Robin Hoods Bay
Robin Hood’s Bay is one of the most enchanting villages on the Yorkshire Coast. With its maze of narrow cobbled streets, steep lanes tumbling down to the sea, and rows of centuries-old cottages stacked tightly together, it’s a place full of character and coastal magic. Whether it’s your first visit or your fiftieth, Robin Hood’s Bay always finds a way to leave its mark.
Tucked between Whitby and Scarborough, this historic fishing village has long drawn artists, writers, walkers and beachcombers. Once known for smuggling and sea trade, the village is now famous for its picture-perfect views and nostalgic atmosphere. The beach stretches out at low tide, revealing rock pools, fossils and dramatic sea-carved cliffs, all backed by one of the most beautiful coastal skylines in the country.
Our photography captures the spirit of Robin Hood’s Bay through all seasons – from pastel-coloured dawn skies and fiery sunrises over the slipway to quiet winter mornings, glowing lamplight on King Street, and waves rolling in under stormy skies. Whether it’s the view from the Dock, the walk down Chapel Street or the peaceful calm of Fisherhead, each corner of the village tells its own story.
We offer a wide range of Robin Hood’s Bay photos as fine art canvas prints, framed pictures, mounted photos, light-up bottles, jigsaws and photo slates. They make perfect gifts for anyone who loves the coast or wants to remember a special stay in this unforgettable place.
Robin Hood’s Bay sits on the Cleveland Way and the coast-to-coast walking route, making it a popular stop for hikers and holidaymakers alike. It’s a place where time slows down, where gulls call over red rooftops and the sea is never out of sight. Browse our full Robin Hood’s Bay collection and take home a piece of the Yorkshire Coast, captured with care and a love for this truly unique village.
Browse our full collection of Robin Hood’s Bay prints – coastal wall art, canvas prints, framed pictures,
Discover the charm of Robin Hood’s Bay through our complete collection of photography prints, capturing the magic of this iconic village on the Yorkshire Coast. From peaceful early morning light over the rooftops to golden sunrises from the slipway, moody skies rolling in over the sea, and glowing lamplight on the steep cobbled streets, each photo tells a story of this unforgettable place.
Our Robin Hood’s Bay prints are available as fine art canvases, framed pictures, mounted photos, light-up bottles, photo slates and jigsaws. Whether you're looking for a unique gift, a piece of coastal décor, or something to remember your holiday by, our artwork brings the character and beauty of Robin Hood’s Bay into your home.
We’ve photographed the village in every season – from quiet winter mornings with fresh snow on the rooftops to vibrant summer evenings as the sun sets over the bay. You’ll find views looking up Chapel Street, down towards Fisherhead, across from the Dock, and out to sea from the Cleveland Way.
Whether you’ve walked the winding paths of the village yourself or simply admire the charm of the Yorkshire Coast, these prints offer a beautiful way to relive the atmosphere of one of England’s most beloved coastal spots.
Browse the full Robin Hood’s Bay collection now and find your perfect view of this timeless Yorkshire Coast village.
Saltburn By Sea
Browse our full collection of Saltburn-by-the-Sea photography – canvas prints, framed wall art, unique coastal gifts, and home décor inspired by the Yorkshire Coast
Saltburn-by-the-Sea is one of the most fascinating towns on the Yorkshire Coast, blending Victorian elegance with a rugged, natural coastline. From the sweeping sands and towering cliffs to the famous Saltburn Pier, the historic Cliff Tramway, and the picturesque valley gardens, this coastal gem has long been a favourite for visitors, artists, and musicians.
Saltburn’s history is as rich as its scenery. Founded in the 1800s by Quakers, the town was designed as a peaceful seaside retreat, with wide boulevards, elegant architecture, and a welcoming atmosphere. Today, Saltburn still carries that charm, offering a mix of historic seaside grandeur and a thriving, creative community. It’s known for its surfing scene, stunning beach, and dramatic views from the cliffs that stretch down the Yorkshire Coast.
Saltburn has also produced some famous names in music. David Coverdale, legendary rock singer and frontman of Whitesnake, as well as former lead singer of Deep Purple, was born here before going on to global success. More recently, James Arthur, the X Factor winner and chart-topping artist, grew up in the town. These musical connections add to Saltburn’s creative legacy and cultural appeal.
