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Holiday Cottages in Robin Hood's Bay

The sparkling jewel on the crown of the Yorkshire Coast, Robin Hood’s Bay is as picturesque as it comes. Nestled beneath towering cliffs, this sleepy fishing village stretches down towards the sea, offering an array of pubs, independent boutiques and cafés along the way. Thanks to its location along the Heritage Coast of the North York Moors National Park, there’s plenty to see and do in the local area. What’s more, you’ll find some of the best cottages in North Yorkshire right on your very doorstep. The perfect recipe for a sublime staycation? We certainly think so! Read more

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54.465027, -0.657749

River Bank Cottage sits in a peaceful location outside Whitby, with excellent access to the North York Moors and coast. It's next to the Esk with beautiful views of the river and the Larpool viaduct. The one-bedroom self-catering cottage is excellent for couples and individuals, with a sofa-bed increasing accommodation to four people for small families to stay. Guests love the quiet spot close to Whitby's famous sights and attractions. This property is an excellent base for a walking, cycling and sightseeing holiday in all seasons. Children and well-behaved dogs are welcome. 

Weekly guide price:
£470 to £600
Short breaks from £70 per night

2+2  |   1  |   2  |   Yes  |   Yes

Min nights: 3 (off peak) | 7 (peak)

Preferred arrival day: Flexible

54.43554059493366, -0.5351334192053147

As Featured in Yorkshire Life Magazine - 'Special Spots' April 2026 "The view from the bedrooms is just the classic, iconic Robin Hood’s Bay view all the way across the bay, and it’s to die for." — Yorkshire Life Magazine Fernleigh is an elegant Victorian villa in the Upper Bay of Robin Hood’s Bay, offering generous space for families and groups, with six beautifully appointed bedrooms, private gardens, and far-reaching sea views. Set on Mount Pleasant South, the house combines period character with modern comforts, including south-facing bedrooms, a large enclosed garden for outdoor dining, and thoughtfully designed living spaces. With off-street parking, EV charging, and easy access to the beach, village, and coastal paths, Fernleigh is an ideal base for a relaxed and luxurious stay by the sea.

Weekly price:
Please enquire with owner

10+2  |   6  |   2  |   Yes  |   Yes

Min nights: Enquire

Preferred arrival day: Flexible

Cottages in Robin Hood's Bay

When it comes to Robin Hood’s Bay cottages, you’ll certainly have the pick of the bunch. From self-catering holiday hideaways large enough for all the gang to cosy stone cottages on the outskirts of town, you’ll find it all in this lovely Yorkshire locale. Whether you’re travelling with friends, family, your other half or all of the above, you’re bound to find your dream holiday property in no time within our collection. All that’s left to do is pack your suitcase — and your bucket and spade!

Cosy pubs, excellent restaurants, vibrant galleries, quirky boutiques…Robin Hood’s Bay is as rich in culture and cuisine as it is in natural beauty. Gourmands will like sampling fresh seafood and artisanal local produce, while history lovers will adore discovering more about the town’s smuggling past. Beach bums will want to head straight for the sand for a day of relaxing and rambling. Keep an eye out for fossils as you go: Robin Hood’s Bay is one of the UK’s best fossil-hunting spots! Sold on a trip to this idyllic spot? Browse our full collection of cottages today.

Best things to do in Robin Hoods Bay

Whatever your interests, you’ll find something to tickle your fancy in Robin Hood’s Bay. From hiking and biking to boutique browsing and antique shopping, there’s so much to add to your agenda.

  • Robin Hood’s Bay Ghost Walk: Set off on a journey into the town’s supernatural past with a Robin Hood’s Bay Ghost Walk.
  • Walk along the beach to Ravenscar: Lace up your walking shoes, check the tide timetable and set off on the three-mile-long walk along the beach to the pretty coastal village of Ravenscar.
  • Old Coastguard Station: Discover more about the local geology and some of the region’s greatest fossil finds at the Old Coastguard Station.
  • Falling Foss Waterfall: Venture inland to the gorgeous Sneaton Forest where you’ll find the enchanting Falling Foss Waterfall as well as a cave called ‘The Hermitage’.
  • Tackle part of the Coast to Coast: The endpoint of Wainwright’s famous long-distance Coast to Coast route, you can embark on a day hike along the trail from Robin Hood’s Bay.

How to get to Robin Hoods Bay

If you’re travelling from one of the major cities in the UK, below shows an average distance to Robin Hood’s Bay, so you know what to expect when choosing to visit by car.

London: 260 miles

Birmingham: 184 miles

Glasgow: 226 miles

Liverpool: 152 miles

Manchester: 123 miles

Leeds: 80 miles

Edinburgh: 194 miles

Newcastle: 78 miles

More locations in North Yorkshire

Rich in history, wild natural beauty and strong local culture, the glorious region of North Yorkshire welcomes you with open arms. England’s largest county, there’s so much to do and see, it’s hard to pick where to go first! Here are a few of our favourite spots: