1. The Village Streets

• Wander through the labyrinth of cobbled streets and alleys lined with charming cottages, local shops, and galleries. Each turn offers a delightful glimpse into the village’s smuggling past.

2. Robin Hood’s Bay Museum

• Learn about the area’s rich history, from its days as a smuggling hub to its geological and maritime heritage. The museum is small but packed with fascinating exhibits.

3. Old Coastguard Station (National Trust)

• This visitor center offers interactive exhibits on the local environment, wildlife, and geology. It’s also a great spot to admire the stunning views of the North Sea.

4. The Beach

• Explore the wide, rocky beach at low tide, perfect for fossil hunting, rock pooling, or a scenic walk along the shore.

5. St Stephen’s Church

• Located above the village, this historic church offers panoramic views of the bay. It’s also a peaceful spot to learn about local history.

Walking & Hiking

• The Cleveland Way: A coastal path offering breathtaking views of cliffs and the sea.

• Coast-to-Coast Trail: Robin Hood's Bay is the eastern endpoint of this iconic cross-country walk.

- Fossil Hunting

• The area is part of the Dinosaur Coast, making it a hotspot for finding ammonites and other Jurassic-era fossils. Low tide is the best time to search.

- Cycling

• Rent a bike or bring your own to explore the scenic Cinder Track, a traffic-free route linking Scarborough and Whitby.

- Smuggling Tours

• Join a guided tour to hear thrilling tales of the village’s smuggling history and hidden tunnels.

The Bay Hotel

• Located at the bottom of the village, this historic pub offers hearty meals and stunning sea views. It’s also the end point of the Coast-to-Coast Walk.

- The Smugglers Bistro

• Enjoy delicious seafood dishes in a cozy setting.

- Robin Hood's Bay Tea Rooms

• Treat yourself to traditional cream teas, cakes, and light lunches.

- Fish and Chips

• Several local eateries serve fresh, crispy fish and chips—perfect for a seaside treat.

• Whitby Abbey: The inspiration for Bram Stoker’s Dracula, a short drive away.

• Scarborough: A bustling seaside town with beaches, a castle, and family attractions.

• North York Moors National Park: Explore heather-covered moorland and charming villages inland.

General Information

• Visit Robin Hood’s Bay: https://www.robin-hoods-bay.co.uk
  Comprehensive guide with information about attractions, events, and accommodations.

• Welcome to Yorkshire – Robin Hood’s Bay: https://www.yorkshire.com/robinhoodsbay
  Official Yorkshire tourism website featuring Robin Hood’s Bay highlights.

• North York Moors National Park: https://www.northyorkmoors.org.uk
  Explore the surrounding national park, including nearby walking trails and natural landmarks.

Attractions

• Robin Hood’s Bay Museum: https://www.robinhoodsbaymuseum.org.uk
  Discover the history of the village, including its smuggling past and fishing heritage.

• Old Coastguard Station (National Trust): https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/old-coastguard-station
  Information about this interactive visitor center focused on the local environment and coastline.

• The Cleveland Way National Trail: https://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/en_GB/trails/cleveland-way
  Details about the famous walking trail that runs through Robin Hood’s Bay.

• Whitby Abbey: https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/whitby-abbey
  Located nearby, this iconic landmark is perfect for a day trip.

Events and Activities

• Robin Hood’s Bay Victorian Weekend: https://www.bayfair.co.uk/victorian-weekend
  Annual event featuring festive Victorian-themed activities.

• Robin Hood’s Bay Folk Weekend: https://www.bayfolkweekend.co.uk
  A popular summer event with live music, workshops, and performances.

• Beach Fossil Hunting: https://www.dalestrails.co.uk
  Tips for fossil hunting along Robin Hood’s Bay’s Jurassic coastline.

Accommodation

• Victoria Hotel: https://www.victoriarhb.com
  A stunning hotel with panoramic sea views and a traditional pub.

• Bay Hotel: https://www.bayhotel.info
  Located at the end of the Coast to Coast Walk, it offers cozy accommodations and food.

• Northcliffe and Seaview Holiday Parks: https://www.northcliffe-seaview.com
  Caravan and camping options near Robin Hood’s Bay.

• Holiday Cottages in Robin Hood’s Bay: https://www.sykescottages.co.uk
  Find self-catering holiday cottages in the area.

Local Food and Drink

• Smugglers Bistro: https://www.smugglersbistro.co.uk
  A cozy bistro serving locally sourced dishes.

• The Cove Café: https://www.covecafe.co.uk
  Perfect for coffee and light bites with a sea view.

• The Laurel Inn: https://www.laurelinnrobinhoodsbay.co.uk
  A traditional pub offering real ales and hearty meals.

Outdoor Adventures

• Robin Hood’s Bay to Whitby Coastal Walk: https://www.walkingenglishman.com/northyorkshire06.htm
  A scenic walking route along the rugged coastline.

• Cycling the Cinder Track: https://www.sustrans.org.uk
  Explore the old railway line connecting Robin Hood’s Bay to Whitby and Scarborough.

• Bay Fossils and Rockpools: https://www.yorkshirefossils.co.uk
  Learn about the best spots for fossil hunting and rock pooling.

Shopping and Arts

• Robin Hood’s Bay Gift Shops: https://www.bayfair.co.uk/shops
  Information on unique gift shops and galleries in the village.

• Muir Lea Stores: https://www.muirleastores.co.uk
  A family-run store for local produce, snacks, and essentials.

Transportation

• Arriva Bus Services: https://www.arrivabus.co.uk
  Details on bus routes to Robin Hood’s Bay from nearby towns.

• Scarborough Train Station (National Rail): https://www.nationalrail.co.uk
  The nearest train station with connections to major cities.

• Park and Ride (Whitby): https://www.northyorks.gov.uk
  Convenient parking and public transport for visitors to the area.

Local Resources

• Robin Hood’s Bay Tourism Group: https://www.robinhoodsbaytourism.co.uk
  Local tourism group website featuring village events and updates.

• Bayfair Community Hub: https://www.bayfair.co.uk
  Community news and resources for residents and visitors.

• Scarborough Borough Council: https://www.scarborough.gov.uk
  Information on local services and visitor facilities.