Boggle Hole is a little cove tucked into the cliffs about a mile south of Robin Hood’s Bay, named after a boggle, the mischievous sprite of local folklore. Come down the steps to the beach and it’s a good spot for fossil-hunting and rock-pooling, with an old mill above the shore that’s now a YHA hostel. Keep an eye on the tide, as the walk round from Robin Hood’s Bay only works safely at low water.
