Robin Hood's Bay

Some more views of Robin Hood's Bay

Robin Hood's Bay is a coastal bay and picturesque fishing village which is situated between Whitby and Scarborough on the Yorkshire Coast.

The fishing village takes its name from the bay on which it is situated, though any association with the popular folk hero of Robin Hood remains shrouded in mystery.

At the south end of the bay lies Ravenscar - a failed attempt to create a 19th century coastal resort to rival the likes of Scarborough.

Other Robin Hood's Bay Websites

For more information about Robin Hood's Bay (including places to stay in the area), please visit the following (externally maintained) websites:

• Hotels in and around Robin Hood's Bay

• Robin Hood's Bay Tourism Association
• Rounton House B & B
• Streonshalh B & B
• West Royd Guest House

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