This historic little fishing village on the Dinosaur Coast is a treasure trove of fascinating fossils, plants and wildlife, perfect for exploring on a daytrip.

If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of Whitby, Sandsend Beach is a small and lovely alternative within walking distance.

Forget donkeys and deckchairs, Cayton Bay Beach is all about raw and natural beauty and embracing the elements.

Quieter than its neighbours Scarborough and Bridlington, Filey Beach is a glorious 5 mile long expanse of golden sand complete with a historical promenade, beach chalets and sculptures.

This Blue Flag Award-winning West Cliff Beach is one of Yorkshire's most popular - nestled on the northern edge of Whitby, just minutes out of town.

Scarborough is home to two of the UK's best loved beaches, welcoming holidaymakers for over 400 years. It's no wonder it's the quintessential British seaside resort.

Immaculately clean and manned by lifeguards throughout summer, bustling Bridlington South Beach is perfect for safe swimming and building sandcastles.

Recently redeveloped, Withernsea Beach features an attractive and colourful promenade where you can indulge in all your favourite seaside activities and treats.

Boasting a long stretch of golden sand, you'll love spending the day at the award-winning Barmston Beach.

Often considered to be one of Yorkshire's prettiest beaches and located in a former fishing village, Runswick Bay is only 9 miles from the hustle and bustle of Whitby.