Saturday 15 August 2015

New Discoveries - Whitby, UK

Whitby is a seaside town in the North of Yorkshire, United Kingdom. And it was one hell of a find.
From those coastal vibes, and those famous hot chips to the history of Captain James Cook and Dracula - you can't fault this place.

Here are my top three things to do and see in Whitby this summer.

1 - Whitby Abbey
This Abbey was founded in 657AD, by Saxons of Roman Catholic faith. And had an up and down life span, until and unfortunately so, like hundreds of Abbeys and churches around England during King Henry the 8ths reign, Whitby Abbey was destroyed for good. Fortunately, ruins remain at the top of the  east cliff overlooking the town which calls for stunning views and an impeccable history that isn't one to be missed. Drop in for a tour, and sit up the top of the cliff for some stunning views of Whitby Beach, our second contender.

2 - Whitby Beaches
These beaches are one of the best in the world, and i'm not talking about their sick waves, or ocean blues, i'm talking about pure serenity, pure... openness.
Chuck on your wellies and splash in the ocean, hope a ship for a good old historic tour, or ride a donkey down the coast line. The scenery is not to be missed.

3 - Whitby Fish and Chips
Whitby, among being famous for Dracula, Captain Cook, and of course the beautiful views, Whitby is actually most famous for its fish and chips. Foodies rejoice!
And the best place? Magpies take away of course.
Using fresh fish, straight from Whitby's harbour and freshly cut, thick hot chips, these are simply amazing. Grab a take away, sit outside and enjoy!



And, just for fun, here's another tip to make your trip just that tiny bit more special.
After you're done eating the best fish and chips in the whole of the UK, stroll down the marina and check out the many arcades. These arcade games are not just for kids, there are many games ranging from Pac man to skill testers. While you're at it, grab yourself a 99c ice-cream cone and enjoy Whitby, it's nothing but perfection.

Cj. xx