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COAST Freshen up your weekend with one of our stunning award winning beaches. COUNTRYSIDE See our top 6 cycling routes as well as a selection of water sports to dive into. CULTURE Welcoming the world to enjoy, share and celebrate the best of Yorkshire’s artistic talent. CUISINE Savour some of Yorkshire’s best-loved dishes and exotic avours from around the world. ast the Co
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Looking for a beach holiday with From its glorious Jurassic 4 the family? We’ve some of the Coast coastline and beautiful, Discover The Coast rolling countryside to best-loved seaside holiday spots in the country right here. Want to its fascinating cultural 6 Countryside experience the great outdoors? Discover Something heritage and the very Our dramatic landscapes are just Beautiful best of British and world waiting to be explored. Or if it’s cuisine, the Yorkshire history, culture, fine dining and 10 Culture Coast has so much to oer. entertainment you’re after, you’ll find Discover Our Way Of Life it all in our ancient landmarks, pretty villages and cobbled market towns. 14 Cuisine Discover A New Taste
18 Scarborough Britain’s rst seaside You can’t miss... resort has two fantastic bays and is brimming with things to see and do.
20 Bridlington For a traditional seaside trip of family fun and happy memories, it’s got to be Bridlington.
22 Whitby Experience Whitby’s Coast Flamborough Head endless charm, and you’ll want to come back time and time again. Burton Agnes Hall À la carte dining and Gardens 24 Filey Beautiful sandy beach, clitop views, rock pools and nature trails are just some of the gems this traditional Edwardian seaside town has to oer.
26 North York Moors Unspoilt moorland, ancient landmarks and picture-perfect villages.
Culture Cuisine 28 Coastal Towns & Villages Climb up Roseberry Topping Winding cobbled streets, brooding coastal clis and untouched harbours.
30 Events & Festivals Check out this year’s varied programme of events and festivals. ast 32 Attractions e o 44 Accommodation h C Where to stay t 45 Scarborough 63 Bridlington Countryside 82 Whitby For more information go to www.DiscoverYorkshireCoast.com 88 Filey 92 Coastal Villages
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Yorkshire Coast 2015 3 Robin Hood’s Bay Withernsea Filey Staithes Pack a net and a picnic and When you pass through This traditional seaside resort, Once one of the largest go searching for sea life in the Pier Towers you’ll find with five miles of award- fishing ports on the North some of the best rock pools in Withernsea’s glorious sandy winning sandy beach, historic East coast, Staithes is now Yorkshire. While you’re there, beach. While you’re here, promenade and gentle pace the location for the CBeebies you can learn about how the climb the 144 steps of the of life, is the perfect place series Old Jack’s Boat. This coastline was formed and see Withernsea Lighthouse for to visit for a relaxing and pretty village is also home to more marine life up close at breathtaking views along the nostalgic family holiday. a thriving artists’ colony, and the coastal exhibition in The coast then enjoy a peaceful is one of the best-loved rock Old Coastguard Station. walk in the landscaped Runswick Bay pooling and fossil-hunting Valley Gardens. Runswick Bay’s sandy spots on the Yorkshire Coast. Flamborough beach, which once provided Explore Flamborough’s Bridlington anchorage for brightly- towering wildlife-filled white Looking for a fun-filled day coloured fishing boats, cliffs, and take the kids out with the kids? With two is now a family favourite searching for crabs, fossils glorious beaches, award- for rock pooling, fossil Whitby and starfish in the coves, winning promenades and an hunting and coastal walks, caves and rock pools that are historic harbour, there are where you can admire the scattered along the coastline. more sandcastles to build, breathtaking sea views. dips in the sea to be had and Ravenscar happy memories to be made Sandsend The magnificent vantage point in Bridlington. Don’t forget The delightful, picturesque of Ravenscar was once used to visit the traditional funfair, village of Sandsend boasts by the Romans as a signal amusements and donkey charming cottages, pubs station. Discover its geology rides while you’re here. and cafés along the sea and local history along the 3 front, and a sweeping bay mile Ravenscar Trail. that stretches three miles all the way to Whitby. Scarborough Discover Britain’s First Seaside resort and the golden sands of the North and South Bays that lay beneath the ancient ruins of Scarborough Castle. The North Bay offers surf shops, continental style cafes and bars and fun filled family attractions. The South Bay is much busier with seafood stalls, ice cream parlours, amusements, fun fairs, boat trips and donkey rides all set along a traditional foreshore.
Hornsea Spend a day in this quintessentially British seaside resort and you’ll soon find out why it’s one of East Yorkshire’s favourites. Once well-known for its pottery production, the town is home to Yorkshire’s largest freshwater lake, Hornsea Mere.
Whitby Whitby is brimming with endless charm and surprising contrasts – from its towering, atmospheric Abbey ruins and winding cobbled streets to its sandy beaches and working harbour. Once you’ve experienced one of the best- loved seaside towns in the country, you’ll want to come back time and time again.
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~ Choose one of our various idyllic spots along the Yorkshire Coast.
Beautiful scenery combined with award-winning beaches, will freshen up any weekend. ~ COUNTRYSIDE Rugged coastlines, forest-covered valleys, open moorlands & rolling elds. The area is home to some of the most dramatic beauty spots and stunning trails in the country, from the sweeping roads, rolling hills and secluded villages of the Yorkshire Wolds, to the ancient landmarks, unspoilt woodland and heather moorland of the North York Moors. So, however you like to get around, there’s plenty to do, see and explore here.
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Yorkshire Coast 2015 7 TAKE ON THE TRAILS Cycling AT DALBY FOREST OFF-ROAD EXPLORING Whatever your age or ability, there’s bound to be a trail for you at Yorkshire’s Serious mountain bikers will love the most famous forest. For kids and families, twisting tracks, thigh-burning climbs there’s the Ellerburn Family Cycle Route and exhilarating downhills across the that takes you along the fields and bridleways of the North York Moors. Ellerburn Beck, and the mixed-terrain There are plenty of scenic routes such Green route around Adderstone. More as the The Cinder Track: a converted experienced riders can try the more railway trail of around 21 miles long with a challenging Red and World Cup cycle gradual climb up to Whitby, followed by a trails, or head for the dirt jumps at the picturesque descent into Scarborough. Pace Bike Park at Dixon’s Hollow. TOP 6 ROUTES Way of the Roses The Scarborough to Whitby Cinder Track Moor To Sea Cycle Network ROAD BIKING Bridlington Promenade From its quieter family routes to its coast-to- Rosedale Railway Ride coast tours, Yorkshire has miles and miles of Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Route cycle routes that take you to all the hidden gems and best attractions.
If more easy-going cycle routes are your thing, you’ll find quiet country roads, byways and paths all across the Yorkshire Coast. Or do you fancy more of a challenge? Then have a go at some or all of the Moor to Sea Cycle Network that links Scarborough, Whitby, Dalby Forest and Pickering. This 150-mile route takes you through quiet roads, woodland tracks and a former coastal railway. Or try the Yorkshire Wolds circular bike trail, which passes through charming villages, picturesque market towns, rolling hills and the beautiful Bridlington coast.
Dalby Forest
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Stunning Walks Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or someone who enjoys the odd ramble, you’ll nd a huge range of trails to choose from on the coast to suit your ability and tness level. Head for the clifftops where you can cross streams, watch the seabirds take flight and admire the breathtaking coastal views. Or spend the day rambling through the quaint villages, peaceful streams, beautiful woodland and tranquil countryside of the Yorkshire Wolds and the North York Moors.
From east to west, north to south, the North York Moors National Park has some of the finest walks and landmarks in the country. The iconic White Horse Walk, the famous daffodil walk in Farndale and the dramatic rock crags on the Wainstones Walk are just some of our best-loved walking spots. You’ll find our full list of walking guides at www.northyorkmoors.org.uk / www.walkingtheriding.gov.uk
Watersports Make sure you pack your wetsuit and board because Yorkshire has some of the best surf beaches along the East Coast. Our varied coastline is mostly rock-free, which makes for great surfing conditions. Don’t miss the tempting waves of Scarborough’s North Bay, South Bay, Cayton Bay and Bridlington Bay while you’re here.
Is sailing and windsurfing more your thing? With windy, wide open coastal waters, windsurfers will be right at home here. And you’ll find sailing clubs and venues dotted along Yorkshire’s coastline that run try-out sessions for first-timers or more advanced sailors, including the active Scaling Dam sailing club in the North York Moors. To read more on walks you can do Hornsea Mere offers rowing, sailing and boat trips in beautiful surroundings, in the area please visit whilst just inland at Brandesburton www.DiscoverYorkshireCoast.com disused gravel pits have now become Horse Riding acres of inland waters offering excellent facilities for power boating, water skiing Want to saddle up and see the Yorkshire TOP 6 WALKS Coast on horseback? There are plenty wake boarding, jet skis, windsurfing, Cleveland Way National Trail canoeing and sailing. of riding stables and trails in the area such as Snainton Riding Centre, Grosmont to Whitby Yorkshire’s network of rivers and rugged Woldgate Trekking Centre and the Levisham Moor and the Hole of Horcum coastline also offer some of the best Whitby Farsyde Riding Centre, or you Spurn Point Walk canoeing and kayaking around. can see more on our website. Yorkshire Wolds Way National Trail Flamborough and Bempton Clis
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CULTURE Beauty, music, heritage, energy, art, inspiration, surprise, ambition, charm, pride… For years we’ve been welcoming the world to enjoy, share and celebrate the best of Yorkshire’s artistic talent and the wealth of culture on oer in this ne county. Music, art and theatre lovers alike will appreciate our diverse range of entertainment, while our vibrant cultural festivals aim to push boundaries and leave a legacy for the artists, musicians and performers of the future.
Yorkshire Coast 2015 11 Live Music Love music? Then you’ll be happy to hear the Yorkshire Coast is well known for its lively, varied music scene.
