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Probably the most visited and much-loved of Yorkshire's seaside resorts, Whitby is an idyllic location for a holiday. With its seaside heritage, excellent restaurants, independent shops and host of bars and cafes along its medieval streets, it has so much to offer the discerning holidaymaker.
Whitby’s narrow twisting yards evolved over a thousand years ago to provide protection from Viking raiders, and to help Whitby’s smugglers avoid the tax collectors. Straddling the River Esk and dominated by the 13th century ruins of St Hilda’s Abbey high on the East Cliff dominates the skyline, providing the backdrop for some of Lewis Carroll’s work, it was also famously the inspiration for Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Spreading below, a maze of alleyways and narrow streets running down to the busy quayside and picturesque harbour which have been a magnet for artists and tourists alike for centuries.

Exploring the North York Moors National Park
Whitby Harbour 20 minutes walk
Robin Hood's Bay 11 miles
Scarborough 27 miles
Runswick Bay 10 miles
Sandsend 8 miles
North York Moors Visitor Centre - Danby 11 miles
Further afield
City of York 45 miles
Castle Howard 35 miles
Howardian Hills AONB 35
Yorkshire Dales National Park miles 60 miles
 Airports/Railway
York mainline station, 45 miles, London 2 hours
Durham Tees Valley Airport 40 miles
Leeds Bradford Airport 80 miles