Scarborough has world-class attractions including Scarborough Castle, Alpamare Waterpark, Sealife Scarborough, North Yorkshire Waterpark and many more...

Scarborough has a huge range of events from Armed Forces Day, to Scarborough Open Air Theatre concerts, welcoming the world's biggest acts to the Yorkshire Coast...

Scarborough Open Air Theatre is Europe's largest open air theatre with a capacity of around 8,000. Find out who's coming in 2026!

Our golden sandy beaches are famous and perfect for building sandcastles, paddling, watersports, donkey rides and sunbathing. At low tide, explore our rock pools and enjoy acres of space on firm sand.

Scarborough is home to some of the UK's finest parks and gardens including Peasholm Park, South Cliff Gardens, Royal Albert Park, St. Nicholas Gardens and Oliver's Mount Country Park...

Scarborough is home to many famous landmarks. But it's also full of lesser known places you should definitely visit whilst on holiday in Scarborough...

A useful guide to public conveniences in Scarborough in South Bay, North Bay and the town centre and harbourside.

Scarborough's history dates back thousands of years. Discover more about Britains' oldest seaside resort...

Scarborough is the perfect base from which to explore the stunning Yorkshire Coast. From dramatic cliffs towering over 600ft above the North Sea, to coastal villages where houses cling to the cliff, between which you can get lost in a maze of narrow streets filled with the echoes of smuggling.

Escape to the North York Moors National Park, where one of Britain's largest expanses of vibrant purple heather meets 26 miles of dramatic Jurassic coastline. This 554-square-mile sanctuary offers a timeless blend of deep wooded dales, ancient ruins like Rievaulx Abbey, and the nostalgic charm of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.

Being on the edge of the North Sea, it enjoys a temperate maritime climate where the weather is a dynamic part of the experience, offering everything from balmy summer afternoons to exhilarating winter storms.

Beyond the award-winning beaches and rolling purple heather of North Yorkshire lies a landscape steeped in ancient folklore. From the phantom-haunted heights of Scarborough to the giant-carved valleys of the Moors and the prophetic "Waters of Woe" in the Wolds, this region is a living storybook.

Coming to Scarborough? Plan your visit with info on how to get here and where to park plus local public transport links to get you from A to B...