The famous Scarborough and Bridlington Staithes Gallery Spas have hosted some of the biggest names in music, such as The Rolling Stones, The Who and Jools Holland, to more recently Kasabian, Jake Bugg and The Script. Scarborough’s Open Air Theatre has Galleries Sewerby Hall played host to the likes of Elton John, Status Quo, Olly Murs, Jessie J, Boyzone, Little Mix The sweeping sands, historic and McBusted. Whitby’s popular Musicport charm and wild, rugged beauty and Folk Week also draw crowds from all Stately Homes, over the country. of Yorkshire’s coastline and countryside have always been Castles and Abbeys a magnet for artists and art Discover what life was like hundreds of lovers alike. Whether you’re years ago as you wander through Yorkshire’s looking for the perfect piece magnificent castles, abbey ruins, crumbling for your home, a gift for a loved monasteries and religious sites. one or just browsing, you’ll nd Must-sees include: galleries galore here. Sewerby Hall and Gardens From the cobbled streets of Whitby, The imposing gothic ruins of Bridlington’s historic Old Town and the Whitby Abbey seaside favourites of Scarborough and Filey, to the pretty market towns of the The Roman signal station and North York Moors, the Yorkshire Coast is Viking haven of Scarborough Castle packed with independent galleries and Rievaulx Abbey, one of the most complete larger exhibitions with an exciting range and impressive abbeys in Britain of paintings, sculptures, jewellery and Sledmere House ceramics by contemporary British artists. Burton Agnes Hall To find out more about our art galleries Burton Constable Hall and upcoming exhibitions in the area, Scarborough Open Air Theatre go to discoveryorkshirecoast.com Castle Howard Nunnington Hall
12 Yorkshire Coast 2015 DiscoverYorkshireCoast.com Theatres The Yorkshire Coast theatre scene boasts a varied programme of Our History events and productions all year Yorkshire’s ever-changing round. So whether you’re an coastline and rugged opera or ballet lover, or looking countryside has been to catch the latest national play home to Jurassic creatures, or musical, you’re bound to nd Viking strongholds, Roman something you love. settlements, England’s The Stephen Joseph Theatre is known greatest explorers, monks, for its commitment to new writing smugglers, sherman, writers, throughout its 60 years not to mention Alan artists and holiday-makers. Ayckbourn’s 78+ World Premieres. Whitby Pavilion Theatre is home to a wide mix of Rotunda Museum Since Victorian times, we’ve been entertainment including plays, traditional inviting visitors to explore our rich history, drama, pantomimes, musicals, comedy whether in the crumbling remains of our and variety shows. The Spa Bridlington is a religious sites, the fishing heritage of our luxurious Edwardian two-tier theatre in red harbours or in the prehistoric fossils that and gold, and seats 675 for performances can be found along our coast. Indeed, it including musicals, dance, drama and was on Yorkshire’s Jurassic coast, in the theatre productions. We also have early days of geology, that many secrets Scarborough Spa which is a multi-purpose of the earth’s history were discovered. entertainment venue showcasing comedy, Along its series of spectacular cliffs and traditional seaside theatre and live music. bays are rocks and fossils that date back 160 million years. Architecture Museums Iconic abbey ruins, commanding The Yorkshire Coast is brimming with coastal castles, grand countryside The Spa Bridlington estates and Art Deco masterpieces… museums, exhibitions and activities to keep all ages entertained. You’ll nd all these and more as part of Yorkshire’s rich and Hornsea Museum is set in an 18th varied architecture. century farmhouse, experience the period rooms and fascinating artifacts. Home to As well as its world-famous sites such the famous Hornsea Pottery collection as Whitby Abbey, Yorkshire has many awe-inspiring buildings just waiting to be Experience the sights, sounds and discovered. Castle Howard, Yorkshire’s smells of life on both the home front finest stately home and gardens, is a treasure and front line at the award-winning trove of inspiring architecture and interiors. Eden Camp Malton With a 1,000-acre estate of temples, lakes, Uncover the life of England’s most fountains and listed monuments, this dramatic famous explorer at the Captain Cook landscape offers breathtaking views at every Memorial Museum in Whitby turn. The enchanting Nunnington Hall and the beautiful 18th-century landscape and ruins of Learn about Filey’s rich history as you Rievaulx Terrace with stunning views down explore the eight ornate rooms of the over the Rievaulx Abbey are also must-sees. 17th century Filey Museum The Spa Scarborough If it’s Yorkshire’s heritage seaside Travel 160 million years back in time architecture that fascinates you then a visit to unearth which dinosaurs roamed to Scarborough’s Cultural Quarter on The the area at the Rotunda Museum, Crescent is a must. Here you will find the Scarborough Scarborough Art Gallery and Woodend Discover Scarborough’s maritime Creative Workspace, the original home of the past on a free guided tour at the the Sitwell Family. Look out also for the iconic Maritime Heritage Centre Stephen Joseph Theatre, the Victorian Spa Climb the 144 steps to the top of the and Grand Hall, and the circular Rotunda unique Withernsea Lighthouse for Museum. Other must-sees include the Pre- breath-taking views Raphaelite stained glass windows of St Martin’s Church, and Anne Bronte’s Dress up as an Edwardian at the grave at St Mary’s Church. Sewerby Hall Museum, talk to costumed interpreters and see Rudston Monolith - the tallest prehistoric selected pieces of furniture from the standing stone in Britain at almost 8 metres Victoria and Albert Museum high and weighing 26 tonnes. Winifred Holtby, author of South Riding is buried in the church Bridlington Bayle Museum, the original yard here just yards from the family home. Stephen Joseph Theatre gatehouse to the Priory Church
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CUISINE Savour some of Yorkshire’s best- loved dishes and exotic avours from around the world. The Yorkshire Coast is famous for its food and drink, from sumptuous, Michelin-starred ne dining and elegant afternoon tea, to traditional pub favourites, award-winning local ales and the best sh and chips in the UK. So, whether you’re a keen foodie sampling the nest dishes we have to oer or just need a quick and delicious bite to eat while you take in the scenery, you’ll nd it all along the beautiful Yorkshire Coast.
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Yorkshire Coast 2015 15 Family favourites to top class cuisine.
There’s something to suit every palate across Yorkshire’s Heritage Coast, Wolds and the North York Moors.
EXPERIENCE FINE DINING taverns, traditional inns and bistro-style and homemade artisan bread. If it’s fine dining you’re looking for, we have pubs nestled across its coastline and three Michelin-starred restaurants on our countryside, Yorkshire is renowned for TASTE THE MANY patch which serve elegant, gourmet à la its warm welcome and succulent FLAVOURS OF THE WORLD carte and taster dishes from some of the Sunday lunches. It’s not just local dishes that we’re famous most talented chefs in the UK. You can for. There’s a veritable feast of flavours to find The Pipe & Glass at South Dalton, SAMPLE TRADITIONAL choose from along the Yorkshire coastline and countryside. Culinary masterpieces The Star at Harome and the Black FISH AND CHIPS inspired by recipes from all over the world Swan at Oldstead. Fish and chips are one of our great British are right on your doorstep and ready to be institutions. Whether eaten straight from the Fine dining is not just restricted to enjoyed. Discover your favourite taste: paper or from a plate, with or without mushy Yorkshire’s Michelin-starred restaurants you can choose from Greek, Italian, peas, no trip to the seaside is complete though. Quality, local produce and Spanish, English, Indian, Chinese or without tucking into fresh, locally-caught fish imaginative and creative dishes can Thai, to name a few. and mouthwatering thick-cut chips. all be found here – from the freshest, locally-caught seafood of the coast to From the traditional seaside shops and ENJOY DELICIOUS the comforting, regional favourites of takeaways on the coast to acclaimed pubs AFTERNOON TEA our farmlands. And it can all be devoured further inland, the Yorkshire Coast has Whatever the season, there’s nothing quite while soaking up some of the best some of the best fish and chip restaurants like a spot of afternoon tea to help you views in the country. in the country. relax, unwind and take a break from seeing all the sights this part of the country has SAVOUR A LEISURELY to offer. We Yorkshire folk make the best VISIT THE FRESH cup of tea in the land, not to mention our FAMILY SUNDAY LUNCH FOOD MARKETS After a busy morning of exploring and delicious homemade cakes, scones and Soak up the lively atmosphere and sample sweet treats. So there’s even more reason soaking up the sights with the family, what some of Yorkshire’s award-winning, locally- could be better than a hearty roast with to stop off at one of our many tea rooms produced food at our many markets up and while you’re here. all the trimmings and a drop of local ale down the coast. You’ll find everything from on a lazy Sunday afternoon? With cosy the freshest lobster and succulent joints of To find out more about our cuisine go to meat, to traditional Yorkshire Wensleydale www.discoveryorkshirecoast.com
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~ Indulge your taste buds and discover something new with the varied avours that Yorkshire’s coastline and countryside has to oer. ~ Surf’s up in Scarborough Whatever the season, whatever the weather, Britain’s rst seaside resort is brimming with things to see and do. Families will love Scarborough’s golden beaches, traditional seaside amusements and fun parks, while its boat-filled harbour, historical gems and popular surfing spots are perfect for relaxing breaks and exhilarating days out.
Scarborough Marina
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Experience Scarborough’s two contrasting bays. The North Bay oers a more tranquil setting with traditional beach huts and a miniature railway, taking visitors to the Sea Life centre and Open Air Theatre. You can join the stunning Cleveland Way National Trail here. For a complete contrast, the South Bay oers the traditional hustle and bustle with seaside delights.
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South Bay Luna Park SEE AND DO CATCH THE SURF Visit the ruins of Scarborough is renowned for Scarborough Castle being one of the best surfing Explore the ancient ruins of spots on the whole East Coast. Scarborough Castle, learn how View the bay So don your wetsuit, grab it earned its battle scars, and your board and ride the waves take in the glorious, panoramic from a galleon! of The North Bay, The South views from the top of the steps. Bay and Cayton Bay. You may Follow in the footsteps THE HISPANIOLA be good enough to join the North Bay of the dinosaurs UK Pro Surf Championship The Hispaniola, the historic 160 million years ago, in October. miniature pirate ship, is now sailing Scarborough was home to the high seas for a very pleasant trip Never surfed before? Whatever many dinosaurs. Explore our around Scarborough’s South Bay. your age or skill level, there are Jurassic coast and find out There are many other boats to enjoy plenty of surf schools, shops more about these fascinating a day out at sea whether it’s for and kids clubs where you beasts at the Rotunda Museum. fishing, whale watching or merely can hire boards and wetsuits, Enjoy a performance at enjoying a cruise along the bay. and take surfing and paddle the world renowned boarding lessons. Stephen Joseph Theatre Join the 60th year celebrations as The NORTH BAY ATTRACTIONS SCARBOROUGH’S Stephen Joseph OPEN AIR THEATRE Theatre puts on a diamond jubilee programme of events in 2015.
Ride on a dragon boat at Peasholm Park The peaceful, oriental-themed Sea Life Centre Peasholm Park and Lake has been There are attractions to suit big and little designed within a natural glen. kids alike on the North Bay. You can watch The park includes a stream, the Naval Warfare being played out by Europe’s largest open air theatre waterfalls, small ponds as well as replica, man-powered boats at Peasholm has reopened in Scarborough, seating a tranquil lake. That’s unless the Park, and go mini-tank driving, paintballing 5,500 guests. Set in Northstead 20ft replica boats recreate the and rock climbing at Military Adventure Manor Gardens, the Open Air tensions of a battle at sea. Park. There’s also the 12-hole Pirate Theatre has played host to the likes of Adventure Golf Land if you fancy a bit Olly Murs, Katherine Jenkins, Elton Try rock pooling of swashbuckling fun. Take a trip on the John and José Carreras. To find out Take the kids searching miniature railway to see the animals at the more about upcoming events and for crabs, starfish and Sea Life Centre or experience the high- how to book tickets, go to little sea creatures along level thrills of the Sky Trail Adventure. www.scarboroughopenairtheatre.com Scarborough’s South Bay.
Yorkshire Coast 2015 19 Sail into Bridlington
The Kids will love... SAILING TRIPS Spot the seabirds at the famous 300 foot high Bempton Cliffs from the Yorkshire Belle. Winner of the Sunday Times Best Boat Trip in Britain 2008, the Yorkshire Belle is perfect for a day trip with your family and friends.
Bridlington Beach
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Imagine the sand Bridlington Fun Fair between your toes. The blue sky. The sea air. The sun breaking over the Promenade. Sewerby Hall & Gardens The sound of the tide The Spa Bridlington rolling in, pulling back. Fish and Chips, local fresh seafood, waffles, doughnuts and icecream...
When you want a traditional COME RAIN TOP 5 THINGS TO HERITAGE COAST British seaside trip filled with sandy beaches, family fun and OR SHINE SEE AND DO #DiscoverYorkshireCoast happy memories, it’s got to You can’t always count on Enjoy a family beach day be Bridlington. From building the British Summer! But With golden sands stretching sandcastles and playing beach there’s always something to for miles and miles, Bridlington cricket with the little ones, to do in Bridlington whatever is the perfect seaside resort for trying your luck in the arcades, the weather. building sandcastles, enjoying a visit to the fun fair and strolling donkey rides and playing beach along the Promenade, there’s With attractions and activities games with the family. so much to do and see here. galore, you will be spoilt for choice on your next holiday. Visit Sewerby Hall Places to visit include the & Gardens Bridlington Birds of Prey and Admire the 50 acres of Animal Park, The Bondville Model gardens, explore the beautiful grand hall and keep the kids Village, Treasure Island Mini Golf Puffins at Bempton Cliffs and John Bull World of Rock. entertained at the zoo. The world-famous RSPB Take in a show at Bempton reserve with brand The Spa Bridlington new visitor centre (opening The Spa Bridlington hosts a spring) is home to towering varied programme of events all chalk cliffs breathtaking views year round, including the very and over 200,000 seabirds, best in dance, sport, music, including guillemots, gannets, drama, comedy and more. kittiwakes, puffins, short-eared Stroll or ride along the award owls and tree sparrows. While winning promenades you’re here, enjoy a clifftop Enjoy a peaceful walk along walk and a family picnic Bridlington’s busy promenades, while you spot and listen to relax, de-stress and breathe in the the seabirds, and take in the stunning coastal views. Bridlington Old Town (Dads Army) Photo: Simon Kench fresh sea air or take the land train.
Watch the boats sailing Discover the rich and varied BRIDLINGTON OLD TOWN out of the harbour marine wildlife that can be found on the Yorkshire Coast Looking for something browse the many antique shops Bridlington’s historic harbour at the Living Seas Centre, different? Escape to the and galleries. But for sure the is the largest shell fish port Flamborough. You can watch peaceful, ancient streets highlight in the Old Town is the in England and home to the undersea kelp forest and of the Old Town. stunning Priory Church, founded trawlers, private yachts, fishing chalk reef habitats, get close to around 1113AD . Be sure to step boats, speedboats, pleasure the sea creatures that live here The historic Old Town of into the Bayle Museum and find craft, the Yorkshire Belle at South Landing and find out Bridlington offers a fascinating out more about Bridlington’s history. and the Pirate Ship. how we can all do our bit for contrast to life on the beach. Take Bridlington Old Town has been marine wildlife all while enjoying a quiet stroll on the High Street, thrown back in time to the 1940s a cup of tea or an ice cream. enjoy a warming cup of Yorkshire for the filming of the new Dad’s tea in the Georgian Tea Rooms, Army movie due for release 2016.
