
Explore Yorkshire’s Accessible Beaches
Yorkshire’s stunning coastline is for everyone to enjoy — and thanks to a growing number of accessible beaches, more people than ever can experience the beauty, freedom, and fun of the seaside.
Whether you're planning a family day out, a peaceful solo visit, or a group trip, Yorkshire offers a range of beaches equipped with facilities to support visitors with mobility needs and other access requirements.
Top Accessible Beaches in Yorkshire
Here are some of the most welcoming and accessible beach destinations across the region:
- Scarborough South Bay – A popular choice with beach wheelchairs available, accessible toilets, and nearby parking. The flat promenade makes it easy to enjoy the sea views.
- Bridlington North Beach – Offers beach wheelchairs, Changing Places toilets, and a level promenade. Great for families and close to cafés and shops.
- Whitby – Known for its dramatic coastline and historic charm, Whitby provides accessible paths and facilities, including ramps and adapted toilets.
- Filey – A quieter beach with a long, flat promenade and accessible toilets. Ideal for a more relaxed visit.
- Hornsea – Features accessible toilets, ramps, and a level promenade, making it a great option for a gentle stroll by the sea
Facilities You Can Expect
- Beach wheelchairs (available at several locations)
- Accessible toilets and Changing Places facilities
- Level promenades and ramps
- Nearby accessible parking
- Assistance from local volunteers or staff (in some areas)
Plan Your Visit
Yorkshire’s accessible beaches are part of a wider commitment to inclusive travel. From adaptive bikes and steam trains in the North York Moors to accessible accommodation and transport across the region, there’s plenty to explore beyond the beach
VisitBritain’s Accessible Guide to Yorkshire and the Humber offers more ideas for planning your trip, including travel tips, accommodation, and attractions.