Whitby is a town and civil parish in the Scarborough district of North Yorkshire in the north east of England. Today is a fishing port and tourist destination. It lies 47 miles (76 km) from York at the mouth of the River Esk and spreads up the steep sides of the narrow valley carved out by the river course. At this point the coast curves around, so the town faces more north than east.
Explore Whitby's narrow alleys and cobblestone streets. The old town where you are located within a range of unique shops, and the 199 steps to the famous Whitby Abbey, with amusement arcades, the Dracula Experience, museums, miniature golf, bus travel, leisure and many more attractions.
Depending on your needs, there is a wide range of Bed & Breakfast, guest houses, hotels, cottages and Self Catering Accommodation in Whitby. When you choose your Whitby Accommodation try and take into account how close you want to be the center of town. If you want to camp, and why not take a look at the campsites, Whitby has to offer. You can pitch a tent or stay in a static caravan, depending on your Whitby housing requirements.
A number of craft shops populating the narrow, cobbled streets selling local crafts, antiques and maritime memorabilia. The fisherman can still be seen tending their nets - it is still an important trading partner in Whitby. Whitby, provides a perfect blend of old Whitby style and functionality with all the modern amenities you would expect from a high quality development.
The Hotels in Whitby offers everything you and your family needs a happy and enjoyable holiday. With a friendly family atmosphere you will appreciate the warmth, comfort and hospitality. Whitby in North Yorkshire has a large selection of quality hotels. Whitby offers a range of hotels from country house with modern multi-storey, from the small town house situated on the coast. Many hotels offer ensuite accommodation in a choice of either 4 poster, double, twin, family and single rooms. Some have a restaurant, bar and disabled access.
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