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Point of Ayr Beach

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The Point of Ayr is a sand-dune point overlooking a large expanse of sand at the mouth of the Dee Estuary. The sand dunes are an Area of Special Scientific Interest being a successful breeding ground for the rare natterjack toads. To the east of Talacre village lies the Dee Estuary - Point of Ayr RSPB nature reserve. Bird watchers will appreciate visiting the reserve during the winter months, when, at high tide, the thousands of feeding birds are forced by the rising waters onto the salt marshes close to the shore. The Talacre dunes nearby are also popular with bird watchers. Close by stands the now redundant Point of Ayr lighthouse.

Facilities nearby in the village of Talacre include a number of seaside amusements, cafes, pubs and toilets. Parking is a short walk from the beach. Dogs are allowed.

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Facilities

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  • Free Parking

Map & Directions

Road Directions

A55 Junction 33 & A5119 to Flint. Take the A548 road towards Rhyl and after about a mile after the turn offs for Pen-y-ffordd and Ffynnongroyw, right at a roundabout where signed for Talacre.

Accessible by Public Transport: Prestatyn station is 5 miles away.

Point of Ayr Beach

Type:Beach

Point of Ayr, Talacre, CH8 9RS

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