Whitby Town

The town of Whitby is rather famous, mostly because of its abbey, and of course because of Bram Stoker's "Dracula," although the historical character had no connection whatsoever with this area of ​​the English coast. Apart from that, travelers will discover a charming fishing village in its ports and beaches, where they can taste excellent seafood and stroll through its streets, many of them uphill or downhill, depending on the direction of the walker at any given time. There are typical pubs here, accompanied by the sound of the waves mingled with the cawing of seagulls. It's total tranquility, as long as the tourists don't disturb you.