Your walk ends at Prestatyn, on award winning sands beside the Offas Dyke Tourist Information Centre which gives a sound and vision presentation of the history of the Path to help you reflect on your walk. Domesday records indicate that the town was Anglo Saxon Preosta Tun, home of two or more priests. In the 19th century, with the arrival of the Chester-Holyhead railway, people flocked here to check for themselves the stories of `air like wine and honey`.