Scarborough's two baysScarboroughNorth Bay and South Bay sit either side of a headland with the castle on top, with a harbour and seafront in South Bay.
Robin Hood's BayNear WhitbyA village of steep lanes running down to a rocky bay with rock pools and fossils at low tide.
Cleveland WayNorth York Moors and coastA national trail along the clifftops from Saltburn to Filey, passing Whitby and Robin Hood's Bay.
RSPB Bempton CliffsNear FlamboroughChalk cliffs with large colonies of seabirds, including gannets and puffins, mainly from spring to mid summer.
North York MoorsInland from the coastHeather moorland, dales and villages in a national park that meets the sea between Whitby and Scarborough.
North Yorkshire Moors RailwayPickering to WhitbyA heritage steam railway through the moors, with stations at Goathland and Grosmont.
Whitby AbbeyWhitbyRuins of a medieval abbey on the clifftop above the town, reached by the 199 steps, managed by English Heritage.
Scarborough CastleScarboroughA castle on the headland between the two bays, managed by English Heritage.
Whitby fish and kippersWhitbyFish and chips are a feature of the harbour, and kippers are smoked in the town.