Log Cabins to RentGlorious heather moorland, a stunning coastline, ancient woods and a wealth of history and heritage to explore, the North York Moors is a wonderful holiday destination. Some great walking routes and exhilarating mountain bike trails. And lovely towns and villages to discover, such a Pickering or Staithes by the coast.
Interior designers have worked their magic on this gorgeous, newly built cottage nestled by the gate of Airy Hill Manor in Whitby. Set within the private grounds of Airy Hill Manor, Whitby Gatehouse has been decorated and furnished to an extremely high standard. You can see the majestic Whitby Abbey from the bedroom window and it is an easy, ten minute stroll into the characterful town.
Whitby is a charismatic town that offers something a little different to your typical seaside resort. Famous for its connections to Bram Stoker’s Dracula, it embraces its Gothic culture and offers quirky cobbled streets, independent shops and a wonderful gourmet scene. Surrounding Whitby, you will find gorgeous landscapes and seascapes, pretty, ancient villages and a variety of historic houses and buildings.
Whitby Gatehouse comfortably sleeps four guests in two bedrooms, one offering a double bed and the other a super king that can be split into twin beds. This fabulous holiday home offers outstanding, lavish fittings where you will relax in pure luxury.
The cottage boasts an exceptional open plan living, dining and kitchen area. The immaculate kitchen features gorgeous wooden cabinetry, top of the range appliances and marbled work surfaces. A Nespresso machine is on hand for your morning cup of coffee. Everything within the kitchen is sensational including the tableware and glasses. You will live like kings! The living area enjoys deep, turquoise, sumptuous sofas adorned with gold and cream cushions, a beautiful wooden floor, very attractive artwork, a smart television, a games console and a delightful gas fire stove.
One of the bedrooms is located on the ground floor. This bedroom offers luxury furnishings including a bed that can be set up as a super king or twins. It is supremely comfortable and boasts deluxe bedding. The room also benefits from a smart television. There is a downstairs cloakroom adjacent to the bedroom.
Upstairs you will find the luxury bathroom and the second bedroom. The bedroom is a fabulous, interesting room with the double bed enjoy the angles of the room and decorated with luxury linens. Your feet melt into the rich, deep carpet and the warm, wooden furniture will make you smile. Again, it enjoys a smart television.
The family bathroom is a work of art with superior, wow factor tiling, a roll top bath with shower, a wall hung toilet and wall hung washbasin. It is a stunning room where you will not want to rush.
Outside, you will find an unusual outdoor teak root table and stool set for alfresco dining. This beautiful holiday home is just a short meander into the town. Whether you are looking for a seaside break for peace and tranquility or a more lively trip, sampling the vibrant night life, Whitby Gatehouse is an excellent pick.
Whitby is a charming, fascinating seaside town in the Scarborough Borough of North Yorkshire. It is situated at the mouth of the River Esk and enjoys its maritime, mineral and tourist heritage. The town’s East Cliff is home to the ruins of Whitby Abbey, which sits proudly overlooking the town. Whitby’s fishing port emerged during the Middle Ages, supporting an important herring and whale fleet. It was where Captain Cook learned his seamanship. Visitors can learn more about the famous voyager at the Captain Cook Memorial Museum and see the great man immortalised in a monument on West Cliff. The town hosts an annual Whitby Goth Weekend, celebrating its links to Dracula and its Gothic culture. Visitors enjoy exploring the ornate cobbled paths, the locally-owned quirky shops and the cosy cafes that give Whitby its intriguing, welcoming atmosphere. Close to the sea visitors can enjoy the amusement arcades and plenty of fish and chips. Walks along the harbour wall are popular. There are many restaurants offering freshly caught local crab and lobster, including the famous Magpie Cafe. Whitby is hilly and good for some of exercise! There are 199 steps up to the abbey and St Mary’s Church. Just along from the main town and harbour, you will find the lovely sandy beaches of Sandsend and Runswick Bay. Sandsend was originally two villages, Sandsend and East Row. There is a delightful cafe overlooking the beach.
