Little Pearl Cottage - Facilities
“A little love nest by the sea” – Yorkshire Coast
Offering open plan living, there is a newly renovated kitchen and breakfast bar leading through to a stylish sitting area complete with log burning stove and sash window looking out over the pretty village. Upstairs plays host to a cosy bedroom with King sized bed and a bathroom with rainfall shower and bath tub.
Hidden away in the smuggler’s town of Robin Hood’s Bay, Little Pearl cottage sleeps two and is the perfect place for a romantic seaside getaway. A stones throw from the slipway, it takes only around 90 seconds to walk from door to beach! It has a small elevated terrace garden – a rarity in the bay – which overlooks the red bricked roofs of the village and beyond.
If you fancy a day or two away from the beach, Little Pearl is also in the perfect location for keen walkers. The Cleveland Way National trail is right on our doorstep as is the 21 mile Whitby to Scarborough Cinder track. 6 miles to Whitby by car, there really is plenty to keep you entertained for a week away in the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park – Just bring your wellies!
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Robin Hood's Bay | Whitby
High rugged cliffs and small characterful fishing villages forge the dramatic heritage coastline of the North York Moors National Park.
Offering infinite possibilities for lovers of the great outdoors, it’s a special place; forged by nature and shaped over generations. Peace and beauty walking hand in hand with a rich history and a Northern welcome.
Known as God’s own country, Yorkshire is well known as one of the UK’s top holiday destinations, offering everything from fabulous coastal beaches, purple heathered moorlands, ancient castles and beautiful towns and villages steeped in history. There is so much to explore.
Yorkshire has two areas of outstanding natural beauty, a 36 mile long stretch of coastline designated as heritage coast and one of the largest expanses of heather moorland in the United Kingdom.
Located five miles south of Whitby, Robin Hood’s Bay is a small fishing village which lies in the ancient parish of Fylingdales. Reportedly the busiest smuggling community on the Yorkshire coast in the 18th century, the streets and cottages remain pretty much unchanged since that time and will whisk you away on a nostalgic journey into the past as you explore the higgledy piggledy pathways.