News, pictures and stories to inspire your next Yorkshire holiday cottage stay

Towering above the streets of Whitby and boasting a facinating history, Dracula’s Whitby Abbey is amongst the towns most popular, and most iconic landmarks.

Boasting a rich history, beautifully maintained gardens and eye-catching architecture, Sewerby Hall promises a memorable day out for all.

If there’s one thing that’s readily available in Yorkshire, it’s coastal walks. Far from just views of sandy beaches, these ambling challenges offer a huge range of clifftop views, quaint villages and incredible wildlife.

Whether you want to cosy up around a roaring fire, indulge in some classic British grub or find somewhere to sit and gaze out to sea, this seaside town – known locally as Brid – has the pub for you.  

Feeling peckish? After all that coastal walking along Robin Hood’s Bay, it’s fair to say you’ll be eager for a generous Yorkshire meal. Keep the whole family fed and watered with our selection of Robin Hood’s Bay restaurants.   

With picture perfect scenery and glistening waters, why go abroad when you can enjoy crisp white sands and awe-inspiring clifftop views at Runswick Bay beach?

North Yorkshire is well-known for its eclectic range of pubs, restaurants and mouth-watering eateries – and the Yorkshire coast is no exception.

Are you planning to join the 8 million visitors that head to North Yorkshire each year? Then this is the blog for you. The county’s stunning moorland and dramatic coastline combine to offer a vast selection of day trips and attractions.

With an expansive coastline and diverse range of wildlife, it’s no surprise that there are a whole lot of seafood restaurants in Scarborough.

When it comes to beaches in North Yorkshire, all sorts of images spring to mind. Scarborough, Whitby, Bridlington – but what about the smaller beaches? If you’re looking for somewhere a little more private, check out our list of things to do in Sandsend.