You can take a wonderful day trip on the Yorkshire Steam Railway from Whitby through the North York Moors National Park to Pickering, passing Newtondale Halt, Grosmont, Levisham and the gorgeous, famous Goathland. You can stop at the stations and enjoy the beautiful locations. At Grosmont, a fabulous display of bluebells lights up the local woods every May. There is a wonderful circular walk from Grosmont to Beck Hole. Goathland boasts the must-see celebrity station which became Hogsmeade Station in the first Harry Potter film and featured in the television programme Heartbeat. Goathland is stunning with a fabulous range of shops and pubs. You can take a lovely country walk to the Mallyan Spout Waterfall. Goathland Station has its own shop and tea room which is in a converted 1922 style goods shed. Levisham Moor runs through a rich landscape of archaeological remains half-hidden in the heather. Newtondale Halt lies deep in the heart of the park and is pretty isolated. You need to let the guard know if you want to stop at the station to explore the magnificent woodland.
The picturesque old fishing village of Robin Hood’s Bay is six miles south of Whitby. It is absolutely delightful with a sandy beach, rock pools, ancient fossils, narrow, twisting, cobbled streets and lots of alleyways. You can easily imagine the fishermen and smugglers walking the streets hundreds of years ago. It is quite easy to get lost in the little warren of lanes lined with old fisherman’s cottages, most of which have now been renovated. The village is bustling with a good range of cafes, pubs and restaurants. Get your cameras ready for this little gem!
Located in the quaint coastal village of Staithes, just a bit north of Whitby, you will feel the tingle of history at the characterful Staithes Cottage. This ancient gem has been beautifully and imaginatively renovated to provide quirky, luxurious accommodation. You can easily imagine the fishermen of the past and how they would have lived in this cottage. Throughout you will find wonderful style and flair with little nods to the past such as the rope going up the stairs.
Staithes is a gorgeous Yorkshire gem, clinging to the hillside with winding cobbled streets brimming with charming 18th century cottages. It is a wonderful base for exploring Yorkshire’s cliff top paths and discovering the delights of rock pooling and fossil hunting on the small sandy beach. What a wonderful getaway for those interested in art, geology, hiking and exploring the outdoors.
Staithes Cottage offers quirky upside down living, making the most of the beautiful views from the upper floor. The refurbishment is fabulous. Think assured chic, think Farrow and Ball colours, think beautiful upcycled ancient furniture, think rich reclaimed wooden floorboards with a history and you start to get the picture. You will discover clever lighting throughout with large traditional sashes and glass sealed light shafts illuminating the beautiful spaces.
You enter this lovely cottage to the stunning kitchen diner. A fabulous array of bespoke, full-height, glass fronted cupboards impresses to one side and the main kitchen is to the rear. The chef will enjoy the gorgeous styling of this bespoke kitchen, including its cosy underfloor heating and Sonos sound system. You can draw up a chair to the polished antique dining table and settle with a cup of traditional Yorkshire tea or something stronger while the chef in your group prepares a feast.
The upper, bright and airy, contemporary living room with huge windows at one end and floor-to-ceiling sliding doors at the other is an absolute delight. With a gorgeous log burning stove for chilly evenings, comfy sofas, Sonos sound system, smart television and a Blu-ray DVD player, it is a wonderful place to relax. You can step out to a fabulous decked patio with alfresco dining, stunning sea views and beautiful, colourful planting all around. What a wonderful spot to watch the sun go down and enjoy a glass of wine!
There are two dreamy bedrooms with sumptuous beds adorned with quality linens. In vintage modern style, one comes with a feature wallpapered wall and both are in cool, elegant tones. The innovative light shafts are equipped with remote controlled intelligent glass for night time. The bathroom is luxurious with a lovely roll top bath to sink into. Now where is that glass of champagne...
Staithes Cottage is interesting, quirky, brilliantly designed and even your dog is well catered for with a hot and cold running dog shower to wash off the sand!
Staithes is a very special village, full of charm, winding cobbled streets, 18th century cottages and characterful pubs. This fabulous coastal village was once one the largest fishing ports in the North East. It offers a unique, undeniable charm with his huddled cottages clinging to the hillside enjoying fabulous views of the stunning shoreline. From Staithes you can explore the rugged Yorkshire coastline, enjoying the dramatic clifftop views from the popular coastal trails. You can meander the Cleveland Way as it passes through the village and head towards Skinningrove where you will discover the remnants of the alum mines which once made the village famous. At the Staithes Lifeboat House you can learn about the village’s incredible fishing heritage and the heroic tales of the local lifeboat crew. The village also has a long history of well-known artists, including a group known as the ‘Staithes Group’ or the ‘Northern Impressionists’. You will see some incredible contemporary artworks at the Staithes Gallery. The brightly coloured fishing boats, known as the Whitby Cobles, are used by local fisherment to catch cod, lobsters and crabs plus there are some pleasure cruisers. There are wonderful fossils and rock pools to explore on the beach. It is no wonder that this stretch of coastline is known as the Dinosaur Coast. Staithes hosts an annual festival in September when the local galleries, cottages and public buildings open their doors to artists showcasing their work. There are pop-up galleries and tea rooms all around the village. It is a great time to visit.
