Albatross Lodge

Overview

Albatross Lodge is a stunning two bedroom lodge, next door but one to Seagulls Lodge.

They are both at Bridlington Links golf course at Sewerby, a mile north of Bridlington.

If you’re looking for peace and quiet, this is the place for you. From the moment you turn onto the private drive through the golf course, you enter a different world. You catch glimpses of the sea as you meander through beautifully maintained landscapes. The lodge is situated at the far end of the golf course, in a sunny hollow surrounded by woods. Deer are regular visitors and we are next door to Sewerby Hall, a stunning country house with a small zoo, playground and cafe.
Both lodges each have a fabulous hot tub, available at additional charge for the exclusive use of guests of Albatross & Seagulls Lodge

Nearby

The par 72 links golf course has a clubhouse with stunning sea views and sheltered deck for enjoying a meal or a drink.

It’s a fifteen-minute walk to the beach steps, and another ten minutes walk along the shore takes you to Seagulls Beach hut, available free of charge for certain holidays. I like to meander through the gardens of Sewerby hall- you can take a different path every day. Also within walking distance Bondville model village https://bondvillemodelvillage.com/ . The centre of Sewerby itself has an excellent restaurant, The Forge, and a large sea-view pub, The Ship, serving a good range of food, beers, wines and numerous unusual gin cocktails. Both are perfect stop-offs on your way to and from the ramp access to the beach and the end of North Marine Drive, approximately 35 minutes walk from Albatross Lodge.

Bridlington

It's just a ten minute drive to Bridlington seafront. Alternatively, the land train runs from Sewerby Hall to the centre of Bridlington, stopping at the seafront leisure centre if you prefer to swim indoors instead of in the sea. The last stop is for The Spa, which hosts a variety of groups, theatre productions etc for all the family. See https://www.bridspa.com/ for details. Land train details are on https://www.eastriding.gov.uk/leisure/tourism-and-attractions/coastal-attractions/bridlington-land-trains/

The harbour in the centre of Bridlington has the largest lobster fleet in Europe and offers speedboat and pirate ship rides as well as fishing trips. The Yorkshire Belle https://www.yorkshire-belle.co.uk/ was built in1947 and offers pleasure cruises to watch the seabird and puffin colonies at Flamborough Head and Bempton Cliffs, a renowned RSPB reserve.

Bridlington centre offers a range of independent retailers and chain stores, in addition to our very own department store Boyes. There are large supermarkets on the outskirts of Bridlington and a good-sized Co-Op in Flamborough, a must-see village just a couple of miles along the headland.

Further Afield

Scarborough, 18 miles from the lodge, was Britains first seaside resort, dating back to 1626 and has The oldest house in Britain, dated 8500BC, which was discovered outside Scarborough at Star Carr (near Seamer). With its two sweeping bays, castle, trams donkey rides, amusement arcades, fish and chips and sticks of rock, it deserves a full day trip.

Filey; less than 12 miles away, is a step back in time.