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Staithes holiday rentals start at $156 AUD per night before taxes and fees

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130 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

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50 properties have a dedicated workspace

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Boulby Grange Farmhouse Cottage.
Cosy quirky 1 bedroom holiday cottage with stunning views of the sea with own garden & log burner. NB .. the bedroom is in the eaves so limited head room & accessed by reasonably narrow staircase/shower room is downstairs (therefore not suitable to elderly or tall people due to the limited headroom / due to size of the bedroom it is only a double bed). Situated on the Cleveland Way this is a perfect spot for walking & within walking distance to the lovely harbour village of Staithes (25 mins)
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Beautifully Renovated Cottage next to Beach
Bay Tree Cottage is located in a peaceful location a stones throw away from the beach and the Cod & Lobster with the other village amenities only a short stroll away. The spacious cottage has been fully renovated throughout to a high standard. It features a wood burning stove, a great outside area and the sea views from the master bedroom are breathtaking. It is suitable for couples & families alike, ideal for both relaxing or a more energetic break, for example walking the Cleveland Way.
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Corner House, Staithes
Corner House, in the pretty old fishing village of Staithes is over 200 years old and grade II listed. Cosy and quirky, this 2 bedroomed cottage has all the features and character of an old Fishermans cottage but with plenty of today's modern comforts. Just off one of the narrow Stathian ginnels right behind the harbour, It's a stones throw from the beach, pubs and shops. Even though it’s about as central as you can get it’s tucked away with its own courtyard well away from passers by.
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Views to die for at Garr End Cottage Staithes.
The Cottage occupies a front line position, with breathtaking, uninterrupted sea views, just off the high street in the bottom of staithes old town. Two minutes walk from the famous Cod & Lobster pub and eatery. Sleeps 2 The cottage used to be the communal bakery where the womenfolk would bring their dough to be baked You will find yourself immersed in the history of this quaint old village once home to Captain James Cook, artist Dame Laura Knight, and countless smugglers.
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Wavelet Cottage - Staithes at its best
Wavelet Cottage, in the heart of historic and Staithes, is just a short stroll from the sea and steps from Dog Loup, the narrowest street in Britain. With a sunny courtyard, cosy stove, and traditional charm, it's ideal year-round. Enjoy summer beach days, autumn walks, winter nights by the stove, or spring adventures. Perfect for families and dogs, it’s a quiet yet central base to relax, recharge, and explore all that Staithes and this beautiful coastal area has to offer.
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Dunroamin - Staithes Fisherman's Cottage
Nestled just steps from the harbour in the heart of Staithes village, 'Dunroamin' is a beautifully restored 200-year-old cottage offering a blend of heritage and style. Thoughtfully interior-designed, the cottage pairs original period features with modern rustic touches, creating a warm, characterful retreat that’s both timeless and comfortable. Inside, you’ll find exposed beams, original stonework, and cosy living spaces balanced with a clean, modern aesthetic.
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The best views in Staithes?
A beautifully-presented, quirky cottage enjoying some of the best views in the village. Light and airy, it has been refurbished to a high standard - offering a stylish and cosy retreat in the heart of Staithes old town. It also has its own private garden. Guests love the stunning upstairs lounge, with uninterrupted views across the harbour. The cottage is warm and cosy, with electric heaters upstairs and underfloor heating and a log burner downstairs.
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Sleeps 8 -Garden -Dog Friendly - Ravenscraig House
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When is the best time to visit Staithes?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Staithes?
Staithes has converted fishermen's cottages, modern apartments along the waterfront, and cozy stays tucked in its winding lanes. Many accommodations are close to the harbor, galleries, and local eateries.
What are the best things to do in Staithes with kids?
Children often enjoy fossil hunting on the beach, exploring rock pools, and joining local arts workshops. Family walks around the harbor and through the narrow, winding streets are frequently suggested for a shared experience.
What are some of the best things to do in Staithes?
Explore Staithes’s harbor, walk the cliff paths, and visit local galleries featuring regional artists. Fossil hunting on the beach and tasting fresh seafood at nearby cafes are frequently suggested experiences.
How is the weather in Staithes?
Staithes has cool, breezy winters near 33–42°F (0–6°C), and mild summers typically reaching 51–66°F (11–19°C). Rain is common year-round, so packing layers and a waterproof jacket is often suggested.
When is the best time to visit Staithes?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for Staithes due to milder temperatures—ranging from 47–66°F (9–19°C)—and longer daylight hours. Seasonal events and local markets add vibrancy during these months.
What are the best places to visit in Staithes?
Staithes has a picturesque harbor, locally known art galleries, and historic cottages lining stone paths. The beach and cliffside walks around the village are often recommended for their coastal views.
What are some hiking trails in Staithes?
Staithes has scenic coastal paths with sea views, and the surrounding countryside is laced with trails suitable for families and experienced hikers alike. Cliff walks are often suggested for panoramic photo opportunities.
What are some family activities we can do in Staithes?
Families can explore the coastline, try crab fishing from the harbor walls, or take part in arts and craft sessions at nearby studios. Beachcombing and nature walks are popular activities for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Staithes?
Consider exploring neighboring coastal villages with historic streets, visiting galleries in nearby towns, or walking trails in the North York Moors National Park. Castles and traditional markets can be found around the wider region.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Staithes?
Staithes has several accommodations that welcome pets, including traditional cottages and modern apartments. Many stays are close to walking trails and the waterfront, making outdoor adventures with your dog accessible.
What are some local tips for visiting Staithes?
Staithes has winding alleys and uneven stone paths, so comfortable shoes are often suggested. Look for local seafood at harbor cafes, pack layers for changing weather, and check tide times before exploring the coastline.
What is Staithes known for?
Staithes is known for its scenic harbor, history as a fishing village, and distinctive cottages clustered around narrow streets. The area has connections to traditional art, maritime heritage, and fossil hunting along its shore.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Staithes?
Explore the cobbled back lanes, discover small beaches near the harbor, and visit local galleries showcasing regional artists. Fossil hunting along the cliffs is often recommended by those in the know.
What are the best foods to try in Staithes?
Staithes has locally caught seafood, such as crab and fresh fish, served simply at harbor cafes. Traditional Yorkshire dishes and homemade cakes are also often featured on menus around the village.
What should I bring for a trip to Staithes?
Pack waterproof layers, sturdy shoes for cobbled streets and coastal paths, and a windproof jacket for walks by the harbor. A camera or sketchbook is suggested for capturing the village’s views.
What is the nightlife in Staithes like?
Nightlife in Staithes is relaxed, with local pubs serving drinks and occasional live music in cozy settings. Evenings are often spent enjoying the harbor views or mingling at village social events.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Staithes?
The Staithes Festival of Arts and Heritage draws visitors in late summer for open studios and live performances. Seasonal food fairs and local music events around the harbor are also frequently suggested.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Staithes?
Staithes has family friendly vacation rentals, including spacious cottages and modern apartments with kitchen facilities. Many are located close to the waterfront, shops, and arts spaces for easy access to local activities.
Destinations to explore
- Yorkshire Coast
- Filey Beach
- Beamish the Living Museum of the North
- Bempton Cliffs
- Fountains Abbey
- York Castle Museum
- Durham Cathedral
- York University
- York Minster
- Scarborough Beach
- Teesside University
- Peasholm Park
- Bridlington Spa
- Newcastle University
- Durham University
- Blue Dolphin Holiday Park - Haven
- Richmond Castle
- Lightwater Valley
- The Bowes Museum
- Kynren
- Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
- Stadium Of Light
- Skirlington Market
- York Art Gallery





