With great transport and road links for getting around North-West England and into Wales, plus superb sandy beaches, 14 golf courses, stunning coastal walks, ancient woodlands and top-class restaurants, it’s no wonder Wirral is known as the paradise peninsula.
Merseybeat Stays is a five-minute stroll to the charming Oxton village, known for its dog-friendly restaurants and bars, as well as a few minutes’ walk from the centre of Birkenhead. This town and ferry port has a beguiling list of attractions and is currently going through an ambitious transformation, making it the largest regeneration project in the UK today.
Across the Mersey from Liverpool, when you stay in Wirral you’ll enjoy world-famous views of the iconic Liverpool skyline and the Welsh mountains. Its proximity to the sea and mountains means it has its own weather system with low rainfall and a temperate climate all year.
With so many things to do when you visit Wirral, you might need to hire transport. We have a special relationship with a top, local minibus company to take you on work trips, airport runs, golf trips or days out.
An award-winning garden whose 64 acres are filled with colourful plants, wildflower meadows and a rock garden teeming with wildlife.
The garden was developed by botanist Arthur Kilpin Bulley on farmland in the late 19th century and he gifted the gardens to the University of Liverpool to keep as a public park.
This outstanding peninsula has 14 golf courses to suit all abilities. The most famous is the Royal Liverpool Golf Club at Hoylake where many major tournaments including Open Championships have been staged.
This 19th century Port Sunlight village was built to house William Hesketh Lever’s Sunlight Soap factory workers. Today it’s a top attraction with beautiful architecture including 900 Grade Two listed buildings and parkland along with a museum and the Lady Lever Art Gallery.
Back in Wirral is the traditional seaside town of New Brighton. Located where the Mersey meets the Irish Sea, the resort has a lovely mix of old and new buildings along with independently-run bars and restaurants.
This important maritime city boasts many museums and art galleries as well as being home to The Beatles, Liverpool Cathedral and Liverpool FC at Anfield as well as rivals Everton at Goodison Park.
It’s a mecca for shoppers with hundreds of stores from high-street brands to high-end designer fashion. At night, you can dine at top-class restaurants, catch a West End show or see world-class groups – or maybe discover the next Beatles at a more intimate venue.
Who could resist singing Gerry and the Pacemakers’ hit song Ferry Cross The Mersey when riding the ferry over the Mersey to Liverpool? Drink in the city’s famous skyline while finding out more about the local maritime history and rich musical heritage.
Make sure you have plenty of time to visit Liverpool’s main attractions before hopping on the ferry back to Wirral.
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