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Would you like to enjoy an incredible and romantic holiday in one of the most beautiful coastal cities in England? Travel to picturesque Whitby in North Yorkshire. A charming maritime city, where fishing and shipbuilding are its main economic source. You will enjoy a pleasant atmosphere staying in any of the fabulous cottages that you can find. Stroll through its wonderful beaches where you can appreciate the most beautiful sunsets. Tour its ancient temples and museums, where you'll learn fascinating facts about Whitby's history. Visit the fantastic parks where you can relax and contemplate the most beautiful natural landscapes. Certainly, in Whitby, you will find everything you are looking for, a magnificent holiday in the company of your partner.
Charming cottages with private gardensFor the perfect holiday, nothing better than staying in any of the adorable cottages you'll find in Whitby. With views of the sea or surrounded by beautiful parks, you will find all the comforts you need to enjoy a few well-deserved days off. Large windows to contemplate the sunsets and the enchanting views. Living room with comfortable sofas, TV, high-speed Wi-Fi, selection of books and movies for your entertainment. In addition to finding a spacious dining room to enjoy fantastic meals, you will have the adorable kitchen that includes cutlery, dishes, dishwasher, refrigerator, stove, microwave, oven, coffee maker and much more. Rest after a day of exploring Whitby in the comfortable and cosy rooms with bathroom, bed linen and towels included. Additionally, you will find in these accommodations private parking and proximity to shops and restaurants.
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The traditional coastal town of Whitby, in addition to beautiful beaches, has for its visitors impressive ancient temples that have survived the vestiges of time and remain firm so that you can discover what life was like in England in the past. One of the must-sees in the lovely church of St Mary. It is located a few meters before Whitby Abbey at the highest point. It is a Norman-style building consecrated at the beginning of the 12th century. However, some parts such as the tower and the central nave date back to earlier times. In the 1700s it underwent some changes and almost all its accessories were changed at the end of the 19th century, as you walk through the interior, you will be able to notice the different types of architecture from its initial construction to the present day. Undoubtedly, this magnificent Whitby temple is worth a visit.
Whitby for couplesWhitby's beautiful coastal settings are perfect for sharing a romantic getaway with your partner. However, you will also find incredible nature that you cannot miss. One of the most adorable places you will find in Whitby is the amazing Falling Foss Tea Garden. A beautiful and charming tea garden, which is located on top of the 10-meter-high Falling Foss waterfall. Furthermore, on the grounds of the garden is a country house, which offers its visitors unbelievable displays of local arts and crafts. In the surroundings there is an ancient forest with beautiful trees where bonfires are usually made. Upon arrival at the Tearoom, you can enjoy the most impressive views of the entire place and a variety of delicious homemade cakes and fantastic drinks to share after the tour.
On Crape Lane, you'll find an old 17th-century red-brick house where Whitby's most famous explorer James Cook lived, now a museum in his honour, displaying exhibits from his three voyages with unique, well-preserved artefacts.
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This lovely park was considered the best public park in the county of Yorkshire in 2014. It is one of the most visited and is located around the Whitby docks. You will enjoy fantastic wooded areas, lily ponds, rose gardens, playground, and a beautiful floral clock. Additionally, you will enjoy wonderful picnic areas in the midst of this incredible nature that you cannot miss, perfect for relaxing in the heart of the tranquillity of Whitby.
2. Visit the old Whitby AbbeyWhitby Abbey is one of the most iconic places you can visit in the city. It was built in Norman times, and you will be able to appreciate some Gothic remains in its architecture that were added centuries later. It was suppressed by Henry VIII. Although there are only ruins of what was a beautiful temple, you can still see some incredible details of its structure and in some windows. You will find the Abbey located on the highest part of a cliff and to reach it you must take the route of steps where you can contemplate the most beautiful views of the place.
3. Stroll around the beautiful Whitby HarbourWhitby Harbour is one of the most popular places among locals and visitors for leisurely strolls. This picturesque place is the result of human development over the years, it flows into the Esk River and if you go north, walking to the ends where you can visit old lighthouses and mooring posts, as well as some remains of ships. To the south you'll discover long quays, cliffs and cute brick and stone houses on narrow streets lined with pubs, shops and more. Whitby Harbour is also the starting point for fantastic excursions in the surrounding area.
4. Enjoy the charming beach of WhitbyWest of Esk is the fantastic beach at Whitby, also known as West Beach Cliff. It is famous for having top-notch lifeguards and bathroom facilities. In summer, it is usually very visited due to the number of water activities that can be done. Regardless of the time of year you visit, you will enjoy soft golden sands perfect for walks and crystal clear waters. Likewise, this beach is only a few meters from others such as Sandy Beach or Upgang Beach to the west.
5. Explore the amazing Whitby MuseumOne of the best ways to get to know Whitby is by visiting this amazing museum, which offers its visitors incredible exhibits that include pieces, articles on the natural history of this place. Visit the gallery with gigantic fossils of marine reptiles, model ships and articles of the well-known Captain James Cook that includes photographs, maps, diaries and much more that tell the story of his fascinating voyages and discoveries that you cannot miss and are an important part of the Whitby's past.
6. Enjoy beautiful nature on the North York MoorsThe city of Whitby is bordered by this fantastic National Park with the largest swaths of moorland in the whole of the UK. It includes beautiful romantic and wild landscapes and a set of hills with heights of 400 meters and deep valleys that offer multiple options for walking, ideal for lovers of hiking. Likewise, you will find an incredible visitor centre with lots of information about the park and the best routes to explore. If you love nature, you should definitely pay a visit to this wonderful place.
7. Climb all 199 stepsIt takes 199 steps to reach the top of Whitby, home to the fantastic Whitby Abbey, St. Mary's Church and other popular city attractions. The 199 steps will take you through beautiful landscapes with incredible views where you will find adorable coloured houses, craft and souvenir shops, restaurants and incredible pubs. In addition to enjoying the unbelievable views of the sea. The 199 steps are one of the most enjoyable and popular walks for visitors.
Information about cottages in Whitby
🏡 Cottages available: | 596 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -55%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £25. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, garden and balcony. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 346 properties. |
👩👩👧👦 For families: | 10% of the properties. |