Saltburn-by-the-Sea Travel Guide

This sheltered bay captivates with its golden sands and red-roofed cottages perched on the hillside. Explore rock pools at low tide or stroll along the shoreline for breathtaking views of the North Yorkshire coast.

Saltburn Pier, Yorkshire's last Victorian pier, extends 208 metres into the North Sea since 1869. Stroll its historic wooden deck for panoramic coastal views and combine with a ride on the adjacent cliff tramway.

Britain's oldest water-balanced funicular offers a nostalgic 55-second journey with stained-glass windows and coastal views. Experience Victorian engineering while travelling between Saltburn town and its historic pier.

Step into Cleveland's industrial past at this former ironstone mining museum in Skinningrove. Guided underground tours reveal miners' daily lives with equipment demonstrations and personal stories.

This scenic 18-hole course blends undulating meadowland with woodland surroundings, offering panoramic views of Cleveland Hills. Golfers can enjoy the challenging terrain with its mix of links-style and parkland holes.

Victorian charm meets natural beauty in these formal Italian gardens with woodland paths along Skelton Beck. Ride the miniature railway before enjoying tea amid meticulously maintained flower beds.

Framed by grass-covered cliffs, Cattersty Sands offers a tranquil coastal escape with historic industrial remnants. Walk the Cleveland Way along this unspoiled beach or swim in the gentle waters during summer months.

Wander through Victorian-era formal gardens and lush woodlands along Skelton Beck. Ride the historic miniature railway for a charming glimpse into Saltburn's heritage.