OUT & ABOUT
A beautiful coastal escape
At Thornwick Bay Holiday Village, North Marine Road, Flamborough, YO15 1AU
Yorkshire Coast
Stretching from Staithes to Hornsea, the Yorkshire coastline is rugged and charming, made up of traditional seaside resorts and quaint, historic towns. Whether you have a young family and need sandy beaches to build the best sandcastles, are a keen walker and want to explore the clifftops, or are interested in going vampire hunting, the Yorkshire Coast has lots to keep you busy. Bempton Cliffs is a stunning spot near Bridlington that offers amazing views of cliff faces, rock formations, and sea birds such as gannets and the much- loved Atlantic puffin. Robin Hood’s Bay is one of my favourite spots on the Yorkshire Coast. Just outside of Whitby it
Robin Hood’s Bay
A modern and immaculately presented 2-bed caravan situated within one of Haven’s newest holiday parks
is a small bay with a very steep hill! Rock pools on the beach at the bottom are great for finding little critters and the sandy shore is great for fossil hunting.
• Privately owned Abi Westwood Prestige • Sleeps up to 4 people • Stunning sea views overlooking the cliff top • Wrap-around decking with rattan furniture • Two parking spaces • Close to site facilities • Perfect for families
3, 5 and 7 day breaks available Limited late availability for September, October and November dates Now taking bookings for 2021 season
Site passes available to purchase for access to on-site amenities • Bar and restaurant • Indoor pool • Children’s playground and sand pit • All-weather activity barn and Segway hire
Enquiries welcome Contact Justine 07837 805268 Find us on Facebook:
@thornwickbayholidayvillagestaticcaravan
Robin Hood’s Bay
Scotland
The only border you will need to cross is that into Scotland, but the rewards will be plentiful. The Scottish Highlands is a great place to visit and a natural playground bursting with majestic mountains and mysterious lochs.
The Cairngorms National Park is the largest in the UK - twice the size of the Lake District - with lots of thrills to be had. Aviemore is a popular destination but just north is a small village called Carrbridge. Here you can find an ancient pack horse bridge, where the village gets its name, which makes a great place to spot an elusive bird called the Dipper. Lock Morlich is a what I would describe as a magical place and is one of my favourite places in
Scotland. Just 15 minutes from Aviemore, the loch provides stunning views of the Cairngorm mountain range and is surrounded by ancient woodland with wildlife everywhere you look. It also has a beach and is popular for watersports. To the west of Scotland is the area of Glencoe, a small town just south of Fort William, the gateway to Ben Nevis. Glencoe sits on Loch Leven and has plenty of things to do. Definitely worth checking this town out as you pass through.
Etive Mor is a mountain located off the A82 towards Glencoe. The little white house, appropriately named the photography house, makes for a unique sight. The A82 is great stretch of road as you head towards Glencoe as it has many stunning sights along it.
Carrbridge
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