Saltburn Beach

Saltburn Beach is a beautiful Blue Flag sandy beach on the Teesside coast, set against the dramatic backdrop of Huntcliff. This classic British seaside destination offers something for the whole family.

**Attractions:** - **Saltburn Pier** — A 208m long Grade II* listed Victorian pier, the only pleasure pier on the North East and Yorkshire coast. Perfect for scenic strolls and fishing. - **Saltburn Cliff Tramway** — One of the world's oldest water-balanced funiculars, still in operation since 1884. Links the town to the beachfront. Fully accessible. Adults £1.50, Children £1.00, Family ticket £4.50. Dogs travel free. - **Saltburn Miniature Railway** — A 15-inch gauge railway running from Cat Nab station near the beach inland through the Valley Gardens (open April–October). - **Valley Gardens** — Beautiful wooded valley with formal gardens, Italian Gardens, woodland walks, a play area, and tea rooms. - **Surfing** — Popular surf break with surf schools available. - **Beach Huts** — Traditional beach huts available to hire.

The beach has seasonal dog exclusion zones (1 May–30 September). Lifeguards are on duty during the summer season. Public toilets available at Station Square, Cat Nab, and the Lower Promenade (30p charge).