Yorkshire Coast 2015 21 Welcome to Whitby Home to gothic abbey ruins, sandy beaches, a working harbour, winding cobbled streets, cosy taverns and haunting tales, Whitby is deserving of its place as one of the most loved seaside towns in the country.
Take a romantic stroll along the pier and watch the sunset. Once you’ve experienced its endless charm, you’ll want to come back time and time again.
BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA Celebrate the 125th Anniversary of Bram’s Stoker’s visit to Whitby and learn how he obtained his inspiration for the book Dracula. Visit the Dracula Experience where you will find animated scenes, electronic special effects and live actors, this eerie, spine-chilling show takes you through the Dracula story and its connections to Whitby. Or why not visit the International Film Festival or one of the Gothic weekends West Pier. Whitby for a true taste of gothic Whitby.
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Whitby Abbey
WHITBY ABBEY SHOPPING & Set high on steep cliffs FESTIVALS overlooking the harbour and You’ll find a host of arts and cobbled streets of the old town, crafts shops, vintage boutiques, Whitby’s ancient, atmospheric Whitby jet jewellers and pottery Whitby Goths abbey ruins command an studios along the town’s winding TOP 5 THINGS TO impressive presence over cobbled streets. Each year SEE AND DO Whitby and are a must-see if Whitby invites thousands of you’re planning a trip to this people from all walks of life to Captain Cook Museum historic seaside town. celebrate its rich, diverse culture Learn about all the epic Founded in 657 AD by the and history. Its famous Goth voyages of discovery Saxon King of Northumbria, Festival has grown into one of the undertaken by one of and destroyed in 1540 on world’s premier goth events, while England’s greatest explorers. orders from Henry VII, the the Folk Week brings in scores of Jump on board the North abbey is steeped in folklore visitors to enjoy live music, dance Yorkshire Moors Railway and legend, and has drawn and storytelling. Other events and the Esk Valley Railway generations from all over the to look out for include Whitby Discover the magnificent world to uncover its rich history. Regatta, Musicport - the UK’s biggest indoor music festival and landscape and quaint villages the 60s music festival. of the North York Moors and Esk Valley by rail starting from Whitby. WATCH THE FRANK MEADOW Fortune’s Smokehouse WORLD GO BY SUTCLIFFE & Under the gaze of St. THE SUTCLIFFE Mary’s Church, Fortune’s GALLERY Smokehouse and shop is one of Whitby’s most famous Discover the beautiful and nostalgic and best-loved sepia images of Whitby at The Sutcliffe attractions. Gallery on Flowergate. The world- famous Whitby photographer, Frank Whitby Walks Meadow Sutcliffe, devoted his life to Explore fine houses, taking photos of ordinary working life secret courtyards, in Whitby. His evocative images of the Whitby Whale Bones, West Cli alleys, ghauts and harbour, fishing and fisher-folk were parts of Whitby Whitby’s cobbled streets lead to a beautiful taken between 1875-1910, and helped others miss with working harbour where you can stroll along to develop photography as an art form. Whitby Walks. the pier and watch the boats and fishing trawlers go by. Or why not take a trip on WHITBY PAVILION The Jet Museum the Bark Endeavour, an authentic replica Whitby Pavilion hosts a wide range of See the outstanding of HMS Endeavour which was sailed by entertainment all year round, including collection of Captain James Cook during his scientific plays, traditional drama, pantomimes, handcrafted Whitby expedition of 1768. musicals, comedy, music concerts Jet jewellery, and variety shows, so there’s always ornaments, antiques and WEST CLIFF ATTRACTIONS something for everyone to enjoy. artifacts at Whitby Jet Museum. Whitby’s West Cliff is packed with things to see and do such as an outdoor paddling pool, Don’t miss Whitby’s famous twice- skateboard park, bumper boats, trampolines, yearly Goth Weekend, the annual Don’t miss out on... pitch and putt, and crazy golf. You’ll also Whitby Folk Week, 60’s music Whitby’s own Pannett Park. find the Whitby Leisure Centre, which has weekend and theatre shows at The 3.3 hectares of land homes a flourishing a swimming pool, tennis court, gym and Whitby Pavilion. oasis for wildlife amongst the woodland, badminton court. flower embankments and the lily pond.
Yorkshire Coast 2015 23 Rock up to Filey
Looking for a fun family holiday? Or a relaxing break by the sea? You’re in the right place. Filey’s beautiful clean beach, clifftop views, rock pools and nature trails are just some of the reasons why it’s been voted as one of TripAdvisors UKs favourite beaches.
Filey Beach
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Bird Garden and Ocean Drive Filey Animal Park Fun, relaxing and educational Filey Cresent Gardens 5 MILES OF for all, this five acre park is home to some fascinating GOLDEN SANDS nature, including exotic birds Pack a bucket, a spade and a picnic and and glorious gardens. enjoy a fun day out with the family building sandcastles, paddling in the sea, playing Filey Museum beach games and tucking into fish and Discover Filey’s rich history chips. Or take a peaceful stroll along Filey’s as you explore the eight five miles of sweeping, golden sands. The ornate rooms of the 17th coastal-themed sculptures along the historic century Filey Museum. promenade are well worth a visit too.
Evron Centre The steep surrounding sea cliffs offer Based within the heart of glorious views of beautiful Filey Bay, Filey, the Evron Centre hosts stretching all the way to Flamborough Head. events throughout the year Discover the many types of seabirds that including farmers’ markets, nestle on the cliffs and watch them dive food festivals, exhibitions into the sea in search of fish. and Filey Folk Festival.
Filey Foreshore The cobbled slipway at Filey Beach the northern end of Filey FILEY BRIGG seafront is home to fishing Roll up your trousers, cobbles and private boats. grab your fishing Amusements, Crazy Golf, nets and head for artistic statues and beautiful the deep rock pools beach huts can all be found of Filey Brigg. on Filey’s beautiful promenade. Your kids will love searching for fish, Filey Golf Club crabs and other One of the finest courses Crescent Gardens little sea creatures. on the Yorkshire Coast, Filey It’s great fun for Golf Club is an 18-hole, adults too! 70-par course with excellent CRESCENT GARDENS conditions and breathtaking With lush greenery, beautiful views across After you’re done views of the coastline. the bay and brass band concerts on exploring the marine life, Sundays throughout the summer, Filey’s head for the nature trail along the top of award-winning Crescent Gardens is the the Brigg. This walk is fairly level and gives perfect spot for a relaxing afternoon break panoramic views across the bay to the great away from the busy beach. Take a leisurely chalk cliffs of Bempton and Flamborough, walk through the peaceful gardens, or just sit and northwards towards Scarborough. back, relax and breathe in the sea air.
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Yorkshire Coast 2015 25 North Yo rk Moors Rich in history, beautiful and varied in landscapes and famous for its warm welcome, the North York Moors National Park is a truly special place.
Explore its ancient landmarks and picture- perfect villages. Escape to its unspoilt moorland, woodland and forests. Discover the towering cliffs, rocky shores and sheltered bays of its coastline.
LEVISHAM ESTATE (HOLE OF HORCUM) Known as the ‘North York Moors in miniature’, Levisham Estate packs beautiful heather moorland, incredible landforms, ancient woodlands, fascinating wildlife and world-class archaeology into just 13.6 sq km.
Located north of Pickering, south of the North York Moors, the estate is owned and cared for by the North York Moors National Park Authority, and is Open Access Land. So you’re free to explore and take pictures of its popular beauty spots, including the spectacular scenery of the Hole of Horcum and the heritage railway steaming through Newtondale. Roseberry Topping - Photo: Colin Carter
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Don’t miss... Breath taking views CASTLE ROSEBERRY RIEVAULX TERRACE AND ABBEY HOWARD TOPPING Set in a tranquil valley just outside the market town of Helmsley, Conquer this iconic hill and Rievaulx Terrace is a half-mile-long terrace with a Doric Temple reach the distinctive half-cone at one end and an Ionic Temple at the other. Perched high above summit to enjoy dramatic Rievaulx Abbey and awash with primroses and orchids in spring views across North Yorkshire and summer, it gives stunning views of the valley and is the and Cleveland. There’s plenty perfect place for a family picnic. to explore in the surrounding The former Cistercian Rievaulx Abbey is one of the most complete area too, including bluebell and atmospheric of England’s abbey ruins. Take a peaceful woods, heather moorland and This 18th-century stately stroll through the beautiful grounds before heading to the indoor a long abandoned quarry. home is set in 1,000 acres interactive museum to learn about the monks who once lived here. of stunning landscape within the Howardian Hills. With BLAKEY RIDGE idyllic gardens, an adventure The connecting ridge DALBY, THE GREAT YORKSHIRE FOREST playground and woodland between Farndale and Dalby’s 8,600-acre forest is home Or pack your walking boots and and lakeside walks, it’s Rosedale provides views to stunning valleys, world-class explore Dalby Forest on foot. See perfect for a family day out. of the peaceful valley mountain bike trails, idyllic walking the natural sandstone sculptures with miles and miles of routes and fun family activities. of the Bridestones, take the surrounding moorland. Lakeside Trail to enjoy spectacular NORTH Blakey Ridge is perfect Grab your bike or hire one from views over the water, or get up YORKSHIRE walking country. the Dalby Bike Barn and take close to the rainforest on the Sky MOORS RAILWAY on some of the forest’s many Rainforest Rescue Discovery Trail. trails. From the easier Ellerburn SUTTON BANK Family Cycle Route to the more For big and little monkeys there’s Bring your bike, hire one on challenging Blue Cycling Trail to Go Ape!, the UK’s No.1 Forest site or take to the walking the severe World Cup Cycle Trail, Adventure. Climb tree tops, leap trails to experience one there are trails to suit everyone, off Tarzan swings, fly down zip of England’s finest views whatever your age or ability. slides and tackle the trails on a over the Vale of York from two-wheeled, all-terrain Segway. Photo: Colin Carter the top of Sutton Bank. Or head south on foot along the Step back in time on the dramatic escarpment to the steam trains of the North famous Kilburn White Horse. Yorkshire Moors Railway. This 24-mile railway between Pickering and Whitby takes HOLE OF HORCUM Stand at the top of this you through the streams, enormous moorland valleys, moorland and amphitheatre and admire picturesque villages of the the incredible views across North York Moors National Park. Levisham and the North York Moors. If you want INSPIRED BY... to make a day of it, try the GALLERY circular walk that takes you through heather moorland The Inspired by… gallery and right around the whole Go Ape at The Moors National Park of the Hole of Horcum. Centre near Danby showcases artwork inspired by the Rievaulx Abbey landscape, life and colour of the North York Moors.
CANOE THE ESK Fancy an adrenaline rush? Want to experience the great outdoors? You can experience everything from canoeing, kayaking, beck scrambling, sailing and windsurfing to bushcraft, fossiling, hill walking, orienteering and mountain biking.
View From Blakey Ridge
Yorkshire Coast 2015 27 Coastal Towns &Villages
With their winding cobbled streets, brooding coastal clis and untouched harbours, our picturesque villages are sure to take your breath away. Experience what it’s like to live at the seaside as you watch the local fishing boats bring in the daily catch and take in the panoramic views out to sea.
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Robin Hood’s Bay
ROBIN HOOD’S BAY Home to towering clis, cobbled pathways, breathtaking views and a huge, unspoilt beach. It’s easy to see why Robin Hood’s Bay is one of the most popular, charming and picturesque shing villages in the country. First things first: abandon the car and start the winding descent through the pretty dwellings and cobbled
Sandsend alleyways to see the antiques and quirky gift shops. The village has a selection of pubs and restaurants offering fresh local produce, so why not indulge yourself in a bite to eat whilst you learn about how Robin Hood’s Bay was once a smugglers paradise.
Runswick Bay RAVENSCAR A vantage point used by the Romans as a signal station, Ravenscar affords spectacular views of Yorkshire’s coastline.
Take the three mile-long Ravenscar Trail to uncover the geology and local history of this beautiful stretch of Heritage Coast, and discover the village’s secret. A century ago, a bid to build a resort to rival Scarborough came to nothing. Now, age-old kerbstones and ornate manhole covers poke through the turf, still awaiting the building of ‘the town that never was’.
