A lost railway on the Yorkshire coast! 🚂 Departing from Scarborough and calling at Scalby, Cloughton, Hayburn Wyke, Staintondale, Ravenscar, Fyling Hall, Robin Hoods Bay, Hawsker, Whitby (West Cliff), Sandsend, Kettleness, Hinderwell & Staithes! What a scenic route that once was.🚂📸🕰😀 | The Time Travel Artist

Christmas Eve At Staithes | The North Yorkshire Gallery Whitby

A short walk around Staithes 🐟 | Flying Scots Girl

Our Quality Assessor Laura took this video whilst out on a walk in Staithes, Yorkshire, where the beach was looking lovely and peaceful! Staithes is where the North York Moors National Park meets the sea so is the perfect holiday destination for those wishing to explore both the coast and country. Find our cottages in Staithes here 👉 https://bit.ly/33p7qCm | Original Cottages

🎨✨ Staithes Festival of Arts & Heritage ✨🎨 The magical fishing village of Staithes is going to be lit up with twinkly fairly lights again on the 13th & 14th September 2025, with a special preview night on the 12th. Explore open studios, pop-up galleries, heritage displays, and creative happenings around every corner. I've been for the past 2 years and thoroughly enjoyed it, it's definitely not to be missed! Save the date and get ready to fall in love with Staithes all over again 💙 Staithes Fe

Stroll through Staithes 🐠 . Staithes is a lovely fishing village on the North Yorkshire coast. It’s a steep descent into (and then back out of!) the village but you’ll be greeted with picturesque cobble stone streets, a fabulous harbour side pub, cute cafes and a chance to hunt for fossils on the beach when the tide’s out! . 🎵 Remo Anzovino, Peony . 📍 Staithes, North Yorkshire | Flying Scots Girl

🌊 STUNNING WAVE-CUT PLATFORM AT STAITHES 🌊 The historic fishing village of Staithes is perhaps best known for its charming harbour, dramatic cliffs and narrow streets, making it a popular tourist destination. The North Yorkshire village is also home to a stunning wave-cut platform, a large area of flat rock created by erosion that stretches a fair distance out to sea. Best seen and accessed at low tide, you can reach it by walking around the western side of the harbour and past the island of r