Rhyl and Prestatyn 
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Destination Rhyl and Prestatyn form the coastal part of the County of Denbighshire, which runs down through the Vale of Clwyd, south west as far as Corwen and then east to the popular tourist town of Llangollen. Along the way down, it takes in the historic towns of Rhuddlan, Denbigh and Ruthin, each with its own castle, and the cathedral city of St. Asaph. What's on Offer Amenities Seven miles of award-winning beaches, high sunshine hours, patrolled sands, everything you need for a family holiday. Donkey rides, Children’s Paddling Pool, Punch and Judy, Amusements, Tourist Information, Toilets and First-Aid. Places to Visit RHYL - Suncentre, Seaquarium, Skytower, Apollo Cinema, Palace Fun Centre, The Village, Marine Lake & Miniature Railway, Castles at Rhuddlan, Denbigh and Bodelwyddan. Bodrhyddan Hall, Tir Prince Harness Racing. Entertainment Some of the country’s top stars appear at the Rhyl Pavilion Theatre which is a must for entertainment. Both Rhyl and Prestatyn have a wide range of pubs, clubs and nightclubs, a cinema and various events to suit all tastes. Shopping Both Rhyl and Prestatyn have a pedestrianised shopping centre with specialist shops and national high street stores; between Rhyl and Rhuddlan is a retail park. Prestatyn also boasts an open air market every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. Shopmobility services are available for those with special needs in Rhyl. Eating Out Whether you fancy afternoon tea or a substantial lunch, Rhyl and Prestatyn play host to a wide range of quality eateries. Recreation & Sport More than 4 golf courses, outdoor bowling greens and an indoor bowling centre, boating lake, tennis courts, cycle tracks, leisure centres, walking the Offa’s Dyke path, sea fishing. There is plenty of action at Rhyl and Prestatyn. Conference & Business Facilities The Nova Centre, Central Beach, Prestatyn Accommodation Estimated no. of bed spaces: 33,398 Getting There Road Served by the A55 expressway and the A548 Coast Road, Rhyl and Prestatyn have easy access to the M56 and M6 motorways. Just under 2 hours' drive from Manchester and Birmingham. Rail Rhyl and Prestatyn both have railway stations. Arriva and Virgin trains operate direct to Crewe, Cardiff, Manchester, Birmingham and London. Sea Holyhead for ferries to Ireland. Air Liverpool/Manchester airport are both less than an hour’s drive away. |