Sightseeing Trips in Bridlington

Sightseeing Trips in Bridlington for up to 160 People. Rates from £13 per person per hour! Yorkshire Belle is a pleasure boat which runs commentary led sightseeing trips out in Bridlington bay to Flamborough head and Bempton cliffs to see the seabirds. There are toilets on board as well as a fully licensed bar selling alcoholic drink, soft drinks, hot drinks, crisps, chocolates, sweets and nuts. Official merchandise is available to buy on board M.V. Yorkshire Belle was built in 1947 by Cook, Welton and Gemmell’s shipbuilders in Beverley for a consortium including Messrs Crawford and Pockley of Bridlington. She was built to replace the original Yorkshire Belle which was built in 1938 also by Cook, Welton and Gemmell. The first boat was used by the Royal Navy during World War II on the River Humber as a patrol and boom defence vessel. Sadly on the 11th April 1941 she hit a mine and sank. Facilities Onboard the Yorkshire Belle you will find seating for 198 people all on the main deck, including undercover seating for about 100 passengers. Whilst on the main deck whether inside or outside you will be able to hear our live commentary throughout the cruise pointing out all the places of interest, the birds, the  wildlife and a little local history. We do allow well behaved dogs on board - but remember to keep them on a leash and under the seat if at all possible. It is at the discretion of the Skipper whether or not to allow dogs on the trips, so please do check before sailing. A reminder of some of the key facilities Life commentary provided by the SkipperUndercover seating available for 100 passengers. Separate ladies and gents toilets, Saloon bar selling hot and cold drinks, alcoholic drinks and crisps and chocolates. A  range of ships souvenirs, including postcards created by one of our regular volunteers Chrys Mellor. Trained first aiders. The boat is in radio contact at all times with the Coastguards and any other emergency services if needed. If you have any questions, we can answer those through GetMyBoat’s messaging platform before you pay. Just hit, “Request to Book” and send us an inquiry for a custom offer.