Flamborough North Landing
Flamborough North Landing is renowned for its striking geological features. This area is characterised by rugged chalk cliffs that dramatically rise from the North Sea, forming a part of the Flamborough Headland Heritage Coast.
These cliffs, primarily composed of Cretaceous chalk, are significant for their unique formations, including sea caves, arches, and stacks, sculpted by relentless sea erosion over millennia. The chalk here, formed from the skeletal remains of microorganisms in ancient seas, is a paleontologist’s treasure trove, often revealing fossils and providing insights into prehistoric marine life.
Flamborough North Landing’s geology not only offers a window into Earth’s distant past but also creates a stunning natural landscape, attracting geologists, nature enthusiasts, and photographers alike.