Our Saltburn-by-the-Sea photography collection captures the town’s unique beauty in all seasons – from fiery sunsets reflecting off the sea to misty mornings on the pier, waves crashing beneath Huntcliff, and the golden glow of the beach at sunrise. Each image is available as a fine art canvas print, framed picture, mounted photo, light-up bottle, photo slate, or jigsaw – perfect for anyone who loves Saltburn and the Yorkshire Coast.
Whether you visit Saltburn for its rich history, breathtaking scenery, musical heritage, or peaceful seaside charm, our photography brings the essence of this Yorkshire Coast gem into your home. Browse the full Saltburn-by-the-Sea collection today and take home a piece of the coast.
Staithes
Tucked beneath dramatic cliffs on the Yorkshire Coast, the village of Staithes is like stepping into another time. With its higgledy-piggledy cottages, narrow winding streets and colourful fishing boats bobbing in the harbour, Staithes is one of the coast’s most picturesque and authentic spots. Once a thriving fishing village, it still holds onto its maritime roots, offering visitors a true sense of coastal life.
Staithes is famously linked to Captain James Cook, who trained here as a grocer’s apprentice in his youth. It was in this very village that he first developed his passion for the sea, spending hours talking to the local seamen, hearing their tales, and gazing out beyond the harbour wall. That early fascination would later lead him to Whitby, where he began his seafaring journey and eventually set sail into the history books.
The village sits beautifully along the Yorkshire Coast, just north of Whitby and close to other charming spots like Runswick Bay and Skinningrove. It’s a haven for artists, photographers and nature lovers – with rock pools, rugged cliffs, and quiet moments around every corner. The tide floods the cobbled harbour mouth twice a day, creating ever-changing views that capture the wild beauty of the Yorkshire Coast in all seasons.
Our photography captures Staithes in its many moods – from sunrises casting golden light over the rooftops to misty mornings and waves crashing over the harbour walls. You’ll find these images available as fine art canvases, framed prints, wall art, photo slates, light-up bottles, jigsaws and more. These pieces are perfect for anyone who loves the Yorkshire Coast or wants to remember a special visit to Staithes.
Whether you’re exploring the village for the first time or returning for the peace and nostalgia it offers, Staithes is a place that lingers in your memory. With every photo, we aim to share that feeling – and help bring a little piece of the Yorkshire Coast into your home.
Browse our full collection of Staithes photography – wall art, canvas prints, framed photos
Discover the timeless charm of Staithes through our full range of Staithes photography, capturing this beautiful Yorkshire Coast village in every season. From golden sunrises over the rooftops to stormy seas at high tide, quiet moments in the harbour, and the narrow winding lanes that give Staithes its unique character – every photo tells a story of this historic fishing village.
Our Staithes photos are available as fine art canvas prints, professionally framed pictures, mounted photos, photo slates, light-up bottles, and jigsaws. Whether you’re decorating your home, choosing a special gift, or remembering a coastal holiday, you’ll find something that brings the beauty of the Yorkshire Coast to life.
Staithes is where Captain Cook first discovered his passion for the sea, and today it remains a place that inspires – full of heritage, raw coastal beauty, and peaceful atmosphere. View our full Staithes collection now and bring home a piece of this remarkable village on the Yorkshire Coast.
Whitby
Whitby is one of the true highlights of the Yorkshire Coast – a town steeped in history, surrounded by natural beauty, and filled with coastal charm. It’s a place that draws visitors back time and time again, whether for holidays, weekend escapes, or the pure joy of exploring somewhere with soul.
Above the town, the dramatic ruins of Whitby Abbey look out over the North Sea. These haunting remains famously inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula and continue to set a powerful scene, especially at sunrise or when shrouded in mist. The 199 Steps lead from the abbey down to the cobbled lanes of Church Street, where time seems to stand still. Across the harbour, the Whalebones arch frames another iconic view of the town, looking back towards the cliffs and abbey.
Whitby also has a proud maritime past. It was here that Captain James Cook learned the art of seafaring, training on colliers that sailed from Whitby’s harbour long before he made his legendary voyages of exploration. The town’s shipyards also built some of the vessels that helped shape his journeys, including the famous HM Bark Endeavour. Today, the Captain Cook Memorial Museum stands in the very house where he once lodged.
From the beach huts and piers to the swing bridge, marina, Tate Hill, and wide sandy beach, every part of Whitby has its own character. And just a short walk or drive up the coast lies Sandsend – a peaceful village where the beach stretches along the shore and meets the rolling moorland hills beyond. It's the perfect place for a quiet stroll or to escape the bustle of town, yet still feel connected to the magic of the Yorkshire Coast.
