An undiscovered gem on the North Yorkshire coast

Do you fancy heading to the coast for your next music tour?

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The beach at Robin Hood's Bay photo@Richard Southwell
The coastline at Robin Hood's Bay photo@skaterboy195

Tucked away between Whitby and Scarborough, Robin Hood’s Bay is a beautiful undiscovered part of Yorkshire’s coastline. An historic fishing village just bursting with tales of pirates, smugglers and dinosaurs.

Perform in the nearby village Hall at Fylingdales, in a traditional chapel or outside in the dock. Or travel to nearby Filey, Scarborough or Whitby for concerts in bandstands, pavilions and retirement homes.

Your ensemble will stay at a uniquely located beach-side YHA, where they can enjoy fossil hunting, pirate parties and walks along the coast.