Early Yorkshire Coast & Country

PRICE HELD FOR 2026 Yorkshire's warmest welcome awaits you in popular Whitby, a real seaside gem with its quirky narrow streets and bustling harbour overlooked by the striking Gothic ruins of Whitby Abbey. Scarborough is a resort of immense style with an elegant promenade running along the top of the cliffs. The mighty castle towers over the impressive headland and in its shadow the town has grown up around the bustling harbour. Historic charm and scenic splendour surround the beautiful Yorkshire coastline and the North Yorkshire Moors National Park is just a stone's throw away. A visit to historic Beverley is also included - a Yorkshire jewel just waiting to be explored\n\nHighlights
- Hotel for 3 nights dinner & breakfast- Porterage- Visit to Scarborough- Scenic drive through the North York Moors- Visit to Beverley

Early Spring Getaway
Day 1 - After joining your holiday coach, head to the North Yorkshire coast with refreshment stops en-route to your hotel in Whitby. 3 nights DBB\n\nDay 2 - 3 At leisure in Whitby with two included excursions. \n\nThe much-loved fishing town of Whitby is dominated by its cliff-top Abbey, its quaint cobbled streets and picturesque houses standing on the steep slopes of the River Esk. The narrow streets and alleys winding down to the quays of this seafaring town still bustle as they have done for centuries. For the energetic, climb the 199 steps to Whitby Abbey and explore the beautiful ruins which tower over the town. Well known as the home port of the legendary seafarer Captain Cook, it also draws Dracula fans with its many connections to Bram Stoker. Don't forget to sample the world-beating fish and chips, fresh from the harbour\n\nINCLUDED EXCURSIONS\nBeverley\nHead through the picturesque Yorkshire Wolds to East Riding's most attractive town, Beverley, a bustling market town which is full of Georgian character, charming streets and courtyards. Beverley's famous market dates back centuries and is a vital part of community life. It is held in the town centre on Saturdays and offers a friendly atmosphere and a vibrant mix of stalls, selling food from around the world, fruit, vegetables, freshly baked goods, arts and crafts and clothing. The landmark Gothic Beverley Minster complete with 13th century stone carvings and stained glass, dominates the skyline. Its impressive proportions and historic significance are best appreciated from inside. Building work began here in 1220 and wasn't completed until 1425 so three distinct architectural styles can be seen in the intricate detailing.\n\nScarborough & North York Moors National Park\nDiscover the charms of Scarborough, the popular seaside town on the stunning Yorkshire Coast. Blow the cobwebs away on the award winning sandy beaches, from North Bay to South Bay and explore Scarborough's fascinating history through its historic landmarks, from ancient fortresses to grand architectural gems that reveal the town's rich past. Return to Whitby this afternoon with a scenic drive across the dramatic North York Moors National Park.\n\nDay 4 - After breakfast travel homewards with a comfort stop en-route arriving early/mid eveningRoyal Hotel Whitby
The excellent 3* Royal Whitby Hotel enjoys a stunning cliff top location in popular Whitby opposite the famous Whalebone Arch with wonderful views on all sides of beaches, the harbour, the old town, the Gothic abbey ruins, and headland. There is a bar and restaurant, and the hotel is approx. 10 minutes' walk from local shops and the riverside. Comfortable guestrooms feature the usual mod cons including tea / coffee making facilities. There is a lift in the hotel but some internal steps. There are some steps at the front of the hotel but there is also flat access via the bar area\n\n\n