We’re proud to have our family-run gallery based right here in Whitby. It’s home to our full collection of Yorkshire Coast photography, available as Whitby canvas prints, framed prints, mounted photos, light-up bottles, jigsaws, photo slates and more. Each piece is crafted with care, capturing the ever-changing moods and beauty of Whitby – from golden mornings and fiery sunsets to quiet winter scenes and wild waves crashing on the pier.
Whether you’re visiting Whitby for the first time or it already holds a special place in your heart, we’re here to help you take a little piece of the Yorkshire Coast home with you.
Browse our full collection of Whitby photography – stunning coastal wall art, canvas prints, framed pictures
Explore our complete range of Whitby photography, capturing this iconic Yorkshire Coast town in every season and light. From the dramatic ruins of Whitby Abbey at sunrise to peaceful harbour sunsets, snowy scenes down the 199 Steps, and golden views from the Whalebones, our collection showcases the very best of Whitby’s charm and beauty.
Every photo is available to order as a fine art canvas print, professionally framed picture, mounted photo, photo slate, jigsaw, or light-up bottle – perfect as wall art, home décor, or a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves Whitby and the Yorkshire Coast.
Whether you’re reliving memories of a favourite visit or discovering Whitby for the first time, our gallery offers something for everyone. View the full Whitby range now and bring the magic of the Yorkshire Coast into your home.
Runswick Bay
Runswick Bay is one of the most peaceful and picturesque places on the Yorkshire Coast. With its wide, sheltered bay, golden sands, and cluster of red-roofed cottages tucked into the hillside, it feels like a hidden escape where time moves slower and the sea is never far from sight.
The village winds gently down toward the beach, with narrow paths and old fishermen’s homes creating a timeless charm. At low tide, the beach stretches far and wide, perfect for beachcombing, paddling, fossil hunting or simply soaking in the salty sea air. It’s a favourite destination for those walking the Cleveland Way, artists chasing the coastal light, and holidaymakers looking for calm away from the crowds.
Runswick Bay is also the proud childhood home of local football hero Beth Mead, who went on to become one of the standout stars of the Lionesses and a role model across the country. Her journey from this quiet coastal village to the world stage is a source of inspiration and pride for people across North Yorkshire.
We’ve captured Runswick Bay through the seasons – from vibrant sunsets reflecting on calm water to soft morning light, dramatic skies, and peaceful winter scenes. Our full range of Runswick Bay photography is available as canvas prints, framed pictures, mounted photos, jigsaws, light-up bottles, and photo slates. Whether you’re decorating your home, finding a unique gift, or remembering a favourite visit, there’s something here to celebrate your connection to the Yorkshire Coast.
Runswick Bay is a place to pause, reflect, and enjoy the slower pace of coastal life. Browse our complete Runswick Bay collection and bring a little piece of this special place into your home.
Sandsend
Sandsend is one of the most peaceful and scenic spots on the Yorkshire Coast, sitting just a stone’s throw from Whitby but with a charm all its own. With sweeping sands, a gentle stream running through the village, and views stretching out across the sea, it’s a favourite for families, walkers and those seeking a quieter pace by the coast.
The beach at Sandsend is one of the most beautiful along the Yorkshire Coast, perfect for long walks, beachcombing, or simply sitting with a coffee and watching the waves roll in. At low tide, the sands seem to go on forever, connecting all the way to Whitby along the shoreline. Behind the beach, quaint cottages, cafés, and gardens line the village, with the wooded Mulgrave Estate rising gently inland.
Sandsend is a place many stumble upon and fall in love with. It’s a regular stop for those walking the Cleveland Way or enjoying a relaxed break near Whitby. The sound of the stream flowing into the sea, the soft rustle of sea grasses, and the ever-changing coastal light give it a quiet, almost timeless feel.
We’ve captured Sandsend in all conditions – from pastel-coloured sunrises to moody sea mists, crisp winter mornings, and golden summer evenings. Our full range of Sandsend photography is available as fine art canvas prints, framed pictures, mounted photos, jigsaws, light-up bottles, and photo slates. Each piece brings the natural beauty of this part of the Yorkshire Coast into your home, whether you're remembering a holiday, gifting someone special, or simply drawn to the calm of the sea.
Browse our complete collection of Sandsend photography and take home a little piece of coastal peace and simplicity.
