Absorbing experience of the history of RNLI and the great emergency service provided to the public. As you walk around the building, you view artifacts and read stories which add that sense of awe to the sheer dedication and danger undertaken by the RNLI volunteers....More

The old lifeboat provides the backdrop to a very interesting place to visit, with stories and pictures of some heroic and sad rescues.Well worth spending time to visit and then visiting the RNLI shop next door.

I always enjoy the RNLI museums with photos of the brave men who have saved lives at sea. Very poignant and moving.

I have seen many Lifeboat stations and so did not hand around to look at another as we were on a coach day trip and time was limited. However the RNLI is a very important part of many peoples lives and I would never walk...More

As an ex-sailor I appreciate the role of the RNLI and always contribute whenever I see a local station. The Whitby RNLI station contains masses of historical events and examples as well as the original lifeboat with oars. The volunteers keep it in immaculate condition,...More

The Whitby open deck tour bus stops close by for about 20 minutes and therefore a perfect opportunity to nip in and get something thus supporting this famous institution

We have visited Whitby many times, and we always pop into the lifeboat museum. It is very important to support the volunteers in the lifeboat services, they risk their lives, saving others, usually from perilous situations of their own devising. The RNLI lifeboat museum is...More