Crosby (7.42 km) Best Direction: No Information Type: Shallow Flat Chop Hoylake (9.53 km) Best Direction: No Information Type: Shallow Flat Chop West Kirby (9.93 km) Best Direction: N S SSW SW WSW W NW NNW Type: Shallow Flat Chop West Kirby Basin (10.22 km) Best Direction: SW WSW W WNW NW Type: Shallow Flat Chop Ainsdale (19.56 km) Best Direction: N SW WSW W WNW NW NNW Type: Shallow Flat Chop Small Wave (< 1m) Medium Wave (1-3m) Ainsdale-on-Sea (19.63 km) Best Direction: WSW W Type: Shallow Flat Chop Medium Wave (1-3m)
With low tide glass flat water with very shallow areas, great skim boarding area for the low winds. Easy waves at high tide. Lots of shallow water, perfect for learning.
- March - April - May - September - October - November
Wind Type:
- Frontal Winds
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Works in anything from a Westerly to a Northeasterly. Can be used on Southeasterly and Southwesterly but only at low tide, there are two sand bars running out to water line either end of the beach, which are safe for landing and launching. Best winds in autumn and spring.
Get to the Wallasy tunnel and follow signs to Newbrighton, pass Max Spealmans on right over road bridge, turn left into North Wirral Coastal Park. Approx. 1 mile from the tunnel exit. The parking area overlooks the beach area.
Please abide by usual kiting rules. You must kite between the lifeguard tower and the lighthouse also leave 300m clear of rock sea defenses as they are a roosting bird site. Be cautious of the tide you must stay a minimum of 100 m from sea wall at high tide. On anything over 8.5m tide the water will come up to the wall. Also landboarding is now prohibited on the beach as there is too much activity on the beach. Landboarding has been moved to Meols which is much quieter and safer location.
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