RUNSWICK BAY HORNSEA SPURN POINT WITHERNSEA Loved by artists and with rock pools either holiday-makers alike, side, as well as pretty, Runswick Bay is the red-roofed cottages and perfect base for a weaving coastal trails. family break or relaxing The charming pub, tiny weekend away. café, Methodist chapel and ancient village spring This picture-postcard are also well worth a visit village is home to a while you’re here. sandy, sheltered bay
STAITHES Be absorbed into Staithes’ cobbled streets, One of East Yorkshire’s This 3.5-mile-long spit The smaller, more narrow alleyways, pantile-roofed houses favourite seaside towns of chalk grassland, traditional resort of and clitop paths. The rich shing history boasts a wide sandy sand dunes and sandy Withernsea is home to is still present in this special place that feels beach and a bustling beaches stretches into historic Pier Towers, a untouched by time. promenade. When you the Humber Estuary sandy beach and the fancy a break from the from the Holderness beautiful, landscaped The village is home to brightly-coloured Whitby cobles sun, sea and sand, Coast. Experience the Valley Gardens. While that are still used by fishermen today to catch cod, take a stroll through wild, rugged beauty of you’re here, climb lobsters and crabs. The tiny beach, cluster of rock Hallgarth Park or explore this unique National the 144 steps of the pools and coastal pathways make for peaceful strolls, Hornsea’s independent Nature Reserve as Withernsea Lighthouse more challenging walks and fun days out with the kids. shops or relax in one you spend a peaceful for breathtaking views of the numerous cafes. afternoon watching the over the town and While you’re here, be local birds and wildlife, along the coast. The SANDSEND sure to visit Hornsea and taking in the views lighthouse also houses The delightful village of Sandsend is set at the foot of Freeport shopping village across the North Sea. an interesting museum Lythe Bank with the majestic ruins of Whitby Abbey in where there’s always a featuring Hollywood the distance. Its has always been a firm favourite with bargain to be had. memorabilia together families due to the small peaceful beach, incredible with Maritime exhibits. views, crab shacks and Turnstone Gallery exhibitions.
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January 10th Classic Car Rally, Burton Agnes Hall 24th Jan - East Coast Open, 15th - 17th Whitby Gospel Music Convention, 15th Mar Scarborough Art Gallery Whitby Pavilion, Whitby 17th East Yorkshire Thoroughbred Car Rally, Sewerby Hall February 21st - 23rd Sasha Regan’s all male, The Pirates of Penzance, 9th Feb - Snowdrop Spectacular, The Spa Bridlington 8th Mar Burton Agnes Hall 23rd June - The Naval Warfare Miniature Battles, 9th - 14th Dreamboats and Miniskirts, The Spa Bridlington 31st Aug Peasholm Park, Scarborough 13th -14th Coastival, Scarborough 23rd - 24th Malton Food Lovers Festival, Malton 13th -15th The Valentine Rockin’ Weekend, The Spa Scarborough 24th Vintage Fair, The Spa Bridlington 15th Aladdin Shadow Puppet Theatre, The Spa Bridlington 25th Duncombe Park Country Fair, Duncombe Park, Helmsley
March 29th Billy Pearce - Adult Show, The Spa Bridlington 1st Coastal Classics, The Spa Bridlington 30th - 31st P1 Power Boats Grand Prix of the Sea, Scarborough
2nd The Moscow State Circus, The Spa Bridlington June 5th The Simon and Garfunkel Story, The Spa Scarborough 5th - 7th Robin Hood’s Bay Folk Weekend, Robin Hood’s Bay 14th - 15th Sci-Fi Scarborough, The Spa Scarborough 5th - 14th Filey Town Festival, Filey 17th The Circus of Horrors, The Spa Scarborough 5th - 7th Whitby 60’s Music Festival, Whitby 17th - 21st Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, 6th - 7th UK Winsdsurng Championships, Bridlington The Spa Bridlington 6th-7th & June North Yorkshire Open Studios, 20th - 22nd TOP SECRET Blues Festival, The Spa Scarborough 13th-14th Various venues across North Yorkshire 28th Mar - Seaside Snaps, 13th Comedy Hypnotist Christopher Caress, Whitby Pavilion 21st June Scarborough Art Gallery 13th-14th Eat Yorkshire Food Festival @ Filey, Filey 28th Mar - National Student Drama Festival, 3rd Apr Scarborough 13th-14th Whitby Lifeboat Station Flag Weekend, Whitby 28th A Tribute to Neil Diamond, The Spa Bridlington 13th-14th Swinging Sixties, North Yorkshire Moors Railway 29th & 30th Ken Dodd, The Spa Bridlington 20th Scalby Fair, Scalby, Scarborough 31st Magic Mike’s Easter Eggstravaganza, The Spa Bridlington 20th Jun - Whitby Summer Angling Festival, Whitby 12 Jul April 20th - 21st Barry Sheene International Race Festival, April RSPB Bempton Seabird Heritage Centre Opens Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough 1st - 12th Easter Activities, Burton Agnes Hall 21st Stars Of Strictly Come Dancing, The Spa Bridlington 3rd Sensational Sixties Show, The Spa Bridlington 21st North Yorkshire County Show, Otterington Hall 4th Simple Minds, The Spa Bridlington 24th - 25th American Civil War re-enactment, Sewerby Hall & Gardens 4th The Best of British “The Variety Extravaganza”, 26th - 28th Northern Soul Weekend, The Spa Bridlington The Spa Scarborough 27th Armed Forces Day, Scarborough & Whitby 4th - 5th Easter Egg Hunt, Sewerby Hall & Gardens 27th - 28th Awesome Seventies, North Yorkshire Moors Railway 5th Medieval Jousting, Sewerby Hall & Gardens 27th - 28th Filey Regatta, Filey 10th Vienna Festival Ballet 35th Anniversary Gala, 28th Old Town Summer Festival, Bridlington The Spa Bridlington 11th - 12th Spring Cup National Road Races, July Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough 3rd An Evening of Dirty Dancing: The Tribute Show, 11th - 26th Whitby Spring Angling Festival, Whitby The Spa Scarborough 15th - 19th Scarborough Book Festival, 3rd - 5th Whitby Soul Weekender, Whitby Scarborough Library & Information Centre 3rd - 5th Staxtonbury Music Festival, Manor Farm, Staxton 23rd - 26th Whitby Goth Weekend 5th Malton Show, Scampston Park, Malton May 10th Alan Carr: Yap Yap Yap, The Spa Scarborough 1st - 2nd Whitby 70’s Big Weekend, Whitby Pavilion, Whitby 11th Jul - Stephen Joseph Theatre at 60, 13 Sept Scarborough Art Gallery 1st - 3rd Filey Folk Festival, Filey 11th - 12th Classic Vehicles Weekend, North Yorkshire Moors Railway 1st - 4th Elvis Weekender, The Spa Bridlington 15th Jul - Fables & Fairy Tales, Every Wednesday and Thursday, 2nd - 3rd Festival of Speed Hill Climb, Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough 3rd Sept The Spa Bridlington 3rd 69 Shades of Black, The Spa Scarborough 15th Race for Life Scarborough Cancer Research UK, Scarborough 3rd - 8th Scarborough Bowls Festival, Scarborough Bowls Centre 17th Jul - Ryedale Festival, Ryedale 4th - 9th Bridlington Golf Festival 2nd Aug 8th - 10th Ironstone Line Dancing Weekend, 17th - 19th Hornsea Carnival Whitby Pavilion, Whitby 18th Rat Pack Vegas Spectacular, The Spa Scarborough
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30th Historical Car Rally, Sewerby Hall & Gardens 31st Burniston Agricultural Show, Flatts Farm, Burniston 31st Farndale Show, Farndale Showeld
September 4th - 6th Scarborough Northern Soul Weekender, The Spa Scarborough 5th Kildale Agricultural Show, Kildale Showground 18th - 19th Steam Rally and Summer Parade, Withernsea 5th - 13th Filey Fishing Festival, Filey 18th - 19th Cock of the North Bike Road Races, Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough 5th - 20th Whitby Autumn Angling Festival, Whitby 18th - 19th The Great Seaside Vintage Fair 2015, Whitby Pavilion 6th Classic Car Rally, Sewerby Hall & Gardens 18th - 26th Withernsea Carnival, Withernsea 6th - 7th War Time Weekend, Withernsea 19th - 25th Ryedale Jazz Festival, Ryedale - various venues 6th - 11th Open Golf Week, Scarborough 2oth Summer Holidays, daily family events programme, 12th Goldwings Light Parade, Scarborough Sewerby Hall & Gardens 12th - 13th Staithes Arts and Heritage Festival, Staithes 21st Jul - Pass the Porter, 12th - 13th International Gold Cup Road Races, 4th Sept Sewerby Hall & Gardens, Every Tuesday and Friday Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough 22nd Dri¢eld Showground Drield Show, 12th - 20th Yorkshire Wolds Walking & Outdoors Festival 25th Jul - National Parks Week, 18th - 19th Whitby Pavilion 2nd Aug The Moors National Park Centre, Danby Motown Soul Weekender, 19th Stokesley Show, Stokesley 24th - 26th Seafest Maritime Festival, Scarborough South Bay (TBC) 25th - 27th Scarborough Jazz Festival, The Spa Scarborough 25th Jul - National Parks Week, 2nd Aug The Moors National Park Centre, Danby 25th - 27th Autumn Steam Gala, North Yorkshire Moors Railway 26th Huby & Sutton-on-the-Forest Show, 25th - 27th Whitby 60’s Spectacular, Whitby Sutton Park, Sutton-on-the-Forest 26th Sept - Frank Henry Mason (1875 - 1965) - The Man and his 17th July - Ryedale Festival, Ryedale 3rd Jan Methods, Scarborough Art Gallery 2nd Aug 31st Comedy Hypnotist Christopher Caress, Whitby Pavilion October 3rd Roy Orbison & The Travelling Wilburys Tribute Show, August The Spa Scarborough 1st Yorkshire Day, Sewerby Hall & Gardens 3rd - 4th Scarborough Surf Festival, Scarborough 1st Legends of Pop 80’s, Scarborough Open Air Theatre 10th - 11th Eat Yorkshire Food Festival @ Filey, Filey 1st Roy Chubby Brown: Don’t Get Fit! Get Fat! Live, 11th McCain Yorkshire Coast 10K Road Race & Family Fun The Spa Scarborough Run, Scarborough 1st - 2nd Withernsea Pirate Festival, Valley Gardens 16th - 18th Railway in Wartime, North Yorkshire Moors Railway 2nd MoorFest, Sutton Bank National Park Centre 17th Myths & Mysteries, The Spa Bridlington 2nd - 3oth Chuckle Brothers, Sundays at The Spa Bridlington 22nd - 25th Bram Stoker International Film Festival, Whitby Pavilion 4th Egton Bridge Gooseberry Show, Egton Bridge, Whitby 23rd - 25th Scooter Rally Weekend, The Spa Bridlington 5th Thornton-le-Dale Show, Thornton-le-Dale 26th - 30th Half Term Halloween Events, Sewerby Hall & Gardens 8th Rock It!, The Spa Bridlington November 8th - 9th Eat Yorkshire Food Festival @ Filey, Filey 4th The Sherry Babys: Jersey Boys Tribute, The Spa Scarborough 8th - 15th Royal Yorkshire Regatta, Bridlington 7th Jimmy Carr “Funny Business”, The Spa Scarborough 12th Danby Agricultural Show, Danby, Whitby 14th - 15th Christmas Craft Fair, The Moors National Park Centre, Danby 14th UB40 Reunited, Scarborough Open Air Theatre 14th Nov - Christmas Opening, 14th - 17th Whitby Regatta, Whitby 23rd Dec Burton Agnes Hall 15th Rosedale Show, Milburn Arms Field, Rosedale Abbey 22nd Dickensian Festival, Bridlington Old Town 16th Big Picnic, Sewerby Hall & Gardens December 16th Craft Fair, Burton Constable Hall Mid Dec - Jan Peter Pan, The Spa Bridlington 16th National Hill Climb Championship, Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough 5th,6th, Santa Specials, 12th, 13th, North Yorkshire Moors Railway 5th - 10th Scarborough Cricket Festival, Scarborough 19th, 20th 22nd - 28th Whitby Folk Week, Whitby Mid Dec - Dick Whittington, Jan 1st The Spa Scarborough 26th Egton Horse & Agricultural Show, Egton, North Yorkshire 26th Boxing Day Raft Race, Scarborough Harbour 29th The Black Dyke Band, The Spa Scarborough
This is a small selection of events on in the area, to see a full list of events in the area please go to www.DiscoverYorkshireCoast.com Please check with tourist information centres or on the web-site for event dates prior to travel. Please check with the Tourist Information Centres or accommodation providers prior to your visit as discounts may apply.