Just south of Staithes is the unique, historic town of Whitby. It is definitely a town that offers something more than your typical coastal seaside resort. Whitby is famous for its connections to Bram Stoker’s Dracula and Captain Cook. It boasts a Gothic culture with quirky narrow cobbled streets, independent shops and the majestic ruins of Whitby Abbey overlooking the town from East Cliff. There is a monument to Captain James Cook on West Cliff where he is looking out to sea. There are plenty of excellent restaurants throughout the town including the famous Magpie Cafe. It offers many seafood dishes as well as its famous fish and chips. Close to the harbour you will find plenty of traditional seaside fun with amusement arcades and cafes. Heading back towards Staithes, you will find the lovely sandy beaches of Sandsend and Runswick Bay. Sandsend was originally two villages, Sandsend and East Row.
Six miles south of Whitby is the picturesque old fishing village of Robin Hood’s Bay. It is beautiful with a sandy beach, rock pools, ancient fossils, narrow twisting cobbled streets and alleyways. It is quite easy to get lost in the little warren of lanes lined with old fisherman’s cottages. Most have now been renovated. The village is buzzy with a good range of cafes, pubs and restaurants as well as charming, unique shops.
Castleton, set in the heart of the Esk Valley, with shop, tearoom and pubs is less than a mile from this Grade II listed bothy. Why not take the train along the scenic railway line to Whitby (17 miles) and spend a day exploring the alleyways and cobbled streets which offer an eclectic mix of shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. Slightly further afield is the bustling market town of Pickering (21 miles) with its historic castle, Dalby Forest (27 miles) with miles of cycle tracks to enjoy and the beautiful Castle Howard (20 miles). Other pretty market towns worth a visit include Helmsley (21 miles) and Malton which both have a variety of shops and local produce, Malton (25 miles) is fondly known as Yorkshire s food capital and has regular food fayres. Not forgetting the nearby beaches for you to enjoy. Head down the path to this cosy little bolthole for two. Step inside, the property has been transformed into a quirky and stylish space that s perfect for romantic getaways. Prepare meals in the contemporary kitchen area equipped with everything you need to rustle up a delicious dinner including an electric hob/oven, fridge and microwave. There is a neat table for two or take your meal outside and dine alfresco with the views of the rolling countryside. After dinner, snuggle up on the sofa and watch a movie on the Smart TV or take a walk in the impressive surrounding moorland. This is a welcoming space for both summer and winter retreats with high ceiling and traditional Yorkshire stoned flooring. The wet room is finished beautifully with a shower and WC which is warmed with under floor heating. When night calls, climb the ladder to the elevated hand crafted oak bed and get a good night s rest. Step outside to the terrace, which offers a private space to enjoy a drink or meal at the table whilst enjoying the delightful views and listening to the sounds of the countryside wildlife. There is private off road parking for one car and nextdoor the sister property to the Bothy, Blakey View Cottage, which also sleeps 2.
Nestled on private grounds just 3 miles from the market town of Stokesley and surrounded by stunning landscapes and a North York Moors backdrop is this ideally positioned abode for two. Keen walkers and nature lovers can set off on a hike and take in the incredible vistas of this magnificent national park along The Wainstones or up the National Trust owned Roseberry Topping. When it comes to days out and dining beyond the village, the neighbouring towns and villages have regular markets and fairs plus a wealth of great restaurants and cafes. For a bit of sand and sea, head towards Saltburn by the Sea (16 miles) where you can hop on board the miniature railway, relax on the sandy beach and indulge in some fish and chips at the bustling pier. As you approach the property and drive through the electric gates, you will appreciate the rural setting with stunning views of the surrounding countryside in all directions. Behind its black cladded exterior, you will find a light and spacious open plan living space finished to an exceptionally high standard with stylish, contemporary furniture. The open plan kitchen is well equipped, so you can cook up a romantic meal or pack up a good lunch before a day exploring. The kitchen includes an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and coffee machine. Meals can be enjoyed at the dining table inside or outside on the patio. The adjacent lounge also has large sliding doors that open up to allow the outside and the inside to merge on sunny days. Feel the warmth of the floor underfoot as you make your way over to the lounge area to watch a film on the Smart TV and snuggle up on the sofa with your loved one. From the sofa, you can look out onto Roseberry Topping hill. Completing the accommodation is the gorgeous king size bedroom and very spacious en suite shower room and WC. After a long day exploring, plunge yourself into the bubbling hot tub with the soundtrack of the Yorkshire countryside all around you. On warm balmy evenings, spend time on your private enclosed decking toasting your romantic retreat. Off road parking for one car is available.