Scarborough – A Classic Seaside Favourite on the Yorkshire Coast
Scarborough is the original seaside resort and still one of the most beloved destinations on the Yorkshire Coast. With its two sweeping bays, golden beaches, lively promenade, historic castle ruins and vibrant town centre, Scarborough offers the perfect mix of traditional charm and coastal adventure.
The town is split between North Bay and South Bay, each with its own feel. South Bay is home to the bustling seafront, arcades, cafés, and harbour – a nostalgic treat for holidaymakers of all ages. North Bay offers a more peaceful setting, with colourful beach huts, long stretches of sand, and views out to sea. The two bays are watched over by the dramatic ruins of Scarborough Castle, perched high on the headland with panoramic views along the Yorkshire Coast.
Scarborough is also home to the famous Open Air Theatre, the Victorian Spa, and beautiful gardens like Peasholm Park, all of which add to its reputation as a vibrant and family-friendly destination. Whether you're walking the Marine Drive, taking in the sea air, or enjoying a fish and chip lunch on the beach wall, Scarborough captures that classic British seaside feeling.
We’ve photographed Scarborough in all seasons – from fiery sunsets behind the castle to golden morning light across South Bay and peaceful moments on the sands of North Bay. Our Scarborough collection is available as canvas prints, framed pictures, mounted photos, jigsaws, photo slates and light-up bottles. Whether you’re celebrating memories of a childhood holiday or simply love the spirit of the Yorkshire Coast, our photography offers something special for every Scarborough fan.
Browse our full Scarborough collection and take home a reminder of the sights, sounds and seaside magic of this much-loved Yorkshire Coast town.
Discover Skinningrove and Cattersty Sands
Tucked between Saltburn and Staithes, Skinningrove is one of the most fascinating and overlooked places on the Yorkshire Coast. Known affectionately as “The Grove,” this small village sits in a valley steeped in ironstone history and community spirit. Skinningrove was the birthplace of the iron mining industry that later expanded across Teesside and shaped the region’s industrial heritage. It’s often called the Valley of Iron – and with good reason.
The village has a strong, proud character, shaped by generations of hard work, tight-knit families and resilience. It was also my shared childhood home, split between Skinningrove and the nearby village of Carlin How. Growing up here meant time spent exploring the cliffs, the beach, and the rich stories passed down through the community.
Skinningrove has a smuggling past too – with old legends of hidden tunnels connecting the historic village shop to the Tim's Coffee House.
To the west of the village lies Cattersty Sands – known locally as Sunnyside or Saltburn Side – without doubt one of the most beautiful beaches on the east coast of England. Framed by dramatic cliffs, this long stretch of golden sand feels untouched and wild, perfect for peaceful walks, photography, and coastal adventures. The beach is part of the Cleveland Way, and on a quiet day, it feels like a world of your own.
Just east of the village, the cliffs of Hummersea rise sharply, offering more sweeping views across the sea. Skinningrove sits quietly between these two stunning natural landmarks, and is slowly being rediscovered as an up-and-coming holiday spot for those seeking something authentic and off the beaten track.
The village once hosted what was widely regarded as the best bonfire in Yorkshire – an event that became so popular it outgrew the space and had to be paused. It was more than just fireworks; it was a gathering of the whole community, a celebration of place and people.
There’s also a strong link to art and photography here. The internationally respected photographer Chris Killip stayed in the village while documenting working-class life in the 1980s – many of his most iconic images of the North East were taken here in Skinningrove. He stayed with my grandfather, Stan Binks, a well-known and respected local historian and artist who helped preserve and share the village’s unique story. Their friendship, and their dedication to truth and beauty, helped put Skinningrove on the cultural map.
I’m incredibly proud that one of my own photographs of Skinningrove was chosen to appear on the official village entrance sign – a great honour, and a small way of giving back to a place that has given me so much.
Our Skinningrove and Cattersty Sands photography captures the raw, rugged beauty of this stretch of the Yorkshire Coast – from sunrises over the beach and golden skies beyond Hummersea to quiet, misty mornings in the valley. You can shop our images as fine art canvas prints, framed wall art, mounted photos, jigsaws, photo slates, and light-up bottles. Each piece is created with love and respect for the village and its story.
If you're looking to discover somewhere truly special along the Yorkshire Coast, away from the crowds and full of real history, head to Skinningrove. And if it already means something to you – as it does to me – our artwork offers a lasting reminder of its beauty and spirit.
