Southport pier
The second longest pier in Britain, Southport Pier, was first opened in 1860 with an original length of 3,600 ft. In 1868 it was further extended to 4,380 ft. The Pier has a tram if the walk is too much!
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Southport pier, Southport, Southport, Merseyside , United Kingdom
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Ainsdale beach, a large soft sandy beach between Southport and Formby with nature reserve and sand dunes. This beach is so large you can always find space. Ideal for horse riding, Kitesurfing, landboards, buggy and land yachts. Ainsdale Beach is now recognised as one of the best beaches in the UK for kite activities, with zones set aside for kite
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The Royal Birkdale Golf Club is a stunning coastal resort of Southport, hosting one of the finest links courses in England. This is the home of Royal Birkdale, for many golfers, quite simply, one of the best of all the great golf courses to have staged The Open Championship.
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