Whitby guidebook
Outdoor Cafe and Woodland Walk
Falling Foss Tea Garden
Dalby Forest Visitors Centre
Dalby Forest DriveFossil Hunting
Quirky and quaint old smugglers village, full of history and twisty-turny streets. Great pebble beach for exploring, rockpooling and fossil hunting.
156 locals recommend
Robin Hood's Bay
Quirky and quaint old smugglers village, full of history and twisty-turny streets. Great pebble beach for exploring, rockpooling and fossil hunting.
Food scene
We so love it here! Great coffee and cake. Relaxed atmosphere. Tables inside and out. Child and dog friendly.
Accessible at low tide along the beach at Robin Hood's Bay.
9 locals recommend
YHA Boggle Hole
We so love it here! Great coffee and cake. Relaxed atmosphere. Tables inside and out. Child and dog friendly.
Accessible at low tide along the beach at Robin Hood's Bay.
Sightseeing
Currently you have to pre-book, but well worth a visit. English Heritage organise lots of events at the Abbey, which are great if you can catch one.
112 locals recommend
Whitby Abbey
Abbey LaneCurrently you have to pre-book, but well worth a visit. English Heritage organise lots of events at the Abbey, which are great if you can catch one.
A ruined castle hidden in the woods, accessible via a pleasant woodland walk. Park in the Mulgrave Estate car park at Sandsend. Open Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays only. Super open views and great place to picnic.
Mulgrave Castle
Low LaneA ruined castle hidden in the woods, accessible via a pleasant woodland walk. Park in the Mulgrave Estate car park at Sandsend. Open Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays only. Super open views and great place to picnic.
Take a trip on a steam train from Whitby down the Esk Valley. Runs all year round.
10 locals recommend
Steam Trains; North Yorkshire moors railway
1 Front StTake a trip on a steam train from Whitby down the Esk Valley. Runs all year round.