Discover the Charm of Whitby Walks
Explore the stunning coastal beauty and rich history of Whitby with guided tours from Whitby Walks, perfect for every traveler.
Whitby Walks is your gateway to exploring the scenic beauty and historical richness of Whitby, a picturesque coastal town on the Yorkshire coast. Renowned for its stunning cliffs, sandy beaches, and the iconic Whitby Abbey, this tour operator offers a variety of guided walking tours that cater to different interests. Whether you’re captivated by the town’s maritime history, its literary connections to Bram Stoker's Dracula, or its vibrant fishing heritage, Whitby Walks provides an immersive experience like no other. The knowledgeable guides are not just well-versed in the facts but are also passionate storytellers who bring the town’s history to life, ensuring that every step of your journey is filled with insight and intrigue. The tours often take you through the cobbled streets lined with quaint shops and cafes, where you can pause to enjoy local delicacies such as fish and chips or sample the famed Whitby jet jewelry. You might find yourself exploring the dramatic coastline, where the North Sea crashes against the cliffs, providing breathtaking views and opportunities for photography. Each tour is thoughtfully curated, allowing you to uncover hidden gems that typical tourists might miss. With a strong emphasis on sustainability and local culture, Whitby Walks promotes a deeper appreciation for the natural beauty and historical significance of this charming town. This makes it an ideal choice for travelers who wish to engage authentically with their surroundings and create lasting memories during their visit to Whitby.
Local tips
- Book your tour in advance during peak seasons to secure your spot and avoid disappointment.
- Wear comfortable shoes, as the tours often involve walking on uneven surfaces and cliffs.
- Bring a camera to capture the breathtaking views and memorable moments along the way.
- Check the weather forecast before your visit and dress accordingly, as coastal weather can change rapidly.
- Don’t hesitate to ask your guide questions; they are passionate about sharing their knowledge of Whitby.
A brief summary to Whitby Walks
- 22 Skinner St, Whitby, YO21 3AJ, GB
- +447880801957
Getting There
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Walking
If you're already in Whitby, you can easily walk to Whitby Walks, located at 22 Skinner St, YO21 3AJ. Start from the center of Whitby, which is often the main marketplace area. Head south on Church Street, then take a left onto Skinner Street. Continue straight for a few minutes until you reach number 22 on your right. The walk is approximately 10-15 minutes, depending on your pace.
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Taxi
For a quicker option, consider taking a taxi. Simply hail a taxi from any nearby taxi stand or use a ride-hailing app. Provide the driver with the address 22 Skinner St, YO21 3AJ. The fare should be relatively inexpensive, typically around £5-£10, depending on your starting point in Whitby.
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Bus
If you're further away or prefer not to walk, you can take a local bus. Check the local bus schedule for routes that stop near Skinner Street. The closest bus stop is usually at the Whitby Bus Station. From there, it's a short walk. If your bus drops you off at the Bus Station, exit and head south on the main road (New Quay Road), then turn right onto Skinner Street. The total travel time may vary, but expect around 15-25 minutes including waiting time.
Attractions Nearby to Whitby Walks
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Dracula Experience Ltd
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Whitby Whale Watching
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Whitby Harbour
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Church of Saint John the Evangelist
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Whitby Coastal Cruises Ltd
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Esk Valley Railway Development Company
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Whitby Marine Discovery Centre & Whitby Lobster Hatchery
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Tourist attraction, HMS Endeavour, Whitby Harbour
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Whitby Crabbing Corner
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Whitby Swing Bridge
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Black Pearl Boat Trips
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North Yorkshire Moors Railway - (Whitby,Station)
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Pannett Park
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Bark Endeavour Whitby or Captain Cook Pleasure Boat
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Whitby Museum
Landmarks nearby to Whitby Walks
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Whitby Walks
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Old Town Hall
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Yorkshire Coast
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Skelton Tower
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Scarborough Castle
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National Trust - Nunnington Hall
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Mount Grace Priory, House and Gardens
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Wharram Percy Medieval Village
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Byland Abbey
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Rudston Monolith
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Kirkham Priory
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Kilburn White Horse
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Howsham Mill
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Medieval Village of East Lilling
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Piglets Adventure Farm