Cottages in East Yorkshire
The East Riding of Yorkshire, or East Yorkshire for short, is a coastal holiday destination you simply won’t want to leave, especially when you find the perfect self-catering holiday cottage. If the coast calls, a cottage with sea views could be the answer, inviting you to soak up the fresh sea air during your stay. Or, if it’s rural charm that takes your fancy, the Yorkshire Wolds promise a dreamy setting for your next adventure. Fill your days with breathtaking stomps across the rolling countryside, before lighting the fire and curling up in front of its flickering flames.
If it’s luxury you seek, perhaps a hot tub beneath the stars is your idea of heaven? Or enjoying some lengths of a swimming pool? Whether you’re drawn to a beautiful open-plan barn, a stone cottage with an enclosed garden, or a pet-friendly, upcycled railway carriage, our Yorkshire escapes invite you to make the most of East Riding and all it offers. Read more
Our exclusive ferry discounts of up to 25% will make your island trip with Classic plain sailing.We have 4 self-catering cottages in East Yorkshire
7 nights from £560
Clover Leaf Cottage
56852 bedroom self catering cottage near York.
Clover Leaf Cottage is nestled in the delightfully sleepy village of Fangfoss in the Yorkshire Wolds, yet only a few miles to the bustling city of York with Harrogate, Whitby, Scar...
7 nights from £560
7 nights from £680
Ruby's Retreat
56843 bedroom self catering cottage near York.
Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Yorkshire Wolds, this delightful cottage exudes rustic charm having been thoughtfully renovated from an original old farm building. The name...
7 nights from £680
7 nights from £660
Bricknell Barn
56223 bedroom self catering cottage near York.
This luxurious conversion of an old stable building is set in the heart of the pretty village of Fangfoss, on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds with a local pub within walking distan...
7 nights from £660
7 nights from £660
Ethel's Escape
56173 bedroom self catering cottage near York.
For a fabulous stay in Yorkshire look no further than Ethel's Escape in the peaceful village of Fangfoss in the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds. One of a small collection of holiday cott...
7 nights from £660
Holidays in East Yorkshire
From beach days and fish and chips by the sea to moorland walks that clear the cobwebs after a few steps, holidays in East Yorkshire are an unforgettable blend of whatever you want them to be.
Walks in East Yorkshire
Walking in East Yorkshire is a true delight, with the ever-changing scenery ensuring every twist and turn has something new to enjoy. Bridlington is surrounded by beautiful coastal walks, from the white cliffs of Flamborough Head to the famous King Charles III England Coast Path, which stretches from Bridlington all the way to Filey Brigg in North Yorkshire. If you love a loop that takes in a variety of views, East Yorkshire is home to some beautiful circular walks, especially around the sprawling Yorkshire Wolds and its undulating valleys.
Things to do in East Yorkshire
Home to stately homes, beautiful beaches, and nature reserves rich with local wildlife, East Yorkshire is a hub of wonderful things to see and do during your stay. The dramatic coastline around Flamborough Head boasts some of the most scenic beaches in Yorkshire, while Spurn Point promises a captivating coastal nature reserve to explore with the family in tow. For historians, Burton Agnes Hall makes for a fascinating visit, with Sledmere House inviting you to soak up a bit of grandeur during your Yorkshire adventure. East Yorkshire is famous for its outdoor pursuits, whether you want to shake things up with some skydiving or an alpaca trek is more your speed. The ancient city of York is on your doorstep too, where winding alleys and independent boutiques await.
Places to eat in East Yorkshire
Whether you fancy a roast by the coast or a picky tea full of local goodies, East Yorkshire is a treasure trove of foodie delights. Dine out in style at the Pipe and Glass, a Michelin star restaurant with oodles of charm, or sink into a fire-warmed pub for some comfort food and a glass or two of something special. Of course, with a few vineyards to its name, you can go straight to the source of East Yorkshire’s vine dining, with tastings and tours inviting you to take a closer look at the ancient practice.