Yorkshire Coast 2015 31 Sewerby Hall and Gardens
Sewerby Hall is set in a dramatic cli top position with 50 acres of stunning early 19th Century parkland. You can admire the deep rooted heritage of the house, take a leisurely stroll through the gardens and enjoy the spectacular views over Bridlington Bay. Recently restored, the house interiors have been taken back to how they looked in 1910. You can dress up as an Edwardian, talk to costumed interpreters and see selected pieces of furniture from the Victoria and Albert Museum.
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Historic country house Clock Tower Café Programme of exhibitions Events running including the Amy throughout the year Johnson collection Putting green Adventure playground 9 hole golf course Family zoo Picnic areas Seafront Free Sports Beautiful gardens Land Trains Activities For more information call (01262) 673769 Ranked as one of the top There is a range of free sporting or visit www.sewerbyhall.co.uk Bridlington attractions on activities on Bridlington’s sea Sewerby Hall and Gardens, Church Lane, TripAdvisor. The popular Land front. Sports include football, Sewerby, Bridlington. YO15 1EA Train service runs between volleyball and table tennis. Sewerby Hall and Gardens and the Bridlington town centre opposite the new Beach Front leisure development and from Chalets The Spa to South Cliff Beach. The service runs every 30 Your visit to the seaside isn’t minutes from 10.30 daily. complete without hiring a beach chalet. You can hire chalets for a day or a week. Award-winning Beaches Bridlington’s beaches have achieved awards in 2015, see the flag and information boards at each beach for full details.
For more information or to book a chalet: (01262) 678255 www.eastriding.gov.uk/foreshores
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A warm welcome awaits. you at The Spa Bridlington;. whether you’re coming. to see a concert,. comedian, our unique. summer repertory. A mix of stunning Art Deco design entertainment, or. If you’re looking for coupled with a beautiful Edwardian something a little if you just fancy a cup. theatre makes The Spa Bridlington a quieter then the free perfect home for everything showbiz. gallery of local artists’ of coee whilst looking. In 2015 they are presenting their work is for you. This third, annual, musical theatre repertory over the south bay. contemporary, public season featuring a talented cast of exhibition space from our panoramic. West End performers. The season features a variety of highlight will be an original fairy tale- artistic works, changing windows. themed musical show performed through on a regular basis. the summer holidays over the eight week season. The cast will complement this with promenade performances at Sewerby Hall and Gardens themed around Cole Porter’s works.
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Where to Stay Fancy treating yourself to a luxury hotel or cosy cottage? How about a family-run B&B on the seafront? Or even a quirky tipi? We’ve put together a list of the best places to stay on the Yorkshire Coast to make choosing that little bit easier for you. So whatever you’re after, you’ll be sure of a warm welcome and a home-from-home that suits your taste and budget.
Scarborough Accommodation Bridlington Accommodation p45 - Serviced p63 - Serviced p56 - Self Catering p72 - Self Catering p61 - Caravan & Camping p80 - Caravan & Camping
Whitby Accommodation Filey Accommodation p82 - Serviced p88 - Serviced p85 - Self Catering p89 - Self Catering p87 - Caravan & Camping p90 - Caravan & Camping
Coastal Towns &Villages Room Types A small box appears on each establishment’s description Accommodation indicating the number and types of room available. p92 - Serviced F Tw DST F = Family D = Doubles p93 - Self Catering 1 8 7 3 19 Tw = Twins S = Singles p95 - Caravan & Camping T = Total number of rooms available
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Baby Changing Facilities Electric Shaver Points Ironing Facilities Refrigerator Baby Minding/Listening Service Evening Entertainment Laundry Facilities Residents Lounge Central Heating Throughout Evening Meal Available Licensed Premises Restaurant Children’s Play Area Four Poster Bed Lift Secure Bicycle Parking Children Special Rates Games Room Linen provided Free of Charge Senior Citizens - Special Breaks Children Welcome Garden Linen Hire Service Special Packages/Breaks Christmas/New Year Packages Ground Floor Bedroom Linen - Visitors must provide own Special Diets Catered For Coach Parking Group Bookings Accepted Meter Charge for fuel Tea/Coee Making Facilities Cooking By Gas Gymnasium/Health Club Microwave Television Cooking By Electricity Hairdryer Available Open During Winter Months Totally Non-Smoking Conference Facilities Heating - Electric Open Fire Walkers Welcome Cots Available Heated Indoor Swimming Pool Packed Lunches Provided Working Farm Credit Cards Accepted Heated Outdoor Swimming Pool Parking On Site Dogs Accepted by prior arrangement Horse Stabling Available Public Telephone Drying Facilities Internet Access for Guests Radio in Bedrooms
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Baby Changing Facilities Drying Facilities Heated Indoor Swimming Pool Public Telephone Barbecue Facilities Electric Hook Up Points Heated Outdoor Swimming Pool Refuse Disposal Camper Vans Permitted Electric Shaver Points Horse Stabling Available Refrigerator Caravans Permitted Evening Entertainment Internet Access for Guests Restaurant Caravans For Hire Games Room Ironing Facilities Secure Bicycle Parking Chemical Toilet Disposal Facilities Garden Laundry Facilities Shop in Site Children’s Play Area Gas Cylinder Exchange/Rel Licensed Premises Showers Children Welcome Ground Floor Bedroom Linen Provided Free of Charge Special Packages/Breaks Cubicles With Wash Basins Group Bookings Accepted Linen Hire Service Tents Admitted Cots Available Gymnasium/Health Club Linen - Visitors must provide own Waste/Water Hook Up Points Credit Cards Accepted Hairdryer Available Microwave Washing Up Sinks Dogs Accepted by prior arrangement Heating - Electric Open During Winter Months Walkers Welcome
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F Tw DST Serviced | Scarborough The Hillcrest www.hillcresthotel.co.uk 1 1 3 2 7 • Detached guest accommodation quietly • Free Wi-Fi located next to Peasholm Park • Special deals for three day breaks and • All rooms en-suite and recently longer stays refurbished with Freeview TV/DVD • Many satisfied guests return each year player • Self-classified four star guest • Full English breakfast served with lighter accommodation and vegetarian options available • Inspected by Scarborough Hospitality • Fully licensed Association • Parking at and around the premises
2 Peasholm Avenue, Scarborough YO12 7NE. Tel: 01723 361981. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 7 | Prices from £28 to £35 B&B Per Night, £199 to £210 B&B Per Week & £42 to £44 B&BEM Per Night
F Tw DST The Croft www.crofthotel.co.uk 3 - 2 1 6 Enjoy beautiful sea views of Scarborough’s North Bay and Castle. A warm welcome is assured with comfy rooms, off-road parking, free Wi-Fi and a delicious five times award-winning breakfast made with locally sourced produce. 87 Queen’s Parade, Scarborough YO12 7HT. Tel: 01723 373904. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 6 | Prices from £30 to £35
F Tw DST The Empire www.empireguesthouse.co.uk 3 1 2 2 8 Situated in a town centre Victorian Crescent near attractions / amenities. Rail, bus terminals 5 minutes walk. Every effort is made to maintain our high standards to make your visit a happy and enjoyable one with good home cooking. 39 Albemarle Crescent, Scarborough YO11 1XX. Tel: 01723 373564. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 8 | Prices Daily BB £24 to £27, BBEM £28 to £31 | Weekly BB £168 to £196, BBEM £196 to £217 NOT OPEN Christmas/New Year
F Tw DST White Rails www.whiterailshotel.co.uk 1 2 7 3 13 Comfortable and relaxing guest house situated near Peasholm Park, beach, cricket ground and shops. • Free off-road parking bookable • Free Wi-Fi. in advance. • Special weekly rates. • Traditional home cooked evening meals • Generous senior citizen discounts. served in spacious dining room. • 5* Food hygiene rating. • Ground floor bedroom available. • Strictly non-smoking. • All rooms have en-suite, flat screen TV, hairdryer, tea/coffee and biscuits. • Many satisfied guests return each year.
128 Columbus Ravine, Scarborough YO12 7QZ. Tel: 01723 362800. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 13 | Prices from £30 to £33
Yorkshire Coast 2015 45 F Tw DST Howdale www.howdalehotel.co.uk 1 2 11 1 15 If you’re looking for a friendly, spotlessly clean place to stay in Scarborough with five star breakfasts, free parking and stunning views, then you’ve found it... Welcome to the Howdale.
3 Close to Town
Serviced | Scarborough 3 Stunning views over Scarborough North Bay & Scarborough Castle 3 Fantastic delicious breakfast 3 Spotless, comfortable, friendly, efficient! 3 FREE Parking 3 FREE WiFi access in Lounge
121 Queen’s Parade, Scarborough YO12 7HU. Tel: 01723 372696. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 15 | Prices from £27
F Tw DST Ainsley Court Guest House www.ainsleycourt.co.uk 0 2 2 2 6 We offer a real home from home base with elegant luxury accommodation ideal for couples, families and business guests visiting Yorkshire’s favourite spa leisure resort. Beautifully furnished throughout. Free parking permits are included in bookings. 112 North Marine Rd, Scarborough YO12 7JA. Tel: 01723 500352. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 6 | Prices Daily from £20 to £55, Weekly from £150 to £350
F Tw DST Marine View Guest House www.marineview.co.uk 1 1 3 1 6 A peaceful family run Guest House with a friendly relaxed atmosphere using environmentally friendly practices, products, including fairtrade, free range, locally sourced food and drink. Overlooks North Bay, close to Castle and town. Green Tourism Silver award. 34 Blenheim Terrace, Scarborough, North Yorkshire YO12 7HD. Tel: 01723 361864. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 6 | Prices from £32 to £34
F Tw DST The Sheridan www.thesheridan.co.uk 2 2 3 1 8 Quality family run guest accommodation. A warm welcome from Arthur, Kim and Jon-Paul. • Highly recommended. • Special diets catered for Visit Britain Breakfast Award 2014 • GROUND FLOOR EN-SUITE BEDROOM Visit Britain Silver Award 2014 • All bedrooms en-suite with drinks facilities, • EXCELLENT STANDARDS of TV, toiletries, towels and hairdryer accommodation, cleanliness, service, hospitality • PRIVATE CAR PARK, free on-road permits • DELICIOUS BREAKFASTS served in our • Close to amenities, park, town, beach, ground floor dining room. Separate tables. bowls, golf
108 Columbus Ravine, Scarborough YO12 7QZ. Tel: 01723 372094. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 8 | Prices B&B from £28 to £34 pppn, B&B £189 - £240pppw, Single occupancy £38 pppn - please ring for further information.
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F Tw DST The Whiteley www.yorkshire-coast.co.uk/whiteley 3 - 7 - 10 Family run, totally non-smoking, located in an elevated position overlooking the North Bay and ideally situated for all amenities. Only a short walk from the beaches and main shopping area. All bedrooms are en-suite, many with uninterrupted sea views and can be booked for anything from a short stay onwards.
A substantial English breakfast is served in the traditional dining room. Serviced | Scarborough Sea views from the dining room and lounge. Car park.
99-101 Queen’s Parade, Scarborough YO12 7HT. Tel: 01723 373514. Fax: 01723 373007. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 10 | Prices from £29.50 to £35 pppn & £210 to £238 pppw
F Tw DST The Alexander www.alexanderhotelscarborough.co.uk - 1 7 - 8 A special place, Exclusively for Adults, offering you genuine quality and a high standard of cleanliness, professionalism and a friendly service. Quality breakfast and dinner prepared by Alex, a professional Chef. Only 5 minutes walk from North Bay Beach / Open Air Theatre, free on site parking, free WiFi, Licensed bar. “Save money by telephone and not online”. Check out reviews on Tripadvisor. Pensioner and weekly discounts.
