Huge Swell At Saltwick Bay | The Whitby Photographer

Timelapse of sea fret on the beach at Saltwick Bay this yesterday afternoon. 😍 | North Yorkshire Weather Updates

The Admiral Van Tromp shipwreck at Saltwick Bay. | The Whitby Guide

The haunting wreck of the Admiral Von Tromp still sits on Saltwick Bay’s shoreline, visible at low tide and standing as a stark reminder of how beautiful yet unforgiving this coast can be. The trawler ran aground on September 30, 1976, and the full story of why it happened is still a mystery. The only person who might have explained what went wrong, John Addison, drowned that night. The ship was on its way to the Barnacle Bank fishing grounds, 40 miles north-northeast of Scarborough, but it neve

We went to Saltwick Bay to look for fossils, shipwrecks, and explore the dramatic cliffs. It’s only a short drive or walk from Whitby, but it feels completely different. 🌊❤️ The coastline is rugged, the skies are wide, and the scenery is stunning. You’ll also find one of the most photographed shipwrecks on the Yorkshire coast. The bay is quiet, a little wild, and has a haunting beauty. There are rock pools to explore, fresh sea air, and plenty of space to relax. Be sure to check the tide times