A fabulous ground-floor apartment in a quiet yet central part of Whitby, Cadliam is a wonderful base for exploring this popular and historic port town on the North Yorkshire coastline. Ideal for a family of four or a group of friends seeking an action-packed holiday, Cadliam is the perfect pick for a seaside break near to Whitby's many attractions, while being within reach of the beautiful North York Moors National Park too. Park up in your designated parking space, a rare find in Whitby, and enter the apartment from the rear. Step inside the ample-sized open-plan living space and admire the contemporary style with all you need for a self-catered stay. Relax in the sitting area at the end of the day, enjoy meals together at the dining table when you're not indulging in the delicious restaurants of Whitby, and make use of the well-equipped kitchen space, complete with an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, and washer/dryer. Let in the light by opening up the patio doors, or step outside and soak up the sunshine, with two folding chairs to sit out on. Choose from either the king-size bedroom or the twin bedroom, both well-presented and offering delightful sleeping spots, served by the family bathroom with a bath and shower overhead. A leisurely stroll can bring you to a nearby pub, The First in Last Out, as well as several local shops, and before you know it you're in the heart of Whitby. Head down to the quaint harbour to watch the boats before heading to the beautiful beach for a day of sandcastles, swimming and seaside treats. Explore the quirky, narrow streets and cobbled market place, climb the 199 Steps up to the eerie Whitby Abbey, known for being inspiration for Bram Stoker's 'Dracula', learn about the ruins at the visitor centre and take in the stunning views across the town and the coastline from this elevated position. There are of course an abundance of restaurants, tea rooms, pubs and cocktail bars to entice you, not forgetting the classic fish and chip shops too! The long sandy beaches are a true hit, brightened up by the vibrant colourful beach huts and deck chairs, with classic donkey rides, arcades and amusements and the Whalebone Arch to get a holiday snap, there's so much to see! The surrounding area has many attractions to offer, delight in a nostalgic steam train ride from Grosmont to Pickering, visit Robin Hood's Bay, embark on a riverside walk along the Esk, and venture into the North York Moors National Park for a wealth of walking, cycling and of course breath-taking scenery. A true hidden gem, Cadliam is a perfect base for a Whitby adventure.

Situated at the mouth of the River Esk, Whitby is an ancient fishing port steeped in history. The ruin of St Hilda's Abbey is high on Whitby's East Cliff and looks down on narrow streets and alleyways. From the old town, the parish church of St Mary, also on East Cliff, has 199 Steps leading to it and the churchyard was one of the inspirations for Bram Stoker's Dracula. Other attractions in Whitby include the Captain Cook Memorial Museum, Victorian Jet Works and The Dracula Experience. There are year-round events at Whitby Pavilion Complex and there is a blue flag beach and spectacular cliffs and bays to explore. Whitby is in a beautiful region and offers visitors a great deal of variety for a memorable holiday any time of year.

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