33 Burniston Road, Scarborough YO12 6PG. Tel: 01723 363178. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 8 Prices from £38 to £46 B&B per night, £252 to £308 B&B per week, £60 to £68 B&BEM per night & £406 to £462 B&BEM per week
F Tw DST Olivers www.olivershotelscarborough.co.uk 2 1 3 - 6 Relax, unwind and enjoy a warm welcome. Situated on the glorious South Cliff, close to Spa complex, gardens, beach, University and Golf course. Spacious rooms. Home cooked food using local produce. Unrestricted street parking. 34 West Street, Scarborough YO11 2QP. Tel: 01723 368717. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 6 | Prices from £26 to £40 B&B per night, from £170 to £216 B&B per week
F Tw DST Willow Dene www.willowdenehotel.com 3 2 2 2 9 • Car parking • Spotless en-suite rooms • Traditional home cooking with warm, friendly service • Prime position near Peasholm Park/town • Special low season rates and pensioner discounts – ask for our prices • “Arrive a guest, leave a friend” 110 Columbus Ravine, Scarborough YO12 7QZ. Tel: 01723 365173. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 9 | Prices Daily BB from £28 to £30, BBEM £34 to £37 | Weekly BB from £170 to £185, BBEM £230 to £245
F Tw DST The Mountview www.mountview-hotel.co.uk 2 2 3 - 7 Family run guesthouse on South Cliff, close to spa complex, beach, university, golf course, town centre. All rooms en-suite, two on the ground floor. Scrumptious full English breakfast or continental option. Unrestricted street parking. 32 West Street, South Cli¢, Scarborough YO11 2QP Tel: 01723 500608. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 7 | Prices from £27 pppn B&B
Yorkshire Coast 2015 47 F Tw DST St Nicholas Lodge www.stnicholaslodge.moonfruit.com 2 2 5 2 11 Situated in the heart of Scarborough, just minutes from the town centre, beach, train and bus stations, theatres and Spa Complex. En-suite accommodation in individually designed bedrooms with free Wi-Fi, Freeview TV and hospitality trays. Pets welcome. Some sea view rooms. Room only or bed and breakfast.
Serviced | Scarborough A grade 11 listed building with a recently installed lift and a welcoming friendly atmosphere. Ideal for the older generation. Please telephone for your discount.
15 St Nicholas Cli¢, Scarborough YO11 2ES. Tel: 01723 361095. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 11 | Prices from £25 to £50 pppn (room only), B&B from £140 to £225 pppn
F Tw DST Cliside Guest House www.clisidehotel.co.uk 6 4 3 3 16 Family run licensed Guest House, overlooking the North Bay, close to the town centre. • En-suite rooms • Full English breakfast • Children welcome all ages • Car Park available
79-81 Queen’s Parade, Scarborough YO12 7HT. Tel: 01723 361087. Email: info@cli¢sidehotel.co.uk. No. of bedrooms: 16 | Prices from £28 to £30 BBpn & £182 to £196 BBpw
F Tw DST Phoenix Court www.hotel-phoenix.co.uk 2 3 8 1 14 A Victorian property offering panoramic sea views, friendly service, comfortable rooms, some with king size beds. Guest car park. Caring for the environment. Offering local, home produced food at breakfast. A great base for your holiday. 8/9 Rutland Terrace, Scarborough YO12 7JB. Tel: 01723 501150. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 14 | Prices B&B from £25 to £36 pppn
F Tw DST The Lonsdale Villa www.lonsdalevilla.com 1 1 5 3 10 Ideally situated for The Spa Complex, Oliver’s Mount, Stephen Joseph Theatre, golf, Italian Gardens and University. All rooms en-suite. Ground floor double room available. Unrestricted street parking in a disc free zone. Walking distance from town and railway station, two minutes walk to The Esplanade. Local bus passes the guest house, only few minutes walk to Filey Road bus stops serving places further afield. Flat screen Freeview TVs, Wi-Fi available.
Lonsdale Road, South Cli¢, Scarborough YO11 2QY. Tel: 01723 363383. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 10 | Prices from £27
F Tw DST The Mount Hotel www.mounthoteluk.co.uk 3 12 22 13 50 Scarborough’s historicist family run hotel overlooks south bay, & a two minute walk into town if you are just here for business or leisure we offer high standard bedrooms with wifi throughout. Perfect for private lunches or dinner parties. Cli¢ Bridge Terrace, St Nicholas Cli¢, Scarborough YO11 2HA. Tel: 01723 360961. Fax: 01723 375850. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 50 | Prices from £98 to £170 pp (2 people)
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F Tw DST Boston Hotel www.bostonhotelscarborough.co.uk 5 7 14 4 30 At our hotel, which has been family run for over 25 years, the holidaymaker will find perfect relaxation in either of our two lounges, one with a well stocked bar and dance floor. Enjoy listening to our live entertainers, or bingo. We have a selection of family, double, twin and single rooms and can accommodate all types of bookings, from families, coach parties or the single occupancy. All of our 30 bedrooms have en-suite facilities, freeview television, tea/coffee making facilities, central heating and most with stunning sea views. All floors are accessible Serviced | Scarborough via a passenger lift and stairs. WiFi available. Within a few minutes walk of town centre. Room only / B&B / Bed, Breakfast and Dinner rates available.
1-2 Blenheim Terrace, Queens Parade, Scarborough YO12 7HF. Tel: 01723 360296. Fax: 01723 353838. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 30 | Prices from £24 to £43 per person per night
F Tw DST Kenways Guest House www.kenwaysguesthouse.co.uk 1 1 4 1 7 Family run guest-house close to Peasholm Park, Cricket Ground, open air theatre and beautiful North Bay. All rooms have courtesy trays, TV’s and are en-suite. Home cooked food, locally sourced breakfast, cleanliness assured 100%, non-smoking. 9 Victoria Park Avenue, Scarborough, North Yorkshire YO12 7TR. Proprietors: Barry & Hazel Jackson Tel: 01723 365757. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 7 | Prices from £27 to £29
F Tw DST The Phoenix Guest House www.thephoenixguesthouse.co.uk 2 - 4 - 6 A friendly, comfortable guesthouse providing good value accommodation, ideally located between town and beach. All our rooms are ensuite and cleaned daily to a high standard. Guests praise our scrumptious full Yorkshire, continental or vegetarian breakfasts. 157 Columbus Ravine, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO12 7QZ Tel: 01723 368319. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 6 | Prices from £26 to £40 pppn B&B, from £172.90 to £266 pppw B&B
F Tw DST Weston Hotel www.westonhotel.co.uk 6 12 10 4 32 • Panoramic views across Scarborough’s South Bay • Easy access to Spa and South Beach • Short stroll to town and harbour area • Restaurant and Lounge Bar both with sea views • Free on-street parking • Free WiFi 33/34 Esplanade, Scarborough YO11 2AR. Tel: 01723 373423. Fax: 01723 361379. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 32 | Prices from £28 B/B to £51 B/B
F Tw DST Toulson Court www.toulsoncourtscarborough.co.uk 3 2 2 1 8 If you want a feeling of home from home then ‘Toulson Court’ is for you. This outstanding guest house which attained an ‘excellent’ for cleanliness and specialises in a warm welcome, relaxed atmosphere, cleanliness and attention to detail.
• Ground floor room • Free WiFi • Guest conservatory • Hospitality tray • All rooms en-suite • Car park • Flat screen TV/DVDs TRIPADVISOR CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE 2012/2013/2014
100 Columbus Ravine, Scarborough YO12 7QZ. Tel: 01723 503218. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 8 | Prices from £27
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The Grand Hotel Located in the town centre, the Grand Hotel, Scarborough takes pride of place overlooking the town’s harbour and South Bay. One of the town’s landmark features and instantly recognisable on the skyline, The Grand is an ideal hotel in Scarborough from which to enjoy beautiful sandy beaches, promenade walks and all that Scarborough has to offer. St. Nicholas Cliff, Scarborough YO11 2ET | Tel: 0871 222 0047 | Fax: 0871 222 7724
The Royal The Clifton Hotel In the heart of Scarborough town centre Renowned for its warm Yorkshire and overlooking the beautiful South Bay, welcome, The Clifton Hotel Scarborough The Royal Hotel is in the perfect location offers some of the most amazing, with its fine sandy beaches only 500 uninterrupted sea views in Scarborough metres away and stunning promenade. and is situated only a short distance from This regency style hotel dates back from many of the town’s attractions. the 1830s and houses a famous staircase This Scarborough hotel makes the and atrium, attracting many returning perfect base for those visiting guests every year to revel in its history. the Yorkshire Coast. St. Nicholas Street, Scarborough YO11 2HE Queens Parade, Scarborough YO12 7HX Tel: 0871 221 0208 | Fax: 0871 221 0209 Tel: 0871 221 0206 | Fax: 0871 221 0207
Grand Hotel - No. of bedrooms: 413 | Please contact for prices Royal Hotel - No. of bedrooms: 147 | Please contact for prices Clifton Hotel - No. of bedrooms: 85 | Please contact for prices
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F Tw DST Philmore www.philmorehotel.co.uk 6 - 4 1 11 Family run licensed guesthouse. Level stroll to Peasholm Park and North Beach. All rooms en-suite. Flat screen T.V. Refreshment tray. Free Wi.Fi. available. Full English breakfast. Free parking. Special rates for mini breaks low season. 126 Columbus Ravine, Scarborough YO12 7QZ. Tel: 01723 361516. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 11 | Prices from £30
F Tw DST Serviced | Scarborough Atlanta Hotel www.atlanta-hotel.co.uk - 1 6 2 9 Well established, with spacious rooms, FREE Wifi throughout. Award-winning breakfasts, using local produce. Evening dinners available. Walker and ‘Two Wheel” friendly. Central location, short stroll to Town Centre and North Bay. Credit cards accepted. 60-62 Columbus Ravine, Scarborough YO12 7QU. Tel: 01723 360996. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 9 | Prices from £27 to £36
F Tw DST Manor Heath Hotel www.manorheath.co.uk 6 6 5 1 12 Situated opposite Peasholm Park and minutes from North Bay’s golden sands, the Manor Heath is ideal to relax and unwind. All rooms are en-suite with flatscreen televisions & tea/coffee making facilities. Licensed bar. Car park. Free Wi-Fi. 67 Northstead Manor Drive, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO12 6AF. Tel: 01723 365720. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 12 | Prices from £34 to £47
F Tw DST Peasholm Park Hotel www.peasholmpark.co.uk 3 2 6 1 12 Family owned and run for over 12 years, offering warm Yorkshire welcome. All rooms are en-suite having flatscreen TV, hairdryer, tea/coffee facilities. Licensed bar offering selection of drinks, closes 9pm. Some rooms view Peasholm Park. Smoking allowed outside. 21-23 Victoria Park, Scarborough YO12 7TS. Tel: 01723 500954. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 12 | Prices from £30
F Tw DST The Paragon www.paragonhotel.com 1 5 7 1 14 The Paragon, family run, with 3 generations looking forward to welcoming you. Now in our 26th year we offer quality accommodation with a freshly cooked locally sourced Yorkshire breakfast at an affordable price. Warm, modern en-suite rooms, colour TV, tea/coffee facilities and hairdryers.
Spectacular sea views taking in the whole sweep of the North Bay up to the Castle, and only a short walk to Peasholm Park, the Alexander Bowls Centre and the many restaurants and shops.
• Full Yorkshire breakfast • Special breaks / room only • Sea view bar lounge • Visit our website or send for a brochure • Car park • Free Wi-Fi
123 Queen’s Parade, Scarborough YO12 7HY . Tel: 01723 372676. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 14 | Prices from £33 pppn
Yorkshire Coast 2015 51 F Tw DST Esplanade Gardens www.esplanadegardensscarborough.co.uk 2 2 4 2 10 A family run B&B, we offer a friendly welcome with all en-suite rooms and a licensed bar. Situated close to cliff lift, Spa Complex, beach and town centre. Children welcome. Open all year round.
24 Esplanade Gardens, South Cli¢, Scarborough YO11 2AP. Tel: 01723 360728. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 10 | Prices from £30 to £33
Serviced | Scarborough F Tw DST Duke of York Guest House www.dukeofyorkscarborough.com 2 - 5 2 9 The Duke of York Guest House is packed with character, and boasts breath taking panoramic views over the South Bay and harbour. Conveniently located in the heart of the town and just minutes from the beach. 1-2 Merchants Row, Eastborough, Scarborough, YO11 1NQ. Tel: 01723 373875. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 9 | Prices Single: from £37.50, Double: from £55.00, Twin: from £60.00, Family: from £70.00
F Tw DST The Ellenby www.ellenbyhotel.com - 2 6 2 10 Family run Guest House overlooking Scaborough’s magnificent North Bay. Close to town centre, Peasholm Park, Cinema and Alexander Bowls Centre. All rooms en-suite, many having uninterrupted sea views. Private car park and Residents bar. 95-97 Queen’s Parade, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO12 7HY. Tel: 01723 372916. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 10 | Prices from £30 to £38
F Tw DST Victoria Seaview www.victoriaseaviewhotel.co.uk 7 6 12 5 30 Magnificent sea views over the North Bay, castle. Victoria Seaview is close to beach, pool, cricket ground, bowls centre, golf course, town centre. Offering excellent varied cuisine with special diets catered for including coelics menu prepared by owner chef, served in spacious dining rooms. Evening meals served.
