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Discover the charm of Meols Beach, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Wirral, Liverpool. Renowned for its stunning coastal views and tranquil atmosphere, Meols Beach is not just a destination but an experience that caters to families, nature lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Our pristine sandy shores provide the perfect backdrop for leisurely strolls, picnics, and water sports, ensuring a delightful day by the sea.

At Meols Beach, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service that prioritizes customer satisfaction. Whether you’re looking to unwind with a book, enjoy a fun-filled day with the kids, or indulge in a seaside adventure, our welcoming environment and attentive staff are dedicated to making your visit memorable.

What sets Meols Beach apart is its unique combination of natural beauty and community spirit. We host regular events and activities that bring locals and visitors together, fostering a sense of belonging while showcasing the vibrant culture of the area. With ample parking and easy access to local amenities, visiting Meols Beach is both convenient and enjoyable.

Come and experience why Meols Beach is cherished by many as Liverpool’s serene coastal escape. Whether you’re here for a day trip or a leisurely weekend, we invite you to create lasting memories at this beautiful beach destination.

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Pete Thomas

4 Google Rating

Good view from here out towards Liverpool, North Wales. Good place to watch birds and boats. Public

4/ 5

Good view from here out towards Liverpool, North Wales. Good place to watch birds and boats. Public toilet nearby

Caroline Atchley

4 Google Rating

I spent some time here watching the sea. There are miles of sand or promenades or coastal walks.

4/ 5

I spent some time here watching the sea. There are miles of sand or promenades or coastal walks.

Chris Noble

3 Google Rating

As long as you're not expecting sand on your beach, it's decent enough if you want somewhere quiet w

3/ 5

As long as you're not expecting sand on your beach, it's decent enough if you want somewhere quiet with no amenities but a pleasant view

Tom Blakemore

4 Google Rating

Nice place to take the dogs for a walk in the sun ☀

4/ 5

Nice place to take the dogs for a walk in the sun ☀

Angela Wong #BabySumoBee

3 Google Rating

Beautiful stunning views! I only get to see it when doing charity bike rides or 10k runs! But every

3/ 5

Beautiful stunning views! I only get to see it when doing charity bike rides or 10k runs! But every year it's always clean and the locals are so supportive and friendly. Many dog walkers and young families come here for a relaxing stroll and to catch a bit of sun!

Gill Wayne

3 Google Rating

Mostly mudflats and fine wet sand at low tide when I went. More sand and less mud further along the

3/ 5

Mostly mudflats and fine wet sand at low tide when I went. More sand and less mud further along the beach towards the Wirral though. I recommend to wear wellies as you can sink into the sand/ mud in places. The best things are the views across the beach of all the little boats and the different birds. I think sunrise and sunset would be spectacular. The beach runs parallel to the Wirral Country Park footpath which is a much easier path to walk on and still see all the views. You can park along the beach parade for free as far as I could make out. Otherwise there is a well signposted car park a bit further along.

Mike W

4 Google Rating

Nice views. Peaceful.

4/ 5

Nice views. Peaceful.

John Mulligan

5 Google Rating

Great visit, walked for hours

5/ 5

Great visit, walked for hours

John Hannigan

5 Google Rating

Lovely views

5/ 5

Lovely views

Tony Behan

5 Google Rating

The Wirral coast has some great spots and not overcrowded.

5/ 5

The Wirral coast has some great spots and not overcrowded.

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