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Whitby
The Historic Fishing Port of Whitby is now a popular holiday resort attracting visitors from all corners of the World. It is unspoilt, bursting with character and quite unique and it has changed little since the days when the famous Captain James Cook lived and worked here. The dramatic ruins of the Whitby Abbey dominate the Eastern Headland and the 199 steps lead down to the narrow streets and alleyways of the “old town”. The bustling harbour is still a working port and cobles can be hired for a spot of angling or enjoy the views of the coastline from one of the many pleasure crafts moored in the bay. Delight your senses on the local ‘catch of the day’ from award-winning restaurants. The beaches have been awarded the ENCAMS Seaside Award and will be flying the distinctive blue and yellow flag. Beach Chalets are available for weekly hire in Whitby. For further information and to download a printable booking form
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