The selection of pictures below is from the Yorkshire Coast Collection of Pure Yorkshire. The images depict the reality of what visitors can expect to see in the quaint fishing village of Robin Hoods Bay.

Robin Hoods Bay is still a fishing village today, although it is popular with visitors to the Yorkshire Coast who prefer a get away from it all holiday or break.

A short walk along the coast provides endless opportunities for adventure and exploration with it's rock pools, caves. fossils and is famed for being part of the 'Dinosaur Coast'.

Many of those taking part in the Lyke Wake Walk stay at Robin Hoods Bay, because although a small fishing village, it is also adequately provisioned with shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants. Making it the ideal location for your Yorkshire Coast Vacation.

The village of Robin Hoods Bay is a historic fishing village set on a steep hillside that winds its way down to the coastline. The streets are winding and narrow, with pathways often constructed of pebbles. There's lots to see and discover in this historic little village. The original inhabitants of the village are said to have been Viking Raiders who settled here to farm and fish. However, 'these days', the locals are much more friendly and you will be made welcome at one of the local pubs of which there is no shortage.

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