Start the day right with a 10-minute cycle along the waterfront – one that will lead you to Birkenhead Park. It’s here that I love to visit the popular Caffe Cream at the visitor’s centre – perfect for a catch-up coffee and brunch with friends – or to enjoy one of their delicious ice-creams. You can then walk off your treat by taking a leisurely stroll around the lake; I always stop off for a tranquil moment at the beautiful boathouse

If you don’t fill yourself up at Caffe Cream, head out to Joro Vegan Eatery just a few minutes’ away from East Float on foot; there you’ll find a delicious array of vegan treats.

Take in some Saturday afternoon culture at the Williamson Art Gallery – a mere 14-minute cycle from East Float. This incredible institution is almost 100 years old and features masterpieces, ceramics, and sculptures. It is also home to the largest public collection of Della Robbia pottery in the UK and to some internationally important paintings

For a vibrant Saturday night, head to nearby Oxton Village – just 8 minutes away by taxi. There are loads of great places to eat including the Oxton Bar and Kitchen for cocktails and live music, Sabrosa for tapas, small plates bistro Thyme – for or for a super special occasion head to the Michelin-starred Fraiche.

Work off the indulgences of the night before with a bike ride to Bidston Moss – just 15 minutes from East Float or take a stroll out to any of the Wirral’s eight – yes EIGHT – beaches all of which are just a short walk away.

Head to Woodside Ferry Village and grab local produce, artworks and food that ranges from Portuguese to Japanese!

And all this is just the tip of the iceberg; there’s so much more around the Wirral, not to mention loads of new restaurants, cafes, and other amenities planned as part of our designs for Wirral Waters. It really is an awesome place to live, work and play.

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