Looking to refresh your body, calm your mind, and reconnect with yourself? The North Yorkshire coast isn’t just a feast for the eyes — it’s also home to a growing community of wellness spaces and practitioners who invite you to pause, breathe, and restore balance. From the dramatic moors to the sweeping beaches, here are […]
by Cara Shardlow
Standing tall and yet somehow unassuming, Freddie Gilroy & The Belsen Stragglers is a sculpture that does more than decorate Scarborough’s North Bay—it invites reflection, memory, and connection. Where to Find Him Location: Royal Albert Drive, overlooking North Bay, Scarborough, North Yorkshire. Always accessible to the public. What Is It? A steel sculpture by Ray […]
by Cara Shardlow
Perched dramatically on the East Cliff and overlooking the North Sea, Whitby Castle—more accurately known as Whitby Abbey—is one of North Yorkshire’s most striking and atmospheric landmarks. With a history that spans nearly 1,400 years, it’s no wonder this ancient ruin captures the imagination of every visitor. 🌊 What Makes Whitby Abbey So Fascinating? 🔹 […]
by Cara Shardlow
Perched on the scenic West Cliff of Whitby, the Whalebone Arch is one of the town’s most iconic landmarks — a striking reminder of Whitby’s deep-rooted maritime past. The original arch was erected shortly after 1853, crafted from the jawbones of a whale, reflecting the town’s historic connection to the whaling industry. Though the original […]
by Cara Shardlow
We’re excited to welcome you to The Bolt Hole, the latest addition to Yorkshire Coast Holiday Lets. Tucked away on the second floor of Leesholme, a striking Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, this newly renovated apartment blends rich maritime heritage with modern-day comfort. 🛏️ Perfect for couples, solo travellers, or a small family, The Bolt […]
by Cara Shardlow
Perched dramatically atop a rugged headland between Scarborough’s North and South Bays, Scarborough Castle stands as a powerful witness to more than 3,000 years of history. From ancient settlements to medieval warfare, it is more than just a ruin—it is a living story carved into the cliffs of North Yorkshire. A Journey Through Time The […]
by Cara Shardlow
Discover a piece of living history on the Yorkshire coast with the Saltburn Cliff Tramway — the oldest water-balanced funicular still in operation in the UK. First opened in 1884, this charming Victorian lift continues to impress visitors of all ages. Powered by a 1,500-litre water tank system, each of the two cars travels on […]
by Cara Shardlow
Scarborough is, without question, one of England’s great seaside towns. It has been drawing visitors to its spectacular North Sea coastline since the 17th century, making it one of Britain’s oldest resorts and yet it remains one of the most vital and rewarding, packed with things to see, do, and discover across every season. Whether […]
by Cara Shardlow
If you’re planning a visit to the Yorkshire Coast, Robin Hood’s Bay is one destination you won’t want to miss. Located just five miles south of Whitby and 15 miles north of Scarborough, this picturesque fishing village sits within the North York Moors National Park and offers breathtaking coastal scenery, a rich history, and charming […]
by Cara Shardlow
If you’ve ever visited Whitby, you’ve likely encountered one of its most famous landmarks: the 199 Steps leading up to St Mary’s Church and the haunting ruins of Whitby Abbey. But have you ever wondered why they exist or where they came from? 📜 A Step Back in Time The steps, also known historically as […]
by Cara Shardlow
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