Local guide
Spurn Point & things to do near Easington
Make The Granby Rooms your base for bird watching, coastal walks and a quiet retreat in East Yorkshire. Plan a day at Spurn Point, also known as Spurn Head, or explore Withernsea and the surrounding coast.
Visiting Spurn Point? Stay nearby at The Granby Rooms in Easington. Check availability and book directly.
Check Availability & Book DirectFor more ideas, events and places to visit, see Visit the Yorkshire Coast.
Spurn & the coast
Spurn National Nature Reserve
Spurn Point & Spurn Head
Explore the shifting peninsula between the Humber Estuary and North Sea. Plan your visit around tide times and weather: erosion and conditions can affect safe access to the Point. Check the Discovery Centre's latest advice before setting out. Dogs are not permitted on the reserve.
Reserve access & tide adviceOn the peninsula
Spurn Lighthouse
Include Spurn's lighthouse in your visit to the reserve. Check Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's current visitor information for opening arrangements and access before making plans.
Plan a Spurn visitKilnsea
Spurn Bird Observatory
The Observatory has monitored birds at Spurn since 1946. Birdwatchers can check its recent sightings and events when planning a stay; guided bird walks are listed on its events page.
Observatory walks & eventsSpurn and the Humber
Birdwatching & wildlife
Give yourself time to explore the reserve's coastal habitats rather than rushing a visit to the Point. Check the Observatory's latest reports for recent bird sightings, keep wildlife undisturbed and follow the reserve's access guidance.
Spurn Bird ObservatoryKilnsea
Spurn Discovery Centre
Start here for current reserve information, including safe access after erosion or bad weather. Check the centre's opening information before travelling.
Discovery Centre informationEasington to Filey Brigg
Walking the East Yorkshire coast
The King Charles III England Coast Path stretch from Easington to Filey Brigg is open. Choose a section that suits your day and check access maps for restrictions or diversions. Keep away from cliff edges and use signed beach access points.
Coast Path access mapsEasington
Easington beach
Enjoy the local coastline during your stay, while checking tides and conditions before walking on the beach. Coastal erosion can change access: use signed access points and follow the East Riding Coast Code.
East Riding Coast Code Check Availability & Book DirectIn the village

right opposite
All Saints Church
Easington's medieval church, with its handsome tower and peaceful churchyard, plus a historic tithe barn nearby.
in front of your room
The Granby pub
Draught beer, cider and food after a day exploring — open daily.
Days out
East Yorkshire coast
Withernsea
Pair a coastal stay with a visit to Withernsea's beach and promenade. The North Promenade beach lists toilets and a café among its facilities; the promenade has wheelchair access at several points. Check the council's beach information for current access details.
Withernsea beach & accessibilityEast Yorkshire
Hornsea
Consider Hornsea for a seaside day out. Browse current visitor information and opening details when planning your trip.
Yorkshire coast visitor informationEast Yorkshire
Hull
Explore Hull during your stay. Check attraction opening times and book any timed entry you need before travelling.
Visit HullStay nearby for your next Spurn visit
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