Bridlington OR Scarborough

Join us on this great Day Out where you choose which fantastic Yorkshire Coastal resort you want to visit. Bridlington OR Scarborough, the choice is yours! There are so many things to see and do in either location no matter what your tastes, whether it be traditional seaside things like paddling, sandcastle making or donkey riding or you can mix that with some great shopping in the myriad of shops each town has to offer.

Our first drop off is Bridlington where visitors can enjoy two award winning beaches that straddle either side of the town's historic harbour, which is a living reminder of the town's rich fishing heritage. It's the perfect place to marvel at panoramic views out to sea and treat yourself to traditional fish and chips! Alongside all the traditional British seaside favourites - fish & chips, ice cream, candy floss and waffles, the town offers a wide range of restaurants, cafes and tearooms, and as you'd expect in a town renowned for its busy fishing industry, fresh seafood is never far from the menu.

Our second drop off is Scarborough which is one of the most visited resorts on the North Yorkshire Coast, with its stunning scenery and 12th century castle that dominates the skyline at the top of the cliffs. Along with award winning beaches, there are plenty of attractions both old and new to suit every age. If you're looking for a bite to eat, you'll be spoilt for choice, from good old traditional fish and chips and fabulous restaurants, along with the all important ice cream parlours. The town centre is a great shopping area with many high street names and not forgetting the shopping centre, which has an abundance of shops all under one roof.

PLEASE NOTE: Day Excursions are non refundable.

Please Note : If you wish to take a mobility scooter, wheelchair or rollator with you it must be requested at the time of booking. Any such equipment must fold flat for storage or be capable of being broken down into pieces of no more than 20kg. We cannot accept larger scooters (class 3) as these are too large and heavy to lift. We sometimes operate minibus feeders to minimise time, these vehicles CANNOT convey motorised wheelchairs/scooters.