Yorkshire is fortunate to have a lengthy coastline that boasts a variety of towns and villages, perfect for a seaside escape. Whether you're a fan of strolling by the sea, indulging in ice-cream or savouring fish and chips, there's likely a Yorkshire coastal retreat that's just right for you. However, not all seaside towns are created equal - they vary greatly in terms of history, activities available, and more.
READ MORE: I said one word to my Yorkshire mates and everyone was left baffled To help you in finding the must-visit spots along the Yorkshire coast, we've compiled a useful list. Keep reading to discover 30 seaside destinations, listed in no particular order, that you simply can't afford to miss, along with suggestions on what to do while you're there. We'll begin with a North Yorkshire classic - it's hard to imagine a trip to the Yorkshire coast without at least one visit to Whitby.
From ascending the 199 steps to the seventh-century ruins of Whitby Abbey, to immersing yourself in the tale of Dracula at the dedicated experience, to taking in the panoramic views of the coast, Whitby is an absolute must-see. You can stroll along the extensive piers, visit the Whitby museum and gallery, or even take a dip in the sea if you're feeling brave enough. This town has a rich history that would be a shame to overlook.
Just a half-hour bus journey up the coast from Whitby, you'll find Runswick, a quaint coastal village located on the Cleveland Way. While the town may lack in te.