Filey
Filey is a traditional English seaside resort, with plenty to keep you interested and busy. Filey with a population of approaching 7000 is situated on the east coast of England between Scarborough, about 8 miles to the north, and Bridlington, about 12 miles to the south. The first known and acknowledged buildings or settlements in the Filey area was the Roman Signal station which was situated on Carr Naze. This was built in around the 2nd or 3rd century AD. It formed a line of roman signal stations which included Flamborough, Scarborough and Ravenscar. This was excavated in 1857 and the stones placed in the crescent gardens.
The beach at Filey and bay make a natural harbour and it is possible that this was used as a safe refuge for ships. Filey is a lovely holiday resort. The main town is on the hill above the beach and what a beach it is. Towards the North of the beach area is the Coble Landing. This is where the fishing boats are. Filey has a rich history and is a perfect family holiday resort.