Runswick Sands is a stunning white sand beach stretching nearly a mile along Runswick Bay in North Yorkshire, located within the North York Moors National Park. The bay itself is 1.2 miles long, offering a picturesque setting with cliffs on either side and a series of caves, including the notable Hob Hole. The beach is a mix of sand and scattered rocks, with freshwater streams draining across it. It is renowned for its excellent water quality, fossil-hunting opportunities, and as a prime location for coastal walks along the Cleveland Way. The village of Runswick Bay, a cliffside settlement with no cars allowed, adds to the area's charm. While popular for swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding in summer, the location transforms into a celebrated sea-angling destination during the winter months.