning walks and splendid natural scenery awaiting you along the Flamborough Heritage Coast! Here you are within easy driving distance of popular Yorkshire coast seaside towns such Whitby and Scarborough.

Find a peaceful holiday rental or letting for a perfect Yorkshire Coast retreat. Browse a selection of immaculate, refurbished, heritage brick or stone village rentals with upmarket, fully equipped, comfortably furnished interiors located in and around the lovely village of Bempton, the adjacent villages of Buckton and Flamborough and around Sewerby. Most of these lovely holiday rentals and lettings are just a stone's throw from local village amenities like pubs and feature a lovely, tranquil English garden for relaxing after a day out and about. Find the perfect sized rental whether you are 2, 4, 6 or 8 guests and come and relax in a peaceful holiday haven with breathtaking coastal scenery right on your doorstep!

This small peaceful village nestled in Yorkshire’s lush, beautiful Flamborough Headland Heritage Coast area offers holidaymakers a wonderful sleepy English heritage village destination with plenty to see and do in the surrounding area. Here you are ideally situated for fabulous road trips up the North Yorkshire Coast and the sublime hiking routes of the North York Moors National Park are under an hour north west, perfect for day trips. Flamborough Head is one of the most magnificent areas of chalk cliffs in Britain standing at around 120 m in height and is located just 8 minutes west of Bempton Village. Bempton is just 1 hour and 40 minutes east of Leeds, just under 2 hours north east of Sheffield and an hour north of Hull making this a prime destination for a wonderful Yorkshire coast getaway!

There are several lifetimes worth of hiking trails in the breathtaking moorland of North York Moors National Park where the landscape is dotted with ancient sites and the most beautiful villages that will take you back in time and where the fresh air and sweeping panoramas will recharge your soul! If you are a seabird enthusiast, be sure to hop on board the Yorkshire Belle for an unforgettable boat trip to the Flamborough cliffs for a unique vantage point to experience the thousands of seabirds that nest here!

Bempton is perfectly situated to give you easy day trip access to the dozens and dozens of renowned hiking routes in the North York Moors National Park. Here you can enjoy exhilarating trails in magical scenery replete with heritage farmland, rolling hills, lush dales, dense forests and brooding moorland vistas. With an incredible 2000 km of trails the North York Moors is one of Britain's most renowned and beloved hiking districts! The local Flamborough Headland area has a myriad of wonderful coastal footpaths for walking, relaxing and marvelling at the gorgeous coastal scenery as well as stunning beaches with perfect conditions for summer swimming if you prefer a low key, local holiday right on your doorstep.

The Flamborough headland is a haven for nature lovers! Watch seals frolicking in the shallows and listen to the noise of thousands of birds as you admire the puffins and other species. This is the place to admire the incredible spectacle of around half a million nesting seabirds between March and October! Here you will find idyllic secluded coves and you are never far from beautiful birds dipping and diving on the wind and thermal currents. South Landing Beach is wonderful for marine life enthusiasts at low tide when the rock pools are exposed. Be sure to visit Yorkshire Wildlife Trust’s Living Seas Centre in the area for fascinating insights into North Sea sealife!

Pack a delicious picnic and spend a glorious day exploring the rugged coastland beauty of this incredible location. There are long stretches of sandy beach to enjoy at North or South Landing where you have options for kitesurfing, rockpooling, exploring sea caves and observing colourful traditional cobble boats. Be sure to visit Flamborough’s historic octagonal lighthouse that dates back to 1674!

Calling all bird lovers! Gaze out over the sublime view from the top of these stunning chalk cliffs that provide a home for over 400 000 seabirds. There are a number of official viewpoints for spotting gannets, kittiwakes, guillemots and puffins. Hike from Bempton Cliffs to Flamborough Head as you enjoy magnificent panoramas of the coastline.

Enjoy a day to remember packed with adventure at Sewerby Hall. This magnificent historical attraction is set in 50 acres of early 19th century parkland just 6 minutes from Bempton and occupies a dramatic cliff top position that offers you magnificent views over Bridlington. Stroll around the beautiful walled garden, rose garden and woodland walk and enjoy a visit to the delightful Sewerby Zoo, home to monkeys, racoon dogs, sika deer, degus, llamas and so much more! The rooms in the house are exquisitely furnished with treasures from the Victoria and Albert museum and reflect a typical 1910 Edwardian country manor.

Fancy exploring a mysterious, wooded ravine in the pristine, dramatic scenery of Flamborough Head Heritage Coast? Discover this fabulous 148 acre nature reserve where you will find a multitude of delightful woodland footpaths and bridleways where you can enjoy walking, cycling and horse riding. In spring the area is replete with bluebells, cuckoo calls and magnificent butterflies and the gold, crimson and flaming orange autumn foliage is a wondrous sight. In winter the woods are transformed into a glittering winter wonderland! There is beach access via a steep slope.

Spend some time wandering about in the gorgeous historical village of Rudston just 20 minutes south west of Bempton where you can discover one of the oldest inhabited villages in all of England! Here you can admire the famous 8m Rudston monolith. Located in the Norman era churchyard of All Saints Church this is the tallest, prehistoric standing monolith in England! The church boasts a 12th century chancel arch and a Norman tower. Be sure to visit the quaint Bosville Arms for an authentic local pub experience!