Filey beach in Yorkshire is a hidden gem

Filey, a seaside town on the Yorkshire coast, features a five-mile-long beach and remnants of a WWI submarine. It is often overlooked compared to nearby tourist spots like Scarborough and Whitby. The beach, recognized as the Beach of the Year in 2018, offers golden sands and rock pools, attracting visitors for relaxation and exploration. Local fishermen continue traditional practices, adding to the town's charm. Dog walking is restricted from May 1 to September 30, but allowed in other areas year-round. The wreck of the British submarine G3, which drifted ashore in 1921, remains a point of local interest.