The lone Surfer
The beach features the historic ruins of Scarborough Castle, which dates back to the 11th century and is situated on a rocky promontory that separates North Bay from the more commercialized South Bay area.
Scarborough North Bay
The beach features the historic ruins of Scarborough Castle, which dates back to the 11th century and is situated on a rocky promontory that separates North Bay from the more commercialized South Bay area.
North Bay "North"
North Bay "South"
A 20-minute walk along Marine Parade, a Victorian promenade, connects North Bay to South Bay. For those who prefer not to walk, open-top buses provide regular service between the two bays during the summer season.
Colorful beach huts are located behind the esplanade and can be rented for a day or for longer durations. North Bay Beach has been awarded Blue Flag status.
North Bay Beach Huts
North Bay Beach
The southern section of North Bay offers a spacious area of quality sand and is favored by swimmers, families, surfers, and various water sports enthusiasts.
Surfers
Water sports enthusiasts.
At high tide, rocky formations at the northern end of the beach are submerged, so individuals planning to go rock pooling should verify tide times beforehand.
North Bay, Scarborough Castle Sunrise
