Runswick Bay
A mile of sheltered sand beneath a picture-book village of red-roofed cottages, one of the finest beaches on the coast
A mile of sheltered sand beneath a picture-book village of red-roofed cottages, one of the finest beaches on the coast
Rock pools, ammonites and a vast rocky scar exposed at low tide.
Tiny harbour, fossil beach and the Cleveland Way clifftop path.
Grey seals haul out on the rocks below the old alum works and can be watched from the cliff path.
Three miles of sand from Whitby to Sandsend, with the best rock pools at the far end.
Dramatic little bay under the abbey cliffs with a shipwreck, sea stacks and fossils.
A smugglers' cove with a youth hostel in the old mill, a mile south of Robin Hood's Bay.
A waterfall that tumbles straight onto a boulder beach in a wooded cove south of Ravenscar.
The last pier on the north-east coast and the oldest water-balanced cliff lift in Britain.
The Victorian side of town: whalebone arch, Captain Cook statue, the Royal Crescent and views to the abbey.
National Trust information centre and shop at the start of the coast path to Robin Hood's Bay, with seal-watching and alum-works walks
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