Lying in the quiet village, surrounded by stunning landscapes of the Yorkshire Countryside is this ideally positioned lodge. Situated on the edge of the North York Moors, keen walkers and nature lovers can set off on a hike and take in the incredible vistas of this magnificent National Park along The Wainstones or up the National Trust owned Roseberry Topping. When it comes to days out and dining beyond the village, the neighbouring towns and villages have regular markets and a wealth of great restaurants and cafés. For a bit of sand and sea, head towards Saltburn by the Sea (16 miles) where you can hop on board the miniature railway, relax on the sandy beach and indulge in some fish and chips at the bustling pier. As you approach the property and drive through the electric gates, you will appreciate the rural setting with stunning views of the surrounding countryside in all directions. Behind its black cladded exterior, you will step into this light and spacious open plan living space and continue to be impressed as it is finished to an exceptionally high standard with stylish, contemporary furniture. The open plan kitchen is well equipped, so you can cook up a romantic meal or pack up a good lunch before a day exploring. The kitchen includes an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and coffee machine. Meals can be enjoyed at the dining table inside or outside on the patio. The adjacent lounge also has large sliding doors that open right up to allow the outside and the inside to merge on sunny days. Feel the warmth of the floor underfoot as you make your way over to the lounge area to watch a film on the Smart TV and snuggle up on the sofa with your loved one. From the sofa, you can look out onto Roseberry Topping hill. Completing the accommodation is the gorgeous king size bedroom and very spacious en suite shower room and WC. After a long day exploring, plunge yourself into the bubbling hot tub whilst the soundtrack of the Yorkshire countryside around you spoils you further with a fabulous hilly moorland backdrop. On warm balmy evenings, spend time on your private enclosed decking toasting your romantic retreat. Off road parking for one car is available.
The sleepy village of West Heslerton lies just 9 miles from Malton, 11 miles from the East Yorkshire coast and 13 miles from the North York Moors National Park, offering a great base for outdoor adventures throughout the North Yorkshire countryside. The nearby village of Sherburn (2.5 miles) has a handy convenience store and a pub. The surroundings enjoy picturesque countryside where you can visit Wolds Lavender & Nature Farm for nature trails, pack your clubs for Snainton Golf Centre, or head to North Yorkshire Water Park for canoeing and paddleboarding, all within 10 miles. Stop off for a well earned drink at the local village pub or spend a day at the seaside towns of Filey and Scarborough (13.5 miles). Head down the planted walkway to your retreat, where memories are about to be made. Enter this well planned and generously proportioned chalet style cabin into a bright and open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. This is a fantastic space for socialising with your friends and family. The kitchen is well equipped for you to cater for a quick breakfast, picnic or three course dinner and includes a gas oven and hob, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. Dine at the breakfast bar or take your meal over to the dining table and plan your next adventure. The lounge area is the perfect place to spend the chilly evenings while watching a movie on the Smart TV. The luxurious bathroom features a large freestanding bathtub, a large open shower and a WC. There are two bedrooms to rest your head: a king size bedroom and a king size zip and link (which can be made into 2 6 twins upon request). Outside, the property has a great, partly enclosed, wraparound decked terrace which is complete with ramps so that guests can enjoy the outdoors. There is a dining area with a BBQ rack for disposable trays; take your meal around to the covered area for an al fresco dinner. Step into the hot tub and ease your aching muscles after a long day walking around the stunning North Yorkshire countryside and coast you may even hear or spot the local wildlife rustling around you. There are various spots where you can sit outside with bespoke made seating which is perfect if you want a quiet area to read, follow the sun or enjoy a sundowner in the evening. There is off street parking for two cars provided.
