Royal Whitby & the North Yorkshire Moors

NORTH YORKSHIRE

COAST (FULL DAY) - Travelling via the market town of Guisborough, we visit to the seaside town of Redcar, home to a unique vertical pier. Later, we continue via Saltburn-by-the-Sea, home to plenty of Victorian charm and the last remaining pier in Yorkshire. Our final stop is the picturesque fishing village of Staithes, a much-loved cliffside gem. Once one of the biggest ports in the North East, explore the winding cobbled streets and picturesque beach for yourself! Please note - Staithes is located down a steep hill, and passengers must walk into the village from the coach, which will be parked at the top.

WHITBY

(FULL DAY) - Enjoy free time in Whitby, a much-loved seaside town! Famous for its literary connections with Bram Stoker and Dracula, why not climb the one-hundred-and-ninty-nine steps to Whitby Abbey and take in views of the bay below? If you’re looking for maritime history, you’ll find the Captain Cook Memorial Museum in the 17th-century harbourside house where he served his apprenticeship. Don’t forget to enjoy some fish and chips or track down classic Whitby Jet!

NORTH YORKSHIRE MOOR

(FULL DAY) - Exploring the North Yorkshire Moors has never been easier. With visits to the pretty villages of Thornton-Le Dale and Hutton-Le-Hole, one of the most picturesque villages in the national park, you also visit Goathland. You might recognise familiar sights from Heartbeat's Aidensfield, or the railway station, immortalised as Hogsmeade Station in the early Harry Potter films - look out for the North Yorkshire Steam Railway trains which regularly run through the station.