Things to see and do Sefton Coast

Protected by the National Trust, this beach is one of the most beautiful ones we can dream of for memorable walks by the water: white dunes, sky with lost sight… Erosion revealed footprints of no animals and humans dating back to the Neolithic period! In the pine forest, there are also small red squirrels, a protected species. At the entrance to the parking lot is a kiosk with free documentation on the recommended walking circuits to discover the best of this beautiful nature. Picnic areas, toilets and facilities to change the baby are also available.

Crosby's huge beach stretches north of Waterloo with superb views and many opportunities for walking. Artist Antony Gormley gave him a new stamp in 2005 with his Next Place project: 650 iron silhouettes weighing 1,89 kilos each and measuring metres. They stretch over three kilometres long and one kilometer wide. It is the allegory of one being reproduced in an industrial way on the artist's model, trying to stand upright and to breathe on the horizon loaded with ships. A special atmosphere… Unfortunately, it is impossible to swim in the sea here because of the shifting sands.