Tamworth plages

At this time of year, the beach is very quiet. We visited yesterday and there were only three cars in the car park. There are sand dunes for the kids to play on. The beach near the car park is quite pebbly but transitions into sand. It's not a small beach; it has a decent length. There are a few food stalls, but they were closed, possibly due to the season. Car park fees are £6 for the whole day, and from 6pm to 8am it's £1. I've been in the area many times but had never seen this beach before. I enjoy discovering new places.

This is the perfect beach for a dog walk, provided you stay on the path to avoid the deep mud. Additionally, you can find the Blue Plaque for Olaf Stapleton nearby—what an incredible man!

We parked at the car park at Formby Point and took a short stroll to reach the beach. The beach is absolutely beautiful, stretching out as far as the eye can see. It was a delightful experience walking on the beach, and the sand dunes added an extra element of fun. No matter your age, you can still enjoy climbing to the top and sliding down the dunes. I highly recommend visiting Formby Beach for a great time.

Meals Beach is a fantastic spot with beautiful views and much more convenient parking compared to West Kirby. There's plenty of on-street parking available. It's perfect for walks and cycling along the promenade, and the sunsets are stunning. It's one of my favorite places in the Wirral, offering a truly relaxing experience.

This was my first time at this beach and I absolutely enjoyed it. There are designated areas for walking along the coast paths, which is great for those who enjoy it. Additionally, there are plenty of beautiful scenery and opportunities for taking photos. With ice cream shops nearby, it's a perfect day out for families. The beach is spacious and I believe many people will have a great time here. I'm already excited for my next visit.

J’ai visité cet endroit un jour d’août et j’ai été extrêmement déçu de constater que la marée n’est pas montée avant 19h30 ! Les enfants se sont retrouvés avec une plage qui n’avait même pas de sable clair ; Il était tout noir en dessous et pas assez mou pour jouer dedans. Sans eau et la journée étant très chaude, c’était une déception. Cependant, le paysage à proximité était agréable, surtout autour du lac avec des promenades en bateau avec des cygnes et des flamants roses. Les promenades en bateau coûtent 15 £ pour 30 minutes (vous devez vous chronométrer sur un portable) et n’accueillent que 4 à 5 personnes à la fois. Deux personnes doivent pagayer avec leurs pieds, ce qui peut devenir un peu fatigant. Il y a aussi d’autres bateaux sur le côté opposé qui facturent 5 £ pour les adultes et 4 £ pour les enfants chacun. Dans l’ensemble, c’est un endroit agréable pour se promener, mais s’il n’y a pas de marée, je ne recommanderais pas d’amener vos enfants !