Characterful three bedroom single storey barn conversion within the small village of Newton on Rawcliffe, just on the doorstep of the attractive North York Moors National Park, roughly 30 miles north east of the city of York. Less than 5 miles north of the busy market town of Pickering, you ll have plenty to do and explore right on your doorstep. Head just 3 miles north of the village and you can be walking in Cropton Forest. Travel another 18 miles and you ll reach the fishing town of Whitby or you can travel there by steam train on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, passing by beautiful moorland scenery. A little further down the coast visit Scarborough (23 miles) with its two sandy beaches, amusements and castle. A beautifully renovated barn, complete with an open beamed ceiling, exposed stone walls and a large fireplace. Step inside the convenient entrance area where you can leave your boots and coats after a walk, and make your way into the open plan living space, featuring a spacious lounge with a Smart TV and wood burner. This is the perfect place to relax with your family or friends at the end of the day, planning the next day's outing. The separate kitchen just off the lounge is generously equipped with all your home comforts, ready for you to create a feast. There are three well proportioned bedrooms, each with space to store away your things; chose from a double room, a twin room or a family room which features a double bunk bed with a double on the bottom and a single bunk above. Freshen up in either of the two bathrooms: one with a walk in shower or one with a shower over the bath. Heading outside there is a large communal garden with well stocked borders and wildflower patches with strategically placed benches where you can while away the hours with a good book or just admire the scenery. There is also a fabulous pool house with changing facilities and showers; take a dip in the 6 metre exercise pool and finish off in the sauna and hot tub.
An attractive two bedroom property set on the first floor of a converted barn within the small village of Newton on Rawcliffe; on the doorstep of the North York Moors National Park, roughly 30 miles north east of the city of York. Less than 5 miles north of the busy market town of Pickering, you ll have plenty to do and explore right on your doorstep. Just 3 miles north of the village and you can be walking in Cropton Forest. Travel another 18 miles and you ll reach the fishing town of Whitby or you can travel there by steam train on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, passing by beautiful moorland scenery. A little further down the coast visit Scarborough (23 miles) with its two sandy beaches, amusements and castle. Take the steps to the front door and enter into a triple aspect, open plan living/dining/kitchen area offering superb views towards Levisham to the east and the Vale of Pickering to the south. Dine at the table and plan your next adventure. When the night calls, you ll find one double bedroom and one twin bedroom with plenty of storage space. There is a large bathroom with a corner bath and separate shower. You are spoilt for choice of seating places as this complex has a vast communal garden with well stocked borders and wildflower patches with strategically placed benches where you can while away the hours with a good book or just admire the wildness. There is also a communal pool house with changing facilities and showers; take a dip in the 6m exercise pool and finish off in the sauna and hot tub.
A tastefully furnished cottage arranged over two floors within this holiday accommodation site in the picturesque village of Newton On Rawcliffe. Just on the doorstep of the attractive North York Moors National Park, roughly 30 miles north east of the city of York. Less than 5 miles north of Pickering, you ll have plenty to do and explore right on your doorstep. Head 3 miles north of the village and you ll find Cropton Forest, with plenty of great walks available. Travel another 18 miles and you ll reach the fishing town of Whitby or you can travel there by steam train on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, taking in some beautiful moorland scenery on the way. A little further down the coast is Scarborough (23 miles) with its two sandy beaches, amusements and castle. With an open plan kitchen/dining area, this three bedroom haven is ideal for a family trip or gathering with friends. You ll feel instantly at home. Seek relaxation in the living area which boasts tasteful décor, and lounge on the plush sofas as the wood burner creates a cosy ambience while you browse through the options on the Smart TV. The dining area is the perfect spot to enjoy breakfast and plan the day s events at the dining table with seating for six. The kitchen area has everything you need for mealtimes. There are three bedrooms: a twin room on the ground floor and a double and a twin room upstairs. Two bathrooms are available: one with a bath and shower on the ground floor and one on the first floor with a bath and hand held shower attachment. This complex has a vast communal garden with well stocked borders and wildflower patches; strategically placed benches mean you can while away the hours with a good book or just admire your surroundings. There is also a communal pool house with changing facilities and showers; take a dip in the 6m exercise pool and finish off in the sauna and hot tub.
