South of Scarborough lies Cayton Bay beach, a quieter sweep of fine sandy beach with cliffs as its dramatic backdrop. It is popular with surfers and windsurfers and home to one of the most extended established surf schools anywhere in the UK. You can do anything from Coasteering for thrill-seekers to the more relaxed, but equally as exerting Stand up Paddleboarding.

Suppose you are looking for a quieter stop-off on your Filey YC experience. In that case, this is also an excellent place for bird watchers and fossil hunters, as the cliffs here were formed in the Jurassic period around 150 million years ago.

If you are approaching from Cornelian Bay, you will see the World War Two fill boxes. This part of the bay is known as Johnny Flinton’s Harbour, although nobody knows who Johnny was! However, you might want to avert your eyes as this is known for being an unofficial naturist spot!