Escape to the coast
Explore the traditional resort of Filey, with a 5 mile stretch of golden sands.
Scarborough with 2 large sunny bays divided by the ruins of the 11th century castle.
Bridlington to the south, the sandy coastline extends as far as the Humber estuary, making it excellent for long walks any time of the year.
Whitby, not only has a 2 mile sandy beach but is well known for the historical Abbey, Dracula, Captain Cook and one of the best driving roads in Yorkshire…Pickering to Sleights.
Not forgetting the natural beauty of Robin Hoods bay with its cliff top and sweeping views.
And don’t forget about Hornsea with its peaceful Blue Flag beach, quaint promenade and towering Victorian folly, Hornsea is a quintessential British seaside resort. Once well known for its pottery production, the town is now home to Yorkshire‘s largest freshwater lake which boasts over 250 species of birds and plenty of opportunities for sailing and fishing.
Beverley Westwood and Black Mill… beware of the cows!
Two Churches, one town: the Minster and St Marys
North Bar, a 15th-century gate situated in Beverley designated a Grade I listed building