Coach Holiday to Scarborough

Scarborough offers a rich mix of seaside charm, history, and family-friendly attractions. Start with a stroll along the South Bay promenade, where you can enjoy traditional fish and chips, arcades, and sweeping sea views. Head up to Scarborough Castle for dramatic clifftop ruins and panoramic vistas across both bays. Nature lovers can explore the North Bay, with its quieter beach, colourful beach huts, and scenic coastal paths ideal for walking and photography.

Families will enjoy the SEA LIFE Scarborough centre, miniature railway, and boating on Peasholm Park's lake. On rainy days, visit local museums, independent shops, and cosy cafés in the old town. In summer, open-air concerts and theatre performances bring the seafront to life, while surfers and paddleboarders make the most of the waves. Whether you prefer relaxed beach days, heritage sites, or active adventures, Scarborough has something to fill every itinerary.

WELCOME TO THE 4**** H/B ROYAL HOTEL SCARBOROUGH 

The Royal Hotel Scarborough is one of the town's most historic seafront hotels, set in a commanding position overlooking South Bay and just a short walk from the beach, harbour and town centre. Many rooms offer sea views, and the hotel typically features a restaurant, bar and lounge areas where you can relax after a day of exploring the Yorkshire coast. Its central location makes it a convenient base for couples, families and groups who want easy access to Scarborough's main attractions, shops and entertainment.

Within Scarborough itself, you can visit Scarborough Castle on the headland between North and South Bays, enjoy the sandy beaches, stroll along the Spa and promenade, or explore Peas Holme Park with its boating lake and landscaped gardens. The town also offers traditional seaside amusements, theatres, arcades and a range of cafés, pubs and restaurants.

From the Royal Hotel Scarborough you can also follow the Cleveland Way coastal path, take boat trips in season, or simply enjoy the classic British seaside atmosphere right on your doorstep.  

• North York Moors National Park – Rolling moorland, walking trails and scenic drives, plus charming villages such as Goathland and Grosmont.
• Whitby – A characterful harbour town with Whitby Abbey, cobbled streets, fish and chips and connections to Bram Stoker's Dracula.
• Filey & Filey Brigg – A quieter seaside resort with a long sandy beach and coastal walks.
• Robin Hood's Bay – A picturesque old fishing village with steep streets and dramatic coastal scenery.
• Flamingo Land Resort – A family theme park and zoo, popular for a full day out.
• York (around an hour away) – Historic city with York Minster, city walls, museums and shopping.