Perfect for smaller groups, Whitby Apartment is a shining gem, built only in 2021 and overlooking Whitby’s bustling harbour. Who doesn’t enjoy looking out to boat life and water? It is a brilliant spot, just minutes from the 199 steps taking you to the famous and historic Whitby Abbey and the delights of this fascinating town. The apartment is very stylish with touches of Orla Kiely and splashes or vibrant colour accentuating the calm and mellow colour palettes. With two good sized bedrooms, this wonderful apartment is perfect for two couples or a small family. Everything sparkles at Whitby Apartment!
The apartment enjoys a very spacious, open plan living space, tastefully decorated to the very highest standard. It offers a contemporary corner sofa, beautifully adorned with scatter cushions and surrounding a very attractive rug. A trendy shelf system is home to the smart television and the dining table is surrounded by cool, colourful chairs. The views from the huge windows are stunning towards the harbour and town so strategically placed chairs offer excellent spots for people and boat watching. The kitchen is off to one side, a sensational space with gorgeous grey cabinetry, granite work surfaces, striking, bespoke glass fronted cabinets and the very best of appliances. You definitely have no excuse not to cook up a delicious storm here, though the vast array of fantastic restaurants on your doorstep are very tempting. There are lovely views towards the swing bridge from the kitchen window.
From the hallway, you will discover the gorgeous master bedroom with its sumptuous kingsize bed and ornate wall lanterns. It is such a treat to stay here and there is plenty of space for your holiday wardrobe. The master’s ensuite bathroom enjoys a shower with a thermostatic rain head. The second bedroom is also beautiful and enjoys a kingsize bed, fitted wardrobe and a delightful dressing table and stool. This room has use of the wonderful, immaculate family bathroom with its bath and overhead shower.
You will enjoy staying at Whitby Apartment. You may very well be watching the boats for hours on end. It is very addictive! It is a lovely second floor apartment within easy reach of everything that Whitby has to offer. In this location you will enjoy the town, the abbey, the restaurants, the narrow, quirky streets, museums and beyond, you will enjoy walking, cycling, farms, the steam railway, historic castles and wonderful local markets with the very best Yorkshire produce.
Whitby Apartment enjoys a central position in Whitby, overlooking the buzzy harbour. Whitby offers something more than your typical coastal seaside resort. It is famous for its connections to Bram Stoker’s Dracula and Captain Cook and boasts a Gothic culture. Its charming, quirky, narrow cobbled streets are brimming with independent shops and numerous eateries and pubs. The majestic ruins of Whitby Abbey overlook the town, just moments from the apartment. There is a monument to Captain James Cook up on West Cliff where he is looking out to sea. You can also visit the Captain Cook Memorial Museum and learn more about his life and time in Whitby.
You should definitely expect to encounter a hill or two in Whitby, not to mention the 199 steps to the abbey and St Mary’s Church. There are plenty of excellent restaurants including the famous Magpie Cafe where you will frequently see queues outside. This renowned quirky restaurant enjoys numerous levels and offers many seafood dishes as well as the delicious, traditional fish and chips.
Visitors enjoy classic seaside fun with crabbing, sandcastle building and walks along the pier, not to mention the amusement arcades. Just along from the main town and harbour you will discover the lovely sandy beaches of Sandsend and Runswick Bay. Sandsend was originally two villages, Sandsend and East Row. There are several delightful cafes for cups of tea and lunches.
The picturesque old fishing village of Robin Hood’s Bay is just six miles south of Whitby . It is very attractive and definitely Instagram worthy with a sandy beach, rock pools, ancient fossils, narrow twisting cobbled streets and alleyways. You can easily imagine the fishermen and smugglers walking the streets hundreds of years ago. It is quite easy to get lost in the little warren of lanes lined with old fisherman’s cottages. Most have now been renovated. The village enjoys a good range of cafes, pubs and restaurants as well as charming, unique shops.
Staithes is also a picture postcard unmissable village, clinging to the hillside and boasting winding cobbled streets, 18th century cottages and characterful pubs. This fabulous coastal village was once one the largest fishing ports in the North East but now it is a wonderful hillside gem perfect for exploring Yorkshire’s cliff top paths and the rock pools on the small sandy beach.
There are many stunning coastal and country walks, cycle paths and 800km of bridleways close to Whitby. You will be amazed at the peaceful and tranquil countryside of the North York Moors National Park.
