![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/beautiful-unspoiled-hidden-beach-you-can-only-get-to-when-the-tide-goes-out/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_THP_CHP_150723Slug_0284JPG.jpg&description=A beach described as one of the best kept secrets of Eastern England has cares of golden sands and people regularly have the whole place to themselves Brits can visit an "untouched" beautiful beach tucked between two popular areas of the Yorkshire coastline - but you can only get to it when the tide is out. The beach has been called "one of the best-kept secrets" of the coast of Eastern England, and has acres of golden sands. Visitors say they love the quiet spot, where they often have the whole beach to themselves and dog-walkers also enjoy a chance to bring their pets on to the beach during the summer season. Hull Live reporter James Campbell recently took a trip to the beach most people have likely never visited. He started at Fraisthorpe beach and began walking towards Bridlington. As the tide was out, he said he found an entirely new beach, between the two, to admire. James said: "It is difficult to know where Wilsthorpe beach starts and ends. But what was very clear is that this is the perfect spot for lovers of sun, sea and sand." Wilsthorpe is named after the historic village, although today the area is dominated by the South Cliff caravan park, as well as a new boat compound and the Bridlington park and ride. At the southern end of the beach lies pillboxes and anti-tank block, built in 1940 to beat back an expected Nazi invasion. This stretch of beach needed to be heavily fortified as there was little in the way of cliffs to hold back the German Army. James added: "It is around this point that Wilsthorpe morphs into Fraisthorpe beach." As well as being fairly unknown, Wilsthorpe's mystery continues as it appears to have been at the centre of a string of UFO sightings between May and September 2009. Witnesses reported seeing strange lights, and odd-shaped craft in an area from Brandesburton to Scarborough and was known as the Wilsthorpe Incident. Paranormal researcher Paul Sinclair claimed two Chinook helicopters full of RAF personnel landed at Wilsthorpe on){kind=link}
A beach described as one of the best kept secrets of Eastern England has cares of golden sands and people regularly have the whole place to themselves
Brits can visit an “untouched” beautiful beach tucked between two popular areas of the Yorkshire coastline – but you can only get to it when the tide is out.
The beach has been called “one of the best-kept secrets” of the coast of Eastern England, and has acres of golden sands. Visitors say they love the quiet spot, where they often have the whole beach to themselves and dog-walkers also enjoy a chance to bring their pets on to the beach during the summer season.
Hull Live reporter James Campbell recently took a trip to the beach most people have likely never visited. He started at Fraisthorpe beach and began walking towards Bridlington.
As the tide was out, he said he found an entirely new beach, between the two, to admire.