Staithes in North Yorkshire

Staithes Introduction
 
Formerly one of the largest and most productive North Sea fishing centres, Staithes is now largely a tourist destination thanks to its picturesque appearance. Staithes is noted for its sheltered harbour, bounded by high cliffs and two long breakwaters. A mile to the west, Boulby Cliff is the highest cliff in England.
 
 

Staithes Map

Staithes Picture Guide

Staithes
The view down over Staithes
Photo © William StVigor (CC)
Roxby Beck
Roxby Beck flowing through Staithes into the sea
Photo © NeilT (CC)
Staithes Cliffs
High cliffs of the headland
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Staithes Fishing Boats
Fishing boats in Staithes Harbour
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Staithes Boats
Staithes Boats
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Staithes Lifeboat Station
Staithes Lifeboat Station on the Quay
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Lobster Pots
Lobster Pots on the Quay at Staithes
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Staithes Lifeboat Station
Staithes Gallery in the centre of the village
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Hotel George and Pub
Hotel George and Pub in Staithes
Photo © keithloaf1961 (CC)
Captain Cook & Staithes Heritage Centre
The Captain Cook & Staithes Heritage Centre
Photo © keithloaf1961 (CC)
Staithes Streets
Streets through the centre of Staithes
Photo © keithloaf1961 (CC)
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