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SCARBOROUGH

Scarborough has it all - sandy beaches, stunning scenery and lots to keep you entertained.

Is it a surprise that people have been flocking to Scarborough for nearly 400 years now? You can delve into Scarborough’s history with Scarborough Castle and the Rotunda Museum of Geology. You could venture down to the seafront to enjoy the traditional amusement arcades, ice cream parlours, shellfish stalls and beach huts. 

If you would rather be outside then make sure you visit Peasholm Park with it’s boating lake or take a ride on the miniature railway. Have a slide at the fabulous Alpamare Water Park and make friends with the penguins at Scarborough SEA LIFE Sanctuary. If you need more convincing to visit, then take a read through our Top 10 Things to do in Scarborough.

You can choose whether to travel on one of our coach holidays from a local pickup point or a self drive break, the Esplanade Hotel has a small free guest car park. 

We specialise in coach holidays for the over 60s and coach holidays for singles over 50.


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Day Trips From Scarborough

Whitby Day Trip

Discover the inspiration for Dracula, or the start of Captain Cooks career. Whitby has lots to do and see.

£12 per person

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York day trip

Imagine a city with Roman roots and a Viking past, where ancient walls surround contemporary shops and eateries.

£12 per person

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More days out in Scarborough

Local Attractions to Scarborough

Scarborough Castle

Discover how the eye catching castle came to be and how it has been used over the last 3000 years.

2 mile drive

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Peasholm Park

Take a stroll around the oriental styled gardens and relax by the lake.

2 mile drive

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Alpamare Water Park

A water park for all the family with water slides, pools and it's very own spa.

2 mile drive

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SEA LIFE CENTRE

Be fascinated and amazed by over 2500 creatures on display from seas and oceans all over the world.

3 mile drive

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Scarborough fair

Are you going to Scarborough Fair? You should do, to see this fabulous collection of historic rides and more...

5 mile drive

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Bridlington

Glorious clean beaches, history galore, independent shops, great entertainment and amazing nature.

18 mile drive

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Scarborough FAQ's

If you’re looking to book your next holiday, review Daish’s Holidays FAQs regarding the beautiful resort of Scarborough. While Scarborough can make a claim as the world’s first seaside resort, our list of frequently asked questions can help address anything not mentioned by traditional travel sites. Review our FAQs regarding Scarborough.

Can Dogs Go on Scarborough Beach?
Depending on when you plan to visit, some restrictions may exist. During the summer months or May 1st to September 30th, there are restrictions on the two main beaches, North Bay and South Bay. If you visit out of season, both beaches are open to your dogs.
How Did Scarborough Get its Name?
The seaside resort was built around a natural spa discovered in the 17th century. Scarborough got its name from the Vikings that initially settled there, and the Scandinavian work for the stronghold.
Is Scarborough a City?
No, Scarborough is a town.
Where is Scarborough?
Scarborough is a large resort located on the North Sea coast in the county of North Yorkshire in Northern England.
How Far is Bridlington from Scarborough?
Bridlington is located approximately 17 miles south of Scarborough. Traveling by car via A164 can take up to 40 minutes, while travel by bus takes about one hour.
How Far is Filey from Scarborough?
Scarborough is about 8 miles north of Filey. Travel via car on the A165 can take up to 15 minutes, while travel via bus can take about 40 minutes.
How Far is Scarborough from Leeds?
Traveling via car on the A64 can take up to two hours, depending on traffic conditions. Leeds is approximately 70 miles from Scarborough
How Far is Scarborough from York?
York is roughly 41 miles away from Scarborough. Depending on traffic, traveling via car on the A64 can take about one hour.
View of Scarborough from the castle