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Saltburn is a lovely Victorian town with a fantastic beach. It is a brilliant base for exploring the whole Yorkshire Coast and Moors. There are some lovely restaurants - Coco & Rum, The Seaview Restaurant, No 23. The Spa Hotel has a lovely seating area to see the beach and watch the sunset. Saltburn Valley Gardens is a lovely walk down to the beach. The funicular railway is fun. The walk along the beach to Marske is beautiful. So easy to visit Whitby, Staithes, Runswick Bay. We caught the train to Durham which only took an hour.

Seaview Restaurant is definitely worth a visit. We had pizza at Number 23 which was also really good. Saltburn-by-the-Sea is a really nice seaside town that has great views and isn't too touristy/commercialised. I would highly recommend.

We liked the slow walk down to the beach starting from over the road to the hotel. we walked down through the woods and through the lovely gardens. Then they had a train for family's to have a ride on and a picnic area at the bottom before you get to the beach. Sat watching the sea and the surfers had lovely fish and chips on the sea front before venturing back up the hill at our own pace. Would be difficult for wheelchair users on the way up as the beach lift was n't working but ok for electric ones.

A beautiful little gem. The locals are so friendly and there are lots of things to do, plus beautiful views of the sea, quiet and peaceful as well as a lovely beach. We had a wonderful time and thoroughly recommend this place to go an visit.

I've been to Saltburn about five or six times now and still love it. It's a beautiful Victorian hidden gem on the Yorkshire coast with lots of old worlde charm Beautiful big houses and buildings still steeped in their glorious history. Some lovely gift shops to browse. I've always found the people who work in the shops around Saltburn and dwn at the beach to be very chatty and lovely. I was surprised to hear some say Saltburn isn't as busy since covid.. I hope it picks up again for local businesses there and becomes thriving once again. The Valley Gardens are really pretty and I've swam in the sea a couple of times. A very invigorating experience it is amongst all those choppy waves, very much loved by surfers far and wide. The fish and chips is too die for here, you won't be disappointed. Only disappointing thing is the tram is usually broke so it's a trek up the steps to get bk up to the top.

Beautiful sea side town with gorgeous green coastal walks. Clean beaches great for families and dog walkers. Especially perfect for surfers and campervan users. Good availability of public toilets on the sea front and fantastic beach huts through Marshalls (deffo worth booking for the day!) Great selection of bars and restaurants and lots of supermarkets available if self catering. Railway station also central and short walk to Sandy Cottage. We ate lunch at the Ship Inn which is down by the shore. It was good value in a traditional pub. Nothing fancy but plenty of it and didn’t cost the earth. Free parking at this pub while you eat too. We ate tea at Spices Indian - we wouldn’t eat here again as the set 3 course menu came out to be tiny portion sizes. A lot smaller than the individual curry portion sizes. Felt a bit cheated. The bill was expensive too. Staff weren’t very smiley or chatty. Can hire wetsuits and boards on the front- not too expensive and lessons are available too. Accessibility to the sea front is not easy if you’ve parked up on Marine parade(the top road) or in the town, which is often necessary as the two car parks in the bottom fill up fast, the road and paths down to the sea are super steep or there’s 1000s of steps to tackle. The cable cart hasn’t run for ages, so don’t come thinking that you’ll be able to hitch a ride on that!