Hunmanby is a large, historic village located in North Yorkshire, England, often referred to as the "Gateway to the Yorkshire Wolds."
Hunmanby is a large, historic village located in North Yorkshire, England, often referred to as the "Gateway to the Yorkshire Wolds."
It lies approximately three miles south-west of Filey and nine miles south of Scarborough, acting as a tranquil rural hub between the rolling hills of the Wolds and the North Sea coast.
Once considered one of the largest villages in Great Britain, it continues to maintain a vibrant atmosphere with a traditional market cross alongside various independent shops, pubs, and restaurants.
All Saints Church: A Grade II* listed building
It origins dating back to the 12th century, it also features a nearby war memorial.
Top Things to Do
Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery: This is the first single malt whisky distillery in Yorkshire, providing guided "field to bottle" tours.
Walking & Outdoors: The village is positioned on the Centenary Way and close to the Yorkshire Wolds Way, making it an ideal location for hiking.
Community: Visitors can enjoy Bayley Gardens, a public garden maintained by local volunteers in the village centre.
Transport: The village has its own railway station on the Yorkshire Coast Line, offering hourly services to Scarborough, Filey, and Hull.
Hunmanby Gap:
Just over a mile from the village center, this scenic area offers access to a spacious, dog-friendly sandy beach, complemented by a popular cliff-top café.
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