A quaint fishing village along the “Dinosaur Coast,” Staithes is rich in maritime heritage and linked to Captain Cook. This scenic spot appeals to history enthusiasts and fossil hunters. Explore its cobbled streets or join a guided fossil hunt to uncover its prehistoric secrets. The village remains peaceful, with parking set away from the centre to preserve its quiet charm.

A quaint fishing village along the “Dinosaur Coast,” Staithes is rich in maritime heritage and linked to Captain Cook. This scenic spot appeals to history enthusiasts and fossil hunters. Explore its cobbled streets or join a guided fossil hunt to uncover its prehistoric secrets. The village remains peaceful, with parking set away from the centre to preserve its quiet charm.

This former smuggler’s haven on the Yorkshire coast now serves as a picturesque getaway for walking, horse riding, and beach activities. Wander its narrow paths lined with old cottages and enjoy the local seafood. Robin Hood’s Bay is ideal for those wanting to mix adventure with tranquility.

Perched on Whitby's East Cliff, the Abbey is a stunning ruin that inspired Bram Stoker's 'Dracula'. Visitors can explore its Gothic remains and enjoy themed events like the Whitby Goth Weekend. The abbey's silhouette against the sky at dusk is particularly spellbinding.

Near the Yorkshire-Cumbria border, this iconic viaduct with 24 arches stands as a monument to Victorian engineering and the labourers who built it at great personal cost. Today, it offers a poignant reminder of history and human endurance, set against the moorlands.