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  4. Whitby & The North York Moors: Day Trip from York
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Tickets for Whitby & The North York Moors: Day Trip from York

Historic sights and scenery on a day trip through the North York Moors

Provider:
Best of Britain Holidays Ltd
Registered address: Clovelly, Stockton Road, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 1BA, Thirsk, GB
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Start time: 09:00
Duration: 8h 15mins
Max group size: 16
Instant ticket delivery
Live guide: English
Smartphone tickets accepted

What's included

Fully guided day trip on a 16-seat minicoach from York
Visit to North York Moors National Park
Visit to the towns of Helmsley, Goathland, and Whitby
2 hours of free time in Whitby
Informative and professional English-speaking guide

What's not included

Steam train trip from Whitby to Goathland (optional, available March-October - adults £10, children £5 paid in cash on the day, no need to book ahead)

Important information

You'll be back in York at about 17:15-17:30.
  • Head up over the scenic North York Moors and pass the 16th-century Lion Inn on Blakey Ridge (the highest point on the Moors)
  • Pay a visit to Whitby with two hours of free time and the towns and villages of Helmsley, Goathland
  • Get the lowdown on life in Yorkshire, past and present, from your informative and professional guide

Soak up the scenic majesty of North York Moors National Park and sample traditional English fish and chips in the seaside town of Whitby. All this and more on an awesome 'British' day trip from York, with a group of explorers and your guide.

See the famous Kilburn White Horse. Stop for coffee and a medieval castle in the market town of Helmsley. Then look for flying broomsticks in the village of Goathland (they filmed some of Harry Potter here).

Visit the Captain Cook Museum and see the home Cook returned to in the winter of 1771–72, exhausted by his first voyage! Get yourself some Gothic Fashion (Whitby itself inspired the Dracula books), or tuck into some British fish and chips from the famous Magpie Café.

Whitby Abbey is another highlight - a brooding 7th-century Christian monastery you can definitely picture a broomstick flying over.

  • Show your smartphone ticket to the driver at the departure point, opposite the Dean Court Hotel (close to York Minster)
  • Departure is at 09:00 sharp, check-in at 08:45. Make sure to board the coach by 08:55 - latecomers won't be waited for

Itinerary:

  • 09:00: Departure from the Dean Court Hotel in Duncombe Place
  • 10:00: Stop in the picturesque market town of Helmsley
  • 10:30: Onwards through Hutton-le-Hole and up over the North York Moors for some photo stops, then through the quaint and picturesque Yorkshire villages that lead down into Whitby
  • 12:00: 2-hour stop in Whitby with free time
  • 14:15: Onwards to Goathland
  • 14:45: Arrival at Goathland Station
  • 15:30: The tour leaves Goathland and has a couple more photo stops, then it heads back towards York through the Howardian Hills with panoramic views of Castle Howard
  • 17:15: Arrival in York at the meeting point
North York Moors National Park
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  • Get a full refund if you select a refundable ticket during checkout and cancel until 23:59 the day before you visit.
  • Rescheduling is not possible for this ticket.

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Matt,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
03 Nov 2022
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Absolutely stunning scenery and the driver Mark was very knowledgeable. I’m a big bloke and without making a fuss he brought me the belt extender, which saved any embarrassment. That meant a lot...
Absolutely stunning scenery and the driver Mark was very knowledgeable. I’m a big bloke and without making a fuss he brought me the belt extender, which saved any embarrassment. That meant a lot to me. Thank Mark
Whitby & The North York Moors: Day Trip from York