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Holidays in English coastal resorts have been top of the calendar hits for many centuries. Scarborough just so happens to be the first resort established in the UK, and has been number one since. 360 years later, this town is still making some very happy holiday-makers, let us see why.

Today this bustling town still caters for the whole family and the safe sandy beaches are one of its biggest draw cards. It is situated on the coast of North Yorkshire and at the foot of the harbour you will find a constant reminder of Scarborough’s past, the famous medieval castle.

St. Mary’s is the parish church and has survived the test of time after being built in 1150. Changes and additions have taken place on this building through time, but it has survived many attacks and sieges in tact. Most notably it is also the final resting place of Bronte sister, Anne.

The Sea Life and Marine Sanctuary is filled with fishy facts and makes for a great day out for the entire family. Scarborough is fabulous for the nature lover, and this interesting venues one of the best in Britain.

The North Bay Miniature Railway will get you there so hop aboard and pay a visit to rays, sharks, turtles, penguins, seals and otters as well as the Australian leafy Sea Dragon. They are also the home of the Seal Rescue Centre and Academy where many concerned people have been taught to care for baby abandoned seal pups. This marine sanctuary will provide a journey beneath the waves that won’t be forgotten.

Great shopping, wonderful views, superb hotels and B&B’s, the finest English Country Gardens, spectacular night time events, ancient castles and churches, Victorian style Punch and Judy shows, the only remaining seaside orchestra, donkey rides, and other typical British seafront activities, makes Scarborough a must-visit seaside town.

Pontins 2010 and Haven Holidays 2010 offer great value holidays in the UK with great entertainment and facilities. Find out how you can get some of the best deals and accommodation with travel tips from Bertie Davis of www.HolidayParksinUK.co.uk