Hidden Gems Along the Yorkshire Coast – Discover the Quiet Beauty of North Landing, Saltwick Bay, Boulby Cliffs and Hayburn Wyke
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Beyond the well-known towns and seaside favourites, the Yorkshire Coast hides some truly special places – quieter, wilder and full of character. These hidden gems offer breathtaking views, peaceful walks, and natural drama that stays with you long after you’ve left. If you love exploring off the beaten path, places like North Landing, Saltwick Bay, Boulby Cliffs and Hayburn Wyke are coastal treasures waiting to be discovered.
North Landing, just along the coast from Flamborough, is a small, sheltered cove known for its white chalk cliffs, caves and emerald waters. Seabirds circle overhead and fishermen’s boats rest on the pebbled beach, giving the place an almost timeless feel. It's a perfect spot for coastal walks, photography, and feeling a little closer to nature.
Saltwick Bay, just outside Whitby, is rich in history and wild beauty. Famous for its fossil beds and the wreck of the Admiral Von Tromp, this hauntingly beautiful bay is backed by dramatic cliffs and layered rock formations that seem to glow in golden light. At low tide, the bay opens up to reveal sweeping flat rocks and hidden pools. It’s one of the most atmospheric places on the Yorkshire Coast and a photographer’s dream.
Boulby Cliffs, rising near Staithes, are the highest cliffs on the east coast of England. Towering above the sea and carpeted in purple heather in late summer, they offer unmatched views out across the North Sea. The cliffs are part of the Cleveland Way and feel truly remote, with only the sound of seabirds and the wind for company. For those who love big skies and dramatic coastal scenery, Boulby is unforgettable.
Further south, nestled in woodland between Whitby and Scarborough, you’ll find Hayburn Wyke – a magical place where a stream flows over a rocky waterfall and runs straight onto a quiet, pebbled beach. Surrounded by trees and rugged rocks, it’s peaceful and atmospheric, perfect for those looking to escape the crowds and reconnect with nature. It feels more like something you’d stumble upon in a fairy tale than on a coastal walk.
We’ve captured each of these hidden Yorkshire Coast locations in our photography – from long exposures of waterfalls at Hayburn Wyke to sunsets over Saltwick Bay and heather-covered clifftops at Boulby. These images are available as fine art canvas prints, framed wall art, mounted photos, photo slates, jigsaws and light-up bottles. They’re ideal for bringing the quiet beauty of the Yorkshire Coast into your home or gifting to someone who loves discovering new places.
Explore our full collection of hidden gems from the Yorkshire Coast and uncover the quieter side of this incredible shoreline – where beauty waits around every headland, tide pool and forest path.
Redcar and the Blast Furnace – Coastal Industry, Final Sunsets and a New Chapter for the Yorkshire Coast
Redcar stands on the northern edge of the Yorkshire Coast, where the Tees meets the sea at Teesmouth. This is a place where heavy industry and raw coastal beauty meet – with long beaches, dramatic skies, and a working heritage that has shaped the skyline for generations.
For years, the Redcar blast furnace dominated the landscape. Towering above the town and the dunes of South Gare, it was a symbol of Teesside’s steelmaking might. We were honoured to document its final moments – capturing the last sunset over the furnace and the final sunrise before it was brought down. These powerful, once-in-a-lifetime photographs tell a story of change, pride, and the end of an era.
South Gare itself is a unique and rugged corner of the Yorkshire Coast. Built to protect the mouth of the River Tees, it’s a place where birdlife, wind-whipped sands, anglers, and shifting tides come together. Tucked just inside South Gare is Paddy’s Hole, a small, characterful fishing harbour filled with colourful boats and backed by the now-vanished blast furnace. It's a favourite spot for local photographers, full of atmosphere, contrast, and a deep connection to the working coast.
Redcar also offers a more traditional seaside feel, with its wide golden beach stretching far into the distance. The town’s Vertical Pier – a striking modern structure – offers sweeping views over the seafront, the North Sea, and inland towards the Cleveland Hills. On a clear day, you can see for miles in every direction.
Our Redcar collection captures the emotion and contrast of this powerful landscape – from industrial silhouettes and sunsets over steel, to calm reflections in Paddy’s Hole and the wide openness of South Gare. These images are available as canvas prints, framed wall art, mounted photos, jigsaws, photo slates, and light-up bottles.
This part of the Yorkshire Coast might not have the chocolate-box charm of some of the villages further south, but it has something just as valuable – a deep-rooted character, a proud community, and an evolving landscape with stories worth preserving.
Explore our Redcar and South Gare collection and take home a powerful moment in Yorkshire Coast history, frozen in time and captured in light.
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