Log Cabins and Lodges in Runswick Bay

Runswick Bay is one of those destinations where you say, I want to go back! This UK destination is beautiful, a place of beach, delicious food and colourful houses with vibrant tones on the Yorkshire coast, this whole bay is sheltered with a spaciousness that accompanies beautiful red-roofed cottages. Would you like to stay in one of these lodges? You'll be pleased to know that you can, several of these are open to stay in the heart of the village or on the bay itself with a sea view.

A log cabin in the heart of the village is always a good option when you have a view of the sea and the whole Yorkshire coastline, these cabins can be mounted high up in the mountains or right on the coast to give you just steps to the beach. Inside these lodges you will have a homely atmosphere for you and your family, the furnishings are beachy with light fabrics and wood materials as are the kitchen worktops, which have everything you need from coffee makers, oven, hobs, ovens, dishwashers and more.

When staying at Runswick Bay, it's inevitable that you'll be visiting Runswick Bay Beach itself! At this beach, you can do many things, including going for a nice walk or taking your dog for a trot, here you can go for a swim if you want depending on the time of year, if you go in winter, the water will most likely be so cold you couldn't get in, but in summer, it's the ideal weather for a nice dip. The views of the town are magical, you can climb up a small hill and get an overview of the whole bay, not to be missed!

History always leaves a bittersweet taste in our lives, and so it proves with the historical monument The War Memorial Clock Tower in Hinderwell. A memorial to the locals who lost their lives during the First and Second World Wars, this impeccably maintained monument can be found at the end of Main Street. The structure is beautiful and has a writing that will leave you heartbroken, this place deserves respect and a visit.

Port Mulgrave is one of those spots you'll never want to leave again, the level of silence and tranquillity here is unparalleled. You'll even notice that there is only one road in and out, the place is desolate, and we love that!

Near Runswick Bay you'll find a fascinating museum called the Captain Cook & Staithes Heritage Centre which is a great place for children and adults to learn a bit of history of the region. There is a lot of Staithes history, Captain Cook and various artefacts that will take you back in time.

Staithes Beach is a small beach that sits in front of a small, picturesque village and is one of the prettiest sights you'll ever see: as soon as you arrive you'll be faced with a tiny shoreline in turquoise and navy-blue sea that face a few colourful houses with numerous plants clinging to their walls and small roads, all a British and exquisite space to swim and talk for a while.

If you want a different experience in tours, then plan a day with Real Staithes Day Tours; you'll spend a whole day learning about the beach and its local history while talking about hunting, taking out some lobster pots and much more. Kids love this tour as they spend their time looking for some fossils from the cliffs, fish and even crabs in the rock pools.

If you love the beach, you can head to some beaches near Runswick Bay, such as Sandsend Beach. This is the place to recharge your batteries, you can go barefoot and let the warm sand massage your feet while you take a stroll in the delicious UK sunshine.

Ancient ruins and natural spaces in the UK have a personality of their own, and it has a name: exquisite. Mulgrave Castle comprises a whole area with a lovely autumnal walk that takes you through beautiful woodland to the castle. This is a great place for a picnic lunch, what a great Sunday plan!

Kettleness Beach is another of the closest beaches to Runswick Bay, access to it is a bit tricky, but it's worth it when you get there, the sunsets are magical and the sea is calm, a necessary stop if you're having a magical trip with your partner.