• Open New Year • Same family business for 36 years • All rooms en-suite • Excellent return trade, recommendations • Single rooms available • Licensed bar with draught beer • Car park
125-129 Queen’s Parade, Scarborough YO12 7HY. Tel: 01723 362164. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 30 | Prices from B&B £32 pppn & BB&EM £43 pppn
F Tw DST Riviera Town House www.riviera-scarborough.co.uk 3 2 15 - 20 The award-winning Riviera Town House is an elegant property enjoying a superb location in the centre of Scarborough. All bedrooms beautifully appointed with full facilities. Passenger lift. Breakfast made with the finest local produce. St Nicholas Cli¢, Scarborough YO11 2ES. Tel: 01723 372277. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 20 | Prices from £30 to £55pp
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F Tw DST The Kimberley www.kimberleyseafronthotel.co.uk 3 1 4 - 8 The Kimberley is located overlooking the North Bay and Scarborough Castle. Easy access to a choice of attractions and town centre all within walking distance.
• All rooms are en-suite with colour TV • Hearty home cooked breakfasts and tea/coffee making facilities • Special diets catered for • Light and airy dining room with stunning
• Modern well stocked bar Serviced | Scarborough sea views, all rooms benefit from a separate table • Secure CCTV protected parking
131 Queen’s Parade, Scarborough YO12 7HY. Tel: 01723 372734. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 8 | Prices from £27.50 to £32 pp
F Tw DST The Maynard www.maynardscarborough.com 5 1 5 - 11 Highly recommended guest house close to cliff lift, Scarborough Spa, beach and town centre. All rooms are en-suite with tea/coffee making facilities, colour TV’s. Open all year including Christmas and New Year. Well stocked bar. 16 Esplanade Gardens, Scarborough YO11 2AW. Tel: 01723 372289. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 11 | Prices from £30 to £45
F Tw DST The Mount House www.mounthouse-hotel.co.uk 2 2 2 2 8 A welcoming family run Guest House in a quiet road with private parking. Beach, town centre, Theatres and Spa Complex all within a 15 minute stroll away. Spacious en-suite rooms. Big hearty breakfasts. Come and let us spoil you! 33 Trinity Road, South Cli¢, Scarborough YO11 2TD. Tel: 01723 362967. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 8 | Prices from £31
F Tw DST Palm Court Hotel www.palmcourtscarborough.co.uk 11 5 20 4 40 Commanding a wonderful central position, the elegant Palm Court boasts one of the most prestigious locations in Scarborough. The hotel offers an invigorating experience, whether your stay involves pure pleasure or business.
Situated approximately 5 minutes from the beach and 5-10 minutes from well known local attractions and theatres.
The Palm Court, a highly rated, AA 3 Star Hotel, is the perfect place to explore, relax and enjoy all that Scarborough and the North York Moors National Park has to offer. The Hotel also boasts an AA rosette for culinary excellence. Take traditional afternoon tea, enjoy a sublime meal in our candlelit restaurant or take lighter bites from our lounge menu. A professional and welcoming team will welcome you.
There is FREE parking available to all hotel residents, which is unique for Scarborough town centre.
St Nicholas Cli¢, Scarborough YO11 2ES. Tel: 01723 368161. Fax: 01723 371547. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 40 | Prices from £40 to £73.50
Yorkshire Coast 2015 53 F Tw DST Scarborough Travel & Holiday Lodge www.scarborough-lodge.co.uk 16 2 15 - 33 • A mixture of standard and themed • Leisure room with Wii console rooms offering simple, comfortable • Crosby’s Bar allows you to relax and affordable accomodation and unwind • Lift to all floors in main building • Only a short walk to the Spa Complex, • The rates are per room not per person South Bay beach, seafront and town centre • Free off-road parking and patio area Serviced | Scarborough • Specialising in school and educational • The Funny Onions Bistro offers a wide excursions choice of award-winning breakfast dishes
33 Valley Road, Scarborough YO11 2LX. Tel: 01723 363537. Fax: 01723 501239. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 33 | Prices from £41.95 per room (room only), Breakfast £6.95, Evening Meal £10.95
F Tw DST Blands Cli Lodge www.blandscli.co.uk 3 3 4 2 12 A warm welcome is assured at our family run, town centre accommodation. Well located for access to beach, shops and entertainment. Licensed, large and varied breakfast selection. On-street parking, free wi-fi, self catering available. Blands Cli¢, Scarborough YO11 1NR. Tel: 01723 363653/351747. Mobile: 07729 616202. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 12 | Prices from £25 to £32 pppn
FTw D D/T S T The Cavendish www.cavendishscarborough.co.uk 11 1 4 1 8 Family run guest house with excellent home cooking situated on the South Cliff side of Scarborough with a warm friendly relaxed atmosphere. Close to the Spa, beach, University, Oliver’s Mount, Golf Course and town centre. 53 Esplanade Road, Scarborough YO11 2AT. Tel: 01723 362108. Fax: 01723 355818. Mobile: 07752 810389. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 8 | Prices from £40 to £70 Daily B&B & £53 to £106 Daily DB&B
F Tw DST The Waves www.scarboroughwaves.co.uk 2 2 6 2 7 Cool, cosy, contemporary. Fantastic organic breakfasts. Home baking, lots of choice – free range full Yorkshire to veggie specialities. Close to Spa Complex and town. Stylish modern bedrooms and funky vintage lounge. Free wi-fi. Free parking. 39 Esplanade Road, South Cli¢, Scarborough YO11 2AT. Tel: 01723 373658. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 7 | Prices from £63 to £89 (for a double room)
F Tw DST Bay House www.bayhouse-esplanade.co.uk 2 2 3 3 10 Bay House offers four star guest house accommodation at great prices. Bay House offers you a warm and friendly welcome, comfortable, spotlessly clean rooms with crisp cotton bedding. 50 yards from cliff top and esplanade. 9 Esplanade Road, Scarborough YO11 2AS. Tel: 01723 366206. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 10 | Prices from £25 to £70
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F Tw DST Wrea Head Hall Hotel www.wreaheadhall.co.uk - 3 16 - 19 An elegant Yorkshire hotel set in acres of landscaped grounds, in the village of Scalby on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. This stunning Gothic mansion with uninterrupted views across the Yorkshire countryside is arguably the best of all the Scarborough Hotels and just a short drive from the Yorkshire Heritage coast. Offering first class accommodation the hotel is home to one of the best restaurants in Scarborough “1881” serving delicious contemporary British cuisine in classic surroundings. Serviced | Scarborough
Barmoor Lane, Scalby, Scarborough YO13 0PB. Tel: 01723 371190. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 19 | Prices from £40 to £109.95 pppn | No children under 8.
F Tw/D ST The Outlook www.theoutlookhotel.com 3 8 - 11 Attractive fully licensed property overlooking Peasholm Park with the Sea beyond. Quiet area with Free Car Park, Wi-fi, Luxury linen and all rooms ensuite. Close to all amenities including Open Air Theatre, Cricket Ground and Town Centre. Four Star (WTY). 18 Ryndleside, Sarborough Yo12 6AD. Tel: 01723 364900. Email: [email protected] No. of bedrooms: 11 | Prices BB from £80 to £130 per room | Evening meals £18.50 per head
F Tw DST The Moorings www.scarboroughmoorings.co.uk 1 2 4 3 10 • Quiet location next to Open Air Theatre, Peasholm Park and North Bay beach • Free rear car park • Safe cycle storage • Large bedrooms • Ground floor accommodation • Excellent home-cooked meals • Relaxing, cheerful atmosphere • Frequent special offers 3 Burniston Road, Scarborough YO12 6PG. Tel: 01723 373786. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 10 | Prices from £35 to £45
F Tw DST Sylvern House www.sylvernhouse.com 2 1 4 2 9 Enjoy a warm welcome. Good home cooking and a friendly atmosphere with Vicki and Richard at Sylvern House. All rooms en-suite. Children and pets welcome. Free Wi-fi. Open all year excluding Christmas. 25 New Queen Street, Scarborough YO12 7HJ. Tel: 01723 360952. Mobile: 07891 408687. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 9 | Prices from £27.50 to £37 per person
F Tw DST Red Lea Hotel www.redleahotel.co.uk 16 21 23 8 68 Beautiful sea views, comfortable bedrooms, great food and friendly service, the Red Lea has everything you need for an enjoyable break. Superbly situated on Scarborough’s South Cliff close to the Esplanade Cliff Lift. For pleasure or business, our conference room is perfect for private dining, family functions, meetings and seminars - free Wi-fi throughout the hotel.
Prince of Wales Terrace, Scarborough YO11 2AJ. Tel: 01723 362431. Fax: 01723 371230. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 68 | Prices Daily from £40 to £82.50, Weekly from £378 to £504 Special packages available No single supplements but sole occupancy supplements may apply
Yorkshire Coast 2015 55 F Tw DST The Terrace Hotel www.smoothhound.co.uk/hotels/theterrace 3 - 2 2 7 Situated between North and South Bays. Close to all Scarborough’s many attractions and a short walk from the town centre. Private car park. Colour television in all rooms with Freeview. Close to Stephen Joseph Theatre. Free Wifi available. 69 Westborough, Scarborough YO11 1TS. Tel: 01723 374937. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 7 | Prices B&B from £22 to £27 per night, B&B from £154 to £189 per week
Serviced | Scarborough F Tw DST Park Manor Hotel www.parkmanor.co.uk 6 7 22 6 41 Delivering genuine hospitality and a high level of professional service, Park Manor is an ideal business base or holiday hotel. Free WiFi, swimming pool, spa & steam room. Car Park.
Northstead Manor Drive, Scarborough, North Yorkshire YO12 6BB. Tel: 01723 372090. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 41 | Prices from £45 to £89.50
F Tw DST Raven Hall Country House Hotel & Lodges www.ravenhall.co.uk 8 20 20 4 60 Dramatically situated between Whitby and Scarborough in the North Yorks Moors National Park, overlooking Robin Hoods Bay with breathtaking views. 52 bedrooms, set in 100 acres with a nine-hole cliffside golf course, tennis courts, games room and heated indoor swimming pool. In addition are eight eco-friendly Finnish lodges with a unique range of features including luxurious furnishings and fittings, kitchen, wireless Internet access, their structure is sustainable.
