Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Hunmanby

Hunmanby is a quiet village surrounded by stunning scenery just a few kilometres from the sea and offers you a peaceful stay in cosy holiday rentals. The village has a wide range of facilities such as shops, cafés, golf courses and green spaces to spend the day. You can also enjoy the sandy beach of Hunmanby Gap, which is only a short-distance away. It is a peaceful destination and an ideal base for those looking to explore the Yorkshire Wolds.

Hunmanby's range of holiday rentals have something to suit all tastes, budgets, and abilities. From cottages for two people to large groups of 8 people. Features of the rentals include modern renovated style with well-equipped kitchens, living rooms with televisions and spotless bedrooms. Outside, you can relax in a private garden with furniture and an indoor swimming pool. The holiday properties in this village offer a delightful getaway for your break in North Yorkshire.

If you head north of Hunmanby you will find the village of Scarborough which is home to one of the most visited attractions in the area, The Scarborough Fairground Collection. This is one of the largest collections of its kind in Europe. Within this glorious collection of the past you will find the most popular models of vintage vehicles; locomotives that have appeared in films; mechanical organs from France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, and the USA; vintage fairground rides such as carousels, a rare caterpillar ride, a ghost train and much more.

Northeast of Hunmanby in the village of Filey, Filey Country Park is home to some of the most fabulous coastal views in the area. Part of this park is the famous Filey Brigg, a site of special scientific interest designated as a local nature reserve with examples of 150 million years of geological history. The top of Brigg is also a popular spot for whale and dolphin watching. The country park offers scenic walks, sports fields, mini golf, cafés, and a children's play area.

The Wolds Way and Centenary Way take you through farmland from Hunmanby to the south coast of Filey through splendid coastal scenery. This 10-mile route around Hunmanby will take you along the Wolds Way and Centenary Way on flat, moderately uphill paths, where you will enjoy the Yorkshire Wolds countryside. Then you will reach the Filey Brigg peninsula, where you will be rewarded with views of the sea. Back to the town, you will then take the Wolds Way National Trail, which will take you west through the town and back into the countryside.

About 3 miles (4.83 km) from Hunmanby, Playdale Farm Park is one of the best places for a great family day out. Children can meet and feed animals such as ponies, rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, donkeys, alpacas, lambs, and more. They can also have fun with a fresbee course, pedal go-kart tracks, and indoor play areas with ball pools. The farm is packed with things to do to keep your children entertained, whatever the weather. Another perfect attraction for families is the Filey Bird Garden and Animal Park. The place is home to a variety of colourful exotic birds, tranquil formal gardens, and farm animals.

At Spirit of Yorkshire, home of Filey Bay whisky, you can see how Yorkshire's first malt whisky is made and taste some products. Take a tour of the distillery, try the Filey Bay with characteristics of red fruits, floral, wood spice and hint of peat smoke; the Filey Bay Flagship with a light, fruity flavour; and the Filey Bay Special Release with fruity hints. Whether you have an experienced palate or not, Spirit of Yorkshire whisky is for everyone.

The Piebald Inn is a favourite place to eat in the village of Hunmanby. You shouldn't miss out on trying this place's acclaimed pie menu that marries classic recipes with tempting ones. Enjoy a meal on the pleasant terrace, try the wide range of pies and if you don't fancy a pie, give the menu of traditional main courses a try. You will find dishes such as Whitby prawns, homemade veal lasagne, sirloin steak with chips and creamy mushroom stroganoff.

The Hunmanby Pantry is a deli located in the heart of Hunmanby that should not be missed if you are looking to stock up for a picnic. With freshly baked and locally sourced goods that offer a spectacular taste that is a must-try, this is undoubtedly one of the best places to shop. Stop by the store and fill your traditional basket with cheeses, cakes, chutneys, scones, beers, and flowers.

A few minutes from Hunmanby, take a day trip to the Rotunda Museum. Step back to 65 million years ago in the prehistoric-era fossil collection; see the skeleton of Bronze Age Gristhorpe man; and tour the Star Carr to see artefacts from a Mesolithic site considered one of the most important of its kind in Britain.

The RSPB's Bempton Cliffs offer the opportunity to see a variety of extraordinary local creatures. Watch the UK's largest seabird colony from the six clifftop viewing platforms and take in the incredible scenery out to sea. The site also offers nature trails, picnic areas, activities and more! You will also have the opportunity to sail on a cruise searching for seabirds. It is an excellent opportunity to see the animals in their natural habitat.