Whitby, North Yorkshire
Photos of Whitby, an old fishing town in North Yorkshire. Famous for being the home of Captain Cook.
The North Sea from Whitby
The North Sea viewed from the top of the hill at the north end of Whitby.
Whitby North End
The steep hill and beach at the north end of Whitby.
Whitby Abbey
The ancient and famous Abbey at Whitby viewed from the graveyard of the church next door.
Whitby Fishing Street
On the north side of Whitby harbour is a street packed with fish shops and arcades. Rising above that is the hill, with a whale jawbone making a gateway and tourist spot (you can just see it here).
Whitby from the Hill
View of Whitby old town from the top of the steps. It’s a tough climb, but worth it.
Whitby harbour bridge
The old bridge that links the north and south ends of Whitby. Little-known fact: I busked at the south end of this bridge once, playing percussion.
Whitby harbour entrance
The entrance to Whitby harbour, complete with a small fishing boat returning from a trip.
Whitby south end
A view of the south side of WHitby, showing the church and Abbey. Look carefully and you can see the steps.
Whitby old town
Old houses crammed onto the side of the hill overlooking Whitby harbour.




