Flamborough RNLI launched on Tuesday at 5:15pm to assist reports of kayaks in difficulty near to North Landing.
A spokesman said:
“On rounding Flamborough Head the volunteer crew spotted two paddleboards with three persons in difficulty and unable to get to shore due to the wind and tide.
“The casualties were taken on board and taken to North Landing.
“On the way back the crew located the reported kayaks in difficulty off Breil Newk.
“The four kayakers were taken aboard and also landed at North Landing.
“The Lifeboat and volunteer crew then retuned safely to the Lifeboat Station at South Landing where the lifeboat and launching tractor were cleaned and re fuelled ready for the next call.”


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