coast COMPETITION

This month we have teamed up with Raithwaite Sandsend to offer a lucky winner and their guest a luxurious getaway on the fascinating Yorkshire coast

Win a luxurious stay for two people at the Raithwaite Sandsend hotel on the wild Yorkshire coast

Set within 100 acres of rugged moorland and within walking distance of lovely Sandsend Beach, Raithwaite Sandsend is an elegant hotel comprising 73 beautiful bedrooms, 47 of which come with private outdoor space. Guests can opt to stay in standard, executive or deluxe rooms; there is also a junior suite and family rooms available too. All bedrooms have spacious bathrooms and Noble Isle products.

The restaurant serves a selection of dishes using locally sourced, seasonal produce. Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea in the Conservatory with panoramic views over the picturesque gardens. Discover nearby Runswick Bay, meander through the old village of Robin Hood’s Bay, or take the 10-minute stroll onto Sandsend Beach to play in rockpools or search for fossils. The hotel has recently added surfing, stand-up paddleboarding and beach yoga. Raithwaite’s beautifully manicured gardens sit seamlessly amid the natural surrounding moorland, making it the ideal authentic base to unearth Yorkshire’s wild coastline.

After a day exploring, guests can recharge in the Spa, savouring memories of their adventures while relaxing in the calming pool area. For those who need to soothe aching muscles after a hike across the North York Moors, the hotel offers four treatment rooms, a relaxation room, Jacuzzi, steam room, sauna and a small gym. For more information on the

hotel, see raithwaitesandsend.co.uk.

YOUR PRIZE

Raithwaite Sandsend is offering a two-night stay on a bed and breakfast basis for two people, plus dinner at the hotel’s restaurant, The Brasserie, with a bottle of house wine on one of the nights.

HOW TO ENTER

Please go to the competition page at coastmagazine.co.uk and answer this question by 31 October:

Which moorland can you explore from Raithwaite Sandsend?

A) Exmoor

B) Bodmin Moor

C) North York Moors