Talacre Beach

Boasting miles of golden sands, Talacre Beach sits just across from the River Dee with views stretching over to the Wirral.

Seaside Fun at Talacre Beach

The most prominent feature at Talacre is most definitely the Point of Ayr Lighthouse. Dating back to 1776, the lighthouse was decommissioned in 1884 but remains an impressive presence which towers 18 meters above the sand. Talacre is also home to numerous species of wildlife and also the rare Natterjack Toads within the Gronant Dunes.

There are numerous shops and eateries around the beach and just a 10 minute drive from The Beaches Hotel. You could spend the whole day there with the family, grab that bucket and spade and get digging! You could get some fish and chips from one of the chip shops or why not take your own picnic.

There is ample parking available (chargeable – rates vary) and there are some stunning walks in and around Talacre – perfect for dog walking. For keen walkers, Talacre village and beach can also be accessed via Gronant Dunes and takes roughly one hour.

Talacre Beach Car Park
Station Road
Talacre
Holywell
CH8 9RP

Images: Visit Wales

Why Stay With Us at Beaches Hotel

There is no shortage of activities to enjoy during your stay with us here at The Beaches Hotel. After a busy fun-filled day return to the comforts of our hotel and enjoy a warm and friendly welcome, a delicious meal in our Promenade Bistro Bar and return to the warmth of your guestrooms where a great night’s sleep is guaranteed. If you have time why not make use of our fantastic leisure facilities and enjoy a leisurely dip in our indoor heated swimming pool.

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