Traveling alone is hard. Especially if you are traveling in Whitby for the first time. From the atmospheric Abbey towering over winding cobbled streets to the windswept beach and working harbour, Whitby is not your traditional coastal town. No trip to this picturesque ancient seaport would be complete without sampling some award-winning fish and chips, following the footsteps of Bram Stoker’s Dracula and English explorer Captain James Cook or discovering the history of the famous Whitby Jet. There are a lot this place can offer, from tourist attractions, and souvenir stores to restos. Accommodation is number one. You have to ensure that you have set a booking beforehand. Since you are traveling alone, you have to consider your budget. There is a place in Whitby that is very family-friendly and will save you a lot. The Yorkshire Coast Holiday Lets will make your stay FUNtastic and memorable. Make sure you have made a reservation first before you travel.
Visit some of the tourist destinations:
- 199 Steps
- Whitby Beach
- Whitby Abbey
- Whitby Harbour
- Whitby Museum
- Falling Foss Tea Garden and Waterfall
- Captain Cook Memorial Museum Whitby
- The Whalebone Arch
- Mary’s Church
- Larpool Viaduct
Visit Some of the Stores:
- Whitby Gift Shop
- Ship in a bottle
- Kemps on the Coast
- Rainbow Shells
- Crafty Cove, Whitby
- There’s a lot more….
How about restos… There’s a lot…
- Ditto
- Cosa Nostra
- The Marine Bar & Restaurant
- Trenchers
- The Blitz Whitby
Per information online, based on 2019 booking and traffic data, Whitby was rewarded as the most popular staycation spot, with an intended average amount of £490 for three nights, which is eight percent less than the UK average of £528. Whitby has a lot to offer. If you are an international traveler from Asia or America, Europe will welcome you with open arms to experience their warmth and culture.