| 1) Follow the Dracula Trail | | | | on the way, and take in the views from the |
| Any visit to Whitby is not complete without a | | | | Abbey. Take a walk around the Church at the top |
| walk with Harry on his In Search Of Dracula trail. | | | | or pay to walk around the Abbey. Visit the |
| Leaving from the picturesque Whalebones at | | | | Abbey tea rooms and then look carefully for the |
| 20:00 a few nights per week, Harry will share | | | | alternative path back down, which is quieter and a |
| with you in his own special way the stories of | | | | little less steep. But also more difficult to find! |
| Whitby that Bram Stocker would have found that | | | | 4) Take a Boat Trip |
| make up his famous stories. You will also learn a | | | | There are a range of boat trips on offer from |
| lot about Bram Stocker at the time that he was | | | | the Whitby harbour, pick either a trip on the Esk |
| living in Whitby and writing his stories and a little | | | | Belle or a ride in the Old Whitby Lifeboat. Maybe a |
| about how the story became so famous and the | | | | trip in the speedboat or a leisurely ride out to sea |
| troubles after his death. Harry is well worth | | | | in the recently built scale reconstruction of Cooks' |
| looking up on any visit to Whitby and if you are | | | | Endeavour. In good weather you will head out to |
| unfortunate to not be there on a night of a | | | | see and then up the coast a little towards Sands |
| Dracula walk, or you are staying there a few | | | | End, whereas when the tide is up you should be |
| nights, maybe try Harry's Ghost Walk instead. | | | | able to get a boat in the other direction along the |
| 2) Fish and Chips | | | | River Esk to see what is on offer. An easy way |
| In good weather grab a takeaway and sit on the | | | | to spend a little bit of time. |
| pier to take in the views as you eat, else if the | | | | 5) Visit Justins |
| weather is not so kind wander down to one of | | | | No family visit to Whitby could be complete |
| the many fish and chip shops and eat inside. The | | | | without first visiting Justins! Homemade chocolate, |
| best known are Trenchers and The Magpie, but | | | | fudge and toffee are available, with special ranges |
| there are others as well. We prefer to cross to | | | | varying depending on the season. If the shop, |
| the East Cliff side, across the swing bridge, where | | | | which is situation in the shops on the East Cliff |
| there is an excellent takeaway and eat in fish and | | | | side, is a little busy, just keep walking down the |
| chip shop. Not the style and glamour of Trenchers | | | | road towards the Abbey steps. Keep your eyes |
| or The Magpie, but quality food at a reasonable | | | | open to your left and you should spot the other |
| price. | | | | Justins store, which is typically a lot quieter, but |
| 3) Whitby Abbey | | | | only open at busy times of the year! |
| Wander up the 199 Abbey Steps, counting them | | | | |