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At any time of year, hikers and wildlife watchers will find Filey, a classic English coastal town with a welcoming vibe and relaxing vacation options, to be the perfect base camp. The coast of Yorkshire boasts this hidden beauty. A Victorian-era resort, Filey is a North East Coast fishing town known for its stunning sands and small rockpools at nearby Filey Brigg. The low headland of Filey Brigg serves as a natural barrier for Filey Bay and is a popular spot for birdwatchers and marine observers throughout the year. Over 250,000 seabirds spend the summer on the 400-foot-high Bempton Cliffs (RSPB Reserve) to the south of Filey Bay. Some of the birds that make their homes there include gannets, kittiwakes, puffins, gulls, and razorbills. In Filey Bay, you may often spot gannets swimming and diving for food. Common and uncommon waders, seabirds, and migratory warblers, finches, and thrushes may all be seen in the Brigg region. Seabirds, seals, porpoises, dolphins, and even minke whales have all been spotted in the waters near the Brigg. The town itself retains much of its uniqueness, with unique stores, small roads, and ginnels, making it look if it was frozen in time. During the summer, visitors may rent out charming beach cabins near a little coble landing and a slipway where local fisherman keep their boats. On Sunday afternoons, you may stroll along one of the two promenades that border the sea or relax in one of the many gardens where brass bands perform. Here, you may enjoy some crazy golf and sugar floss in a friendly, family-oriented environment. There is also the Filey Dams Nature Reserve, a wetland area where migratory birds including swallows, sand martins, and house martins congregate in the fall. In addition, the hidden treasure of Parish Wood (accessible through Sycamore Avenue) is home to an abundance of flora and fauna. Breeding willow warblers, chiffchaffs, blackcaps, and tree sparrows, as well as a plethora of other species, including great spotted woodpeckers and sparrow hawks, are common sights there. Goldcrests, pied and spotted flycatchers, warblers, finches, thrushes, and woodcocks are just a few of the migratory bird species that use Parish Wood for cover and food. Scarborough, a larger town not far away, is home to a unique waterpark in the UK called Alpamare Waterpark, and the surrounding region is full of wonderful things to see and do with the family.