Ravenscar, Scarborough YO13 0ET. Tel: 01723 870353. Fax: 01723 870072. Email: [email protected]. Number of Bedrooms: 60 (including 8 Lodges) Prices from £69 per room per night to £205 per room per night
F Tw DST The Kensington Guest House www.kensingtonguesthouse.co.uk - 1 4 - 5 We have real passion for customer service. We pride ourselves on our huge breakfast choices each morning and offer home-made preserves, yoghurt, bread / scones. In your room each day home-made biscuits or cake. 66 Columbus Ravine, Scarborough YO12 7QU. Tel: 01723 368117. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 5 | Prices from £60 to £72
Scarborough Self Catering
Avondale Holiday Flats www.avondaleholidayats.co.uk Splendid views overlooking the North Bay and Castle. Close to town centre, cricket ground, Peasholm Park. Fully equipped, Freeview TV, clean and comfortable. Open all year round. Part weeks available from October through to May, 75 Queen’s Parade, Scarborough YO12 7HY. Tel: 01723 364836. Email: avondaleholidayª[email protected]. No.of units: 7 | Prices from £75 to £350
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Beach Life Sands Apartments www.beachlifescarborough.co.uk • Comfortable new apartments, sleeping 2-8 people • Two lifts • Secure free parking including disabled space • Sea view roof terrace • Full kitchen • Central heating • 24 hour reception • Level beach access • Open all year • Discounts for longer breaks • Warm welcome assured 411 Kepwick House, The Sands, Scarborough YO12 7TN Tel: 01723 269334. Mobile: 07894 234850. Email: [email protected]. No. of units: 2 | Prices from £79.50 to £149.50 per night
Marlborough Holiday Flats www.marlborough-seafront-ats.co.uk
Situated in a most prestigious position overlooking the North Bay, within easy reach of both beaches. | Scarborough Self Catering Convenient for all North Bay attractions, only 10 minutes walk to town centre, 20 minutes walk from railway station. 22 Blenheim Terrace, Queen’s Parade, Scarborough YO12 7HD. Tel: 01723 373116. Mobile: 07968 792683. Email: [email protected]. No. of units: 8 | Prices from £140 to £320 (Low season £140-£170, High season £190-£320)
Harbourside Apartments www.scarboroughapartments.co.uk Newly developed in 2010, Harbourside Apartments combine the traditional Scarborough seaside holiday with a luxurious and contemporary twist. Situated directly opposite Scarborough Harbour, these sumptuous self-catering apartments offer amazing views of Scarborough’s South Bay. 16-18 Sandside, Scarborough YO11 1DE. Tel: 01723 500045. Fax: 01723 352364. Email: [email protected]. No. of units: 5 | Prices from £460 to £875
Glaisdale Holiday Flats & Cottage www.glaisdaleatsandcottage.co.uk • South Cliff near Esplanade and Spa • Pets allowed by prior arrangement • Unrestricted FREE parking • Open all year • 4 flats (all self-contained) : • Full central heating, according to season - 2 one bedroom (1 max 2 people; 1 max 4) • Town bus to and from door - 2 with 2 bedrooms (max 5 people) plus 1 adjoining 2 bedroom cottage • Resident proprietor, Michael Holliday (max 4 people) F.I.H., please visit our website • Fully equipped including Freeview, • Saturday to Saturday May through DVD, Wi-Fi September
49 West Street, Scarborough YO11 2QR. Tel: 01723 372728. Email: info@glaisdaleªatsandcottage.co.uk. No. of units: 5 | Prices from £220 to £470
Falsgrave Leisure & Lodges www.scarboroughlogcabins.co.uk
Falsgrave Leisure and Lodges is situated in Scarborough. The South Bay is a 5 minute drive away. We are a Family owned business, with static caravans and 5 luxury lodges, all with hot tubs.
Our lodges are beautifully decorated and bed linen, towels and free wifi are provided. Each lodge has fantastic views, looking over Scarborough to the sea, which can be enjoyed whilst relaxing in the hot tub.
Falsgrave Leisure & Lodges, Falsgrave Moor Farm, Edgehill Road, Scarborough YO12 4BG. Tel: 07711 610799. Email: [email protected]. No. of units: 5 | Prices from £320 to £995
Yorkshire Coast 2015 57 Cravendale Holiday Flats www.cravendaleats.co.uk Elegant Victorian house overlooking peaceful square. All flats fully equipped private facilities. Internet access. Comfort, cleanliness guaranteed. Sea front gentle 5 minute walk. Near shops, easy parking, pets welcome. 11 St Martin’s Square, Scarborough YO11 2DQ. Tel: 01274 871069. Mobile: 07891 291139. Email: shirleysª[email protected]. No.of units: 7 | Prices from £240 to £400
Bedwyn’s www.bedwyns.co.uk | Scarborough Self Catering IN ALL THE MOST POPULAR AREAS OF SCARBOROUGH 40 Quality, affordable Self Catering properties. Flats, Bungalows and Cottages. No extra charges. Free bed linen and utilities. Your pet goes free. Lovely sea view and pet friendly properties available. CALL US NOW ON 01723 516700. WE’RE ALWAYS HAPPY TO SHARE OUR LOCAL KNOWLEDGE AND HELP YOU CHOOSE. Or book online 24/7. www.bedwyns.co.uk
5 Esplanade Road, Scarborough YO11 2AS. Tel: 01723 516700. Email: [email protected]. No. of units: 40 | Prices from £195 to £715 per week. O¢ peak short breaks available.
Harbour View Flats www.harbourviewscarborough.co.uk Harbour View Flats situated overlooking the harbour. A busy, quaint working marina in the lee of the castle unique setting with unrivalled view of the South Bay, Oliver’s Mount in the background.
37/37a Sandside, Scarborough YO11 1PG. Tel: 01723 361162. Email: [email protected]. No. of units: 5 | Prices from £110 to £460
Lawnswood Holiday Flats www.yorkshire-coast.co.uk/lawnswood Town centre holiday flats, great location for shops, beach, dining and night life. Open all year, short or long breaks. Pets welcome, free Wi-Fi. On-street or limited garage parking. Walking distance from train / bus station. 30-32 Aberdeen Walk, Scarborough YO11 1XW. Tel: 01723 363653. Mobile: 07729 616202. Email: [email protected]. No. of units: 5 | Prices from £99 to £440
White Gable www.scarborough.co • Lovely spacious ground floor apartment • Freezer, washer and dryer, microwave ideally located for a relaxing holiday • No extras – linen, towels, toiletries, hot • Close to beach, promenade, SeaLife water, heating and electric all included Centre and miniature railway • Own on-site, off-street parking • Large garden • No pets • Clean and bright accommodation with • Online booking available via our website 2 bedrooms, lounge (large plasma TV), kitchen, large bathroom • Sleeps 5 • Bedroom TVs, DVD player • WiFi
Scalby Mills Road Correspondence address: 54 Falsgrave Road, Scarborough YO12 5AX. Tel: 01723 374220. Email: [email protected] No. of units: 1 | Prices from £320 to £740
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Yorkshire Coast 2015 59 Atlantis Holiday Flats www.atlantisholidayats.co.uk Perfectly situated on the North Side with fantastic views of Castle and Coast. Close to town centre, beaches, cricket ground, Peasholm Park. Compact, fully equipped, one-bedroomed flats. See website for more detailed information. 73 Queen’s Parade, Scarborough, North Yorkshire YO12 7HY. Tel: 01723 375 087. Email: atlantisholidayª[email protected]. No. of units: 6 | Prices from £90 to £225 per week
Brialene Apartments Public Bar & Restaurant www.scarborough-brialene.co.uk | Scarborough Self Catering Super family home in great location - 10 minutes stroll to South Bay and Town Centre. Well-equipped apartments for couples and families, cleaned with care. Fully self-contained, includes linen, freeview TV, microwave, cot, laundrette. Open all year. Sat to Sat main weeks, long/short breaks/weekends any other time. Same site - Cellars pub & restaurant, C.A.M.R.A recommended. Real ales, traditional home-cooked food, live music, Wi-Fi, Sky Sports, car park. Resident proprietors: Brian and Marlene Witty
35-37 Valley Road, Scarborough YO11 2LX. Tel: 01723 367158. Mobile: 07947 120446. Email: [email protected]. No. of units: 10 | Prices from £100 to £400
Parade Holiday Flats www.paradeholidayats.co.uk Established in 1988, Parade Holiday Flats offer spacious and light one bedroomed self-contained flats. Each flat is furnished and equipped to a very high standard with many home-from-home touches. Ground floor bedrooms available. 12 Belle Vue Parade, Scarborough YO11 1SU. Booking address: 15 Fenby Gardens, Scarborough YO12 5LB. Tel: 01723 374307. Email: [email protected]. No. of units: 4 | Prices from £260 to £395
White Acre www.scarborough.co • Two lovely large self-contained • Bedroom TVs, DVD player apartments, ideally situated, alongside • Freezer, microwave decorative gardens, in heart of the Peasholm holiday area • No extras – linen, towels, toiletries, hot water, heating and electric included • Close to beach, boating lake, miniatue railway, cricket ground and Open Air Theatre • Sleeps 4-5 • Pleasant views • Online booking available via our website • Own off-street parking • No pets • 2 bedrooms, lounge with large plasma TV, and kitchen Victoria Park, Peasholm. Correspondence address: 54 Falsgrave Road, Scarborough YO12 5AX. Tel: 01723 374220. Email: [email protected] No. of units: 2 | Prices from £320 to £740
Valley View Holiday Flats www.valleyview.org.uk Delightfully situated with access to Valley Road, we are within 10 minutes of the South Bay and town centre. Flats 1-11 open June-September, the luxury Garden Flat is open year round.
13 Grosvenor Road, Scarborough YO11 2LZ. Tel: 01723 364709. Email: [email protected]. No. of units: 12 | Prices from £250 to £725
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Pinewood Park www.pinewoodpark.co.uk A family run park situated within walking distance to Scarborough. Touring caravan and camping field. Wild West themed area with Indian Tipis, Western Wagons and Camping Shacks. Superb wedding venue. Special offers on the website.
Racecourse Road (A170), Scarborough YO12 5TG. Tel: 01723 367278. Email: [email protected]. | Scarborough & Camping Caravan No. of tent pitches: 14 – from £16 per night No. of touring caravan pitches: 6 – from £16 per night, No. of themed accommodation: 20
Scalby Close Park www.scalbyclosepark.co.uk Ideally located for both Moors and Coast in a peaceful rural setting close to local amenities. This beautifully landscaped site includes: all weather, full-service pitches for Motorhomes/Caravans, well equipped heated toilet block and laundry. Seasonal pitches available. Burniston Road, Scarborough YO13 0DA. Tel: 01723 365908. Email: [email protected]. No. of touring caravan pitches: 42 - from £18 - £28 daily, to £126 weekly
Tourist Information Centres
Scarborough Tourist Information Centre Whitby Tourist Information Centre Stephen Joseph Theatre Langborne Road Westborough Scarborough Whitby YO11 1JW YO21 1YN Tel: 01723 383636 Tel: 01723 383636 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Scarborough Harbourside Filey Tourist Information Centre Tourist Information Centre John Street Open April to October daily, weekends only November to March Filey Sandside YO14 9DW Scarborough Tel: 01723 383636 YO11 1PP Email: [email protected] Tel: 01723 383636 Email: [email protected] Tourist Information at Hornsea Museum Open Easter to end of September. Bridlington Tourist Information Centre Tel: 01482 640852 25 Prince Street Email: [email protected] Bridlington Tourist Information at YO15 2NP Withernsea Lighthouse Museum Tel: 01482 391634 Open Easter to end of September. Email: [email protected] Tel: 01482 640852 Email: [email protected]
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62 Yorkshire Coast 2015 DiscoverYorkshireCoast.com Bridlington Serviced Serviced | Bridlington F Tw DST Grantlea Guest House www.grantlea-guest-house.co.uk 0 0 4 0 4 Privately owned guest house on the south side of Bridlington situated between The Spa Theatre and The Spotlight Theatre. We offer standard and king-sized rooms with en-suite facilities. Totally non-smoking establishment. FREE Wi-Fi. 2 South Street, Bridlington YO15 3BY. Tel: 01262 400190. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 4 | B&B Prices from £52 to £58 per room per night, £280 to £300 per room per week
F Tw DST Blantyre Guest House www.blantyreguesthouse.co.uk 3 1 3 1 8 Blantyre House overlooks Pembroke Gardens, • Sea view rooms available the south beach and promenade. Close to the • Children welcome Harbour, The Spa theatre and just a short walk into town. • Totally non smoking Gina and David promise you a warm friendly • Free Parking permits welcome and hope to ensure you have an • Special offers on some local attractions enjoyable stay. • Twin, single and family rooms available RING FOR SPECIAL OFFERS
21 Pembroke Terrace, Bridlington YO15 3BX. Tel: 01262 400660. Email: [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 8 | Prices from £29 Daily B&B & £170 Weekly B&B
F Tw DST Rags Hotel, Bar & Restaurant www.ragshotel.co.uk 1 2 4 - 7 Stylish ensuite bedrooms. Positioned next to award-winning South Beach, The Spa theatre and the town centre. Rags has the most spectacular views of Bridlington harbour and bay. Harbour view restaurants and bar open every day. South Pier, Bridlington YO15 3AW. Tel: 01262 400355 / 674729. Email: [email protected]. No. of bedrooms: 7 | Prices from £32.50 to £65 pppn
F Tw DST The Seacourt www.theseacourt.co.uk 2 2 6 212 The Seacourt’s boutique accommodation has 12 rooms some with stunning views overlooking the south bay, harbour and Flamborough Head. Situated in one of Bridlington’s prime locations The Seacourt is just minutes away from The Spa Royal Hall, the harbour and the town centre. We cater for a variety of guests and also specialise in packages for golf breaks, conference delegates, cycling, walking and nature tourism.
Tripadvisor “certificate of excellence” 2014.
76 South Marine Drive, Bridlington YO15 3NS. Tel: 01262 400872. Email: [email protected] / [email protected]. No.of bedrooms: 12 | Prices from £40 per night. Package deals on request.
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