Stylish sunny courtyard to sit and relax.
Cosy up on the large sofa with a good book.
The perfect sunny kitchen for whipping up a treat.
Neutral colours grace this relaxing bedroom.
A lovely sun-trap.
The sandy beach at Runswick Bay.
You will be more than welcome at Sealark.
The light and airy sitting-area looks over the flower borders.
There's lots of space for everyone.
Fresh and fun styling.
This artwork will definitely give you some ideas of where to visit.
Hunt out some local produce and whip up a glorious feast.
The chef will enjoy spending time in the pretty kitchen.
Local artwork graces the dining-area.
A perfect bedroom to relax in after a day at the sea.
Plenty of room for your holiday wardrobe.
Dappled sunlight highlights the stylish design of this bedroom.
What a jolly twin bedroom.
Sunny colours give the twin room a cosy feel.
A long, hot soak or a refreshing shower? It's up to you.
A very useful utility/boot room, perfect for sandy sandals or muddy walking boots.
Cocktails at sundown in the courtyard patio, of course, it's a must.
The courtyard patio is perfect for morning coffee or an evening sundowner.
The front tiered garden is bursting with plants and flowers.
The named parking space behind Sealark.
Pack your picnic and spend a day on the beach, only a few minutes drive away.
There are lots of places to rockpool on the coastline.
Close to Runswick Bay and Whitby, Sealark is in a perfect location for sightseeing on the coastline.
Dip your toes in the lapping waves, or just sit and relax.
Iconic Whitby Abbey, as seen from Sandsend, sits on the cliffs looking over the town, walk along the piers or take a boat trip and look for Minke whales or dolphins.
Stroll along the winding cobbled lanes of Runswick Bay.
Sealark
56267.7 miles NW of Whitby | Sleeps 4 (no children under 16)
7 Nights from £495
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
The Brown Cow is a traditional village pub with cosy interiors, a warming open fire in winter and outside seating for summer months. Dogs are welcome both inside and out.
Nearby beach
Overlooked by rugged cliffs and the pretty village of Staithes, the beach here is sandy and great for fossil hunters (do take care around the cliff face). Dogs are allowed year round and there is no lifeguard cover.
Nearby walk
Thanks to the Discover Yorkshire Coast website we can bring you this delightful scenic walk which starts from the Upper Car Park and takes in the stunning views across Runswick Bay and Port Mulgrave. Take a look a their website for full details.
Nearby town
The charming village of Hinderwell is surrounded the beautiful North York Moors National Park and close to the dramatic coast. Close to Whitby and Staithes, Hinderwell is perfectly placed for exploring.
Also nearby
Restaurant Number 20 is a contemporary restaurant offering seasonal dishes and an Italian inspired menu. Open Wednesday to Saturday, booking ahead is recommended.
Perched on a hillside, Staithes is a charming fishing village with a long history (once the home of Captain Cook), and you can see his cottage to this day. Situated on the Cleveland Way, this is the ideal place for refreshments or spending the day on the beach.
Perfectly situated in the charming seaside village of Runswick Bay, The Royal is a traditional pub with fabulous views of the bay and North Sea. Take advantage of the lovely beer garden in summer and soak up the views, or enjoy the roaring log fires to keep you cosy in winter months.
Runswick Bay is a charming coastal village overlooking a secluded bay and beautiful beach. Spend the day rock pooling, fishing and fossil hunting before heading into the village for refreshments.
Dedicated to Staithes and its inhabitants, this interesting heritage centre tells the story of fishing, mining, lifeboats, Captain Cook and many more through photographs, memorabilia and artefacts. Centrally located on the High Street, check their website for opening times and further details.
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