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Seaside and quayside

Renowned for its mill towns, magnificent Dales and moorlands, let’s not forget that Yorkshire has over 80 miles of glorious, rugged coastline. From Cleveland down to Bridlington it’s interrupted by 8 Blue Flag sandy beaches, historic seaports, timeless promenades and colourful seaside resorts. A Heritage Coast traced by scenic pathways, and backed by the energizing stillness of the North Yorkshire Moors. Whereas the traditional charms of Staithes, Robin Hood’s Bay, historic Whitby and non-stop Filey are a magnet for families, hidden gems like Cayton Bay near Scarborough (great for surfing), and Danes Dyke Nature Reserve below Flamborough Head are well worth seeking out. And from wildlife and sealife, to a WW2 museum and white-knuckle rides, you’re never short of a weatherproof day out.

Around the region

Places of interest around Yorkshire

Blue Dolphin

A lively resort on Yorkshire's seaside holiday coast with perhaps the most panoramic clifftop sea views of all. The family will love this all-action Park where it's all go in the new improved pool complex and indoor SportsDrome or one of the many fun activities available. Or simply take a gentle stroll on the Cleveland Way coastal path beside the Park. Relax in your own way.

Primrose Valley

Substantially developed in recent years to become Haven's flagship Park in the North, Primrose Valley's all-action facilities include a terrific multi-level pool complex and water fun area, two more pools, a boating lake, funfair, coarse fishing lake - there's even a climbing wall. If you and the kids simply want it all, here's the very best of everything.

Reighton Sands

Reighton Sands' green and spacious clifftop areas are perfect for kite flying, family picnics or striding off towards Flamborough Head - the beach and sea stretching endlessly away into the distance. Enjoy an easy going pace, as well as the lively buzz of Bridlington, Filey and Scarborough.

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