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COACH HOLIDAYS TO SCARBOROUGH

A selection of escorted holidays and tours to Scarborough by coach


Scarborough is one of the top seaside destinations in the United Kingdom. It is surrounded by the North York Moors and the undulating fields of the Yorkshire Wolds, providing an unrivalled beautiful backdrop and the perfect base for coach holiday excursions to the local area.

The town straddles two gorgeous bays and is dominated by an impressive headland, capped by a Norman castle. There are acres of expansive gardens, clifftop walks, a vibrant working harbour, a spa complex with many shows and concerts, a renowned theatre, and a plethora of classic seaside attractions.

All coach holidays to Scarborough include full coach travel, hand-picked half-board accommodation, all excursion entrances, and admission fees as indicated on the itineraries.

 All Grand UK coach holidays are escorted by a friendly Tour Manager for your total peace of mind.

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Cliff Trams
  • Open Top Vintage Bus
  • Scarborough Beach
  • Peasholm Park
  • Scarborough Castle
  • Freedie Gilroy and the Belsen Stragglers Statue
  • South Cliff Italian Gardens
& many more
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What's included on your holiday!

What's Included: 

  • Coach travel with reserved seating
  • Tour Manager escorted
  • Four nights dinner, bed and breakfast accommodation
  • Excursion to Whitby & the North York Moors & Pickering
  • Visit to York
  • Time in Bridlington
Before you book your break...

Scarborough and Yorkshire's Coast and Country

5 DAYS | HALF BOARD | BY COACH

HIGHLIGHTS

What's Included: 

  • Coach travel with reserved seating
  • Tour Manager escorted
  • Four nights dinner, bed and breakfast accommodation
  • Excursion to Whitby & the North York Moors & Pickering
  • Visit to York
  • Time in Bridlington

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Things to do in Scarborough

Scarborough Beach
Scarborough Beach

The Scarborough coastline is divided into two beautiful beach bays that are connected to the town's old Victorian buildings to the north and south, alongside stunning views. 

When the tide is out from the harbour you’ll find lots of rock pools, and look out for crabs, fish and even lobsters!

In addition to the beach and the sea, there are excellent restaurants, cafes, and spots to people-watch from, then stroll down the promenade, and discover the statue of Freddie Gilroy.
Peasholm Park
Peasholm Park

Peasholm Park is a magnificent oasis of tranquillity and natural beauty that offers visitors an unforgettable experience alongside a diverse array of flora and fauna.

The Japanese-style pagoda is the centrepiece of Peasholm Park, located on an island in a lake in the middle of the park, here visitors can climb the five tiers for breath-taking panoramic views of the lake, park and surrounding coastline.
Scarborough Castle
Scarborough Castle

Scarborough Castle offers stunning panoramic views of the town, the harbour, and the surrounding coastline. It is a place of great historical importance and architectural beauty, a reminder of the rich and turbulent past that has shaped the destiny of this vibrant and historic town. 

The keep, the curtain walls, and the outer gatehouse are among the parts of the castle that can be explored by guests. 

In addition, a museum inside the castle showcases objects discovered there, including armour, swords, and ceramics.
Scarborough Harbour
Scarborough Harbour

Scarborough Harbour is a fab small but beautifully formed working harbour, take a stroll along the harbour wall and visit the lighthouse or simply just sit and watch boats large and small return to their moorings, it's also the perfect spot for crabbing.
Scarborough Central Tramway
Scarborough Central Tramway

The Central Tramway, a Victorian cliff train with breath-taking views of the harbour and beyond, is located on Scarborough's south bay. 

The route connects St Nicholas Street and Foreshore Road, making it the perfect way to swiftly visit the old town and enjoy all the coastal attractions.

Things to do near Scarborough

Whitby
Whitby

Whitby is a lovely fishing village and resorts all in one. Quietness and tranquillity dominate with a fishing harbour right out of the distant past. It's a stunning setting to simply take it all in and live life to the fullest. 

There's a lot to see, including the winding alleyways and 199 steps to the stunning Gothic ruins of Whitby Abbey, connections to Bram Stoker's Dracula, and the location where Captain Cook learnt to sail.
Goathland
Goathland

Goathland is a charming village steeped in history and natural beauty, and it has gained worldwide recognition as the filming location for the beloved TV series 'Heartbeat,' which features the famous Goathland railway station, as well as its cobbled streets, stone cottages, and traditional pubs, which transport visitors back in time.
York
York

York boasts a rich tapestry of history, culture, and architectural splendour. Its ancient walls, built by the Romans and fortified by the Normans, encircle a vibrant city centre brimming with medieval streets, charming boutiques, and inviting cafés. 

York Minster, an awe-inspiring Gothic masterpiece, dominates the skyline and houses one of the largest stained glass windows in the world. 

The city's museums, including the York Castle Museum and the Jorvik Viking Centre, offer a glimpse into York's fascinating past. 

From the National Railway Museum, showcasing the evolution of rail transport, to the York Art Gallery, displaying a diverse collection of art, York offers cultural experiences for every taste.
Bridlington
Bridlington

Fishing and shipbuilding have long been important industries in Bridlington's maritime history. 

Aside from the award-winning beaches and incredible attractions, the harbour is home to several historic sites, including the Harbour Heritage Museum, the Bayle Museum, and the Bridlington Priory.
Robin Hood's Bay
Robin Hood's Bay

With its cottages and alleyways hugging the cliffside, Robin Hood's Bay is an extremely picturesque coastal village in the heart of Yorkshire's North York Moors National Park. 

The village is named after the legendary outlaw Robin Hood, who is said to have hidden out in the surrounding woodland. 

Here you’ll find a charming labyrinth of narrow, cobbled streets lined with quaint cottages, independent shops, and cosy pubs. 

At low tide walk down from the village and access the beach, which is rocky in parts, sandy in others, with a lot of shells, seaweed and small pools to explore it’s also the perfect spot for searching for fossils!
North Yorkshire Moor Railway
North Yorkshire Moor Railway

As the name suggests these moors are located in the North of Yorkshire, here you'll find wide open heather moorland, gorgeous rich green valleys, breathtaking cliffs and shorelines, picturesque towns and villages, well-known hills, and one of the world's most popular steam trains; 

Take a journey across the North York Moors on the ‘world’s most popular heritage railway’ and experience the bygone era of rail travel, you can even visit Pickering, who's station served as ‘Hogsmeade Station’ in the Harry Potter movies.
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