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LOCAL ATTRACTIONS

Wellington Lodge Llamas
Llama Trekking
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Kinderland
Adventure Park & Playground
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Scarborough Castle
12th Century Castle
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Flamingo Land
Theme Park, Zoo & Holiday Park
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Sea Life Centre
Aquarium & Sea Life Centre
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Scarborough Tourism Bureau
Yorkshire Moors And Coast
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The Deep
Hull's Award-Winning Aquarium
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Eden Camp
Modern History Theme Museum
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Fantasy Forest
Ten Pin Bowling, Laser Dodgems, Snooker etc
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Staintondale Shire Horse Centre
Shire Horse Farm
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Do you like English traditional seaside towns ? Well look no further than here, Scarborough is the place for you. All ages will enjoy this superb seaside resort, which boasts safe, clean beaches and numerous attractions. This surprising resort is split into two areas, North Bay and South Bay. Sprawling with history since the Stone Age and proudly showing its status with the medieval castle.

Located on the North East coast of England in the beautiful county of North Yorkshire it is accessible to other little trinket resorts on the coast, including wonderful Whitby and fascinating Filey. Scarborough can boast it's the largest holiday resort on the Yorkshire coast.

The South Bay is the main focus and you can find the quaint old town around the busy harbour. The seaside resort is still a bustling fishing community, which brings in fresh deliveries everyday. There are plenty of fish restaurants offering the sumptuous fresh fish of the day to whet your appetite. Walking along on the front in the South Bay, you may hear some familiar sounds of the amusement arcades, if you fancy your chances why not have a go.

The North Bay is the setting for Peasholm Park. This attraction is one of the most popular in Scarborough. A lake runs through the park where you can have leisurely trips on canoes or rowing boats. There are brilliant re-enactments of The Battle of the River Plate with miniature boats and aircrafts, people come from all over the world to see these enactments. In the summer months there is live music from the bandstand, which is located in the middle of the stream and accessible by boat. Linking the two bays together is the beautiful Victorian Promenade.

If you are looking for history there is the medieval ruin of Scarborough Castle. Whilst there see the magnificent panoramic views of Scarborough.

If literature is for you, why not visit Anne Bronte grave at St Mary's Church. Scarborough was the final resting place for this young Victorian acclaimed writer.

The young ones need to be kept busy, so why not take them to the Luna Park Funfair to let their hair down. Scarborough is also home to the sea life and marine sanctuary, let the children see sea creatures they have never seen before and the seals that the sanctuary nurses back to health.

Take a terrifying trip to the Terror Tower, tour the film sets of the thrillers, with real life actors to scare the little mites. To cool down after the fright why not take the cherubs to Atlantis water theme park, an experience not to be missed. It was the first water park in Britain to hold the longest waterslides and now they have the rapids which will carry you away.

Overall Scarborough is a fun place for adults and children alike, with lots of sights and adventures for all the family.

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One of the most breath taking walks in Ullswater Vally is through the gen towards the Aira Force waterfall. This location captivates a beautiful mood with the back drop of the waterfall, it also provides a glimpse of Victorian Landscape Park, arboretrum and rocky scenery...


 

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