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Bempton Cliffs RSPB

Whether viewed from land or from the sea, Bempton Cliffs is a true spectacle, particularly so during the breeding season when vast numbers of seabirds are present. The reserve extends to over 5 km and is on average 86 m above sea level with 45 ha of sheer cliff face; these are the largest chalk sea-cliffs in eastern Britain.

Bempton Cliffs news

• Gannets like to keep ahead of the neighbours at Bempton Cliffs     

Highlights:
Gannet, kittiwake, puffin, short eared owl, razorbills. 

Opening times
The reserve is open at all times. Visitor Centre open daily March - October 10 am to 5 pm. November - February 9.30 am to 4 pm. Closed Christmas week. 

Entrance charges
Car parking is free of charge to members. Car parking for non-members is £3.50, mini-bus £6 and coach £8. There is no admission fee to the reserve.

Nearest town: Bridlington
County: East Yorkshire
Tel: 01262 851179
Grid reference:TA197738

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