Meols Beach

Meols Beach is located in Hoylake, a coastal town in northwest England. The beach stretches for approximately 2 miles and features golden sand. It is a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking.

Amenities at Meols Beach include public toilets, beach showers, and access for dogs year-round.

Visitors can also enjoy kite flying, beachcombing, and exploring the nearby sand dunes.

There is limited parking at Meols Beach, with some free street parking available nearby. Visitors are advised to plan accordingly and arrive early to secure a parking spot.

Fun fact about Meols Beach is that it is believed to have been an important port in Roman times, with evidence of a Roman road and burial site nearby. The beach is also popular for fossil hunting, with fossils dating back to the Triassic period found in the area.

Nearby attractions include the Royal Liverpool Golf Club, the Hilbre Islands Nature Reserve, and the West Kirby Marine Lake. There are also several walking and cycling trails in the area, including the Wirral Way and the Dee Estuary Coastal Path.

There are several nearby restaurants serving a variety of cuisines, including Indian, Italian, and British. Popular options include the Fisherman's Catch, a seafood restaurant, and the Aubergine Cafe, which offers vegetarian and vegan options.

There are several hotels and guesthouses in Hoylake, offering a range of accommodation options. The Holiday Inn Express Liverpool Hoylake is a modern hotel located just a short walk from Meols Beach, while the Green Lodge Hotel is a historic building dating back to the 19th century. Other options include bed and breakfasts and self-catering apartments.