A hidden gem tucked beneath dramatic sandstone cliffs and dominated by the distinctive Leasowe Lighthouse, Britain's oldest brick-built lighthouse dating from 1763, this secluded beach provides a peaceful retreat along the Wirral Peninsula where fossil hunting among the red sandstone reveals ancient geological secrets. The bay's unique position creates a microclimate that supports rare plants in the dune slacks, while the combination of rocky foreshore, sandy stretches, and the historic lighthouse creates perfect conditions for family exploration and photography, particularly during the golden hour when the lighthouse stands silhouetted against spectacular sunsets over Liverpool Bay.