Plan your visit to the Wirral Peninsula using the Visit Wirral website. Here you'll find what's on, what to see and expert advice on how to see the best of Wirral whilst visiting Liverpool City Region.

Take a look at some of our top picks of things to do in Wirral below or search for yourself on visitwirral.com! It wouldn’t be a trip to Wirral without hopping aboard the iconic Mersey Ferries, a great way to see both the Wirral and Liverpool skylines from the water.

Spend a fun-filled day exploring the quiet, sandy beaches of the Wirral peninsula or walk to off-shore islands inhabited with rare marine wildlife. Our coastal pathways make Wirral the perfect location for walkers, cyclists and water sports enthusiasts.

With 22 miles of breathtaking coastline and over 50 miles of beautiful walks, cycle routes and street-art trails, Wirral is a place made for discovery and adventure. For visitors looking to breathe in the fresh air and explore the great outdoors, there is no better destination.

Explore Wirral’s Breathtaking Beaches. Located along the peninsula, Wirral’s many beaches are a thing of beauty. Perfect for everything from a family day out to a peaceful weekend stroll, they offer the ideal chance to catch the sunset or see various wildlife in their natural environment.

Explore Wirral's outdoor spaces on a walk, cycle even on the water. Plan your outdoor day out in Wirral here. Take a look at our walking guides, full of unique local insight into the best walking routes in the borough.

Whatever your reason for visiting Wirral, we look forward to welcoming you. Visitwirral.com has all the resources you need to plan your visit including venue details and public transport information. Take a look at our visitor guides to Wirral and Liverpool City Region for insider tips on everything the city region has to offer.

From rural winter walks to festive afternoon tea, and Christmas fayres to meeting Santa in a winter wonderland, visit Wirral for some extra sparkle. Fly off to Never-neverland with Peter Pan in panto at the Floral Pavilion in New Brighton, and finish the day exploring the street art trail, under the golden glow of the winter sunset.

West Kirby Marine Lake offers breathtaking views across the Welsh Hills and here you can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the water or complete the full peninsula walk. There’s also plenty of watersports on offer for those who want to get out on the water and feel the wind in their sails.

With so much to do on your visit to Wirral, chances are you will want to stay over to get the most out of your trip. The good news is that there are plenty of accommodation options to choose from, with luxury country hotels and spas, family-run bed and breakfasts, and even campsites on offer.