activities

Whatever the weather there is always plenty to do on our beautiful island - a third of which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty!


Walking/Cycling our Island

Walking/Cycling our Island

The 250 miles of footpaths on offer, have something for everyone. Why not leave the car and explore on foot – there is sure to be a Heritage or Circular Walk nearby – the 125 miles of the Anglesey Coastal Path may need a bit longer! Or get on your bike and explore most of Anglesey with 5 circular cycle routes along traffic-free trails and country lanes.

Bird and Wildlife Watching

Bird and Wildlife Watching

It’s all around you! Our coastline has so much to offer including the RSPB South Stack Visitor Centre, Cemlyn Bird Reserve, the Moelfre Seawatch Centre and the Ravens of Newborough. Look out to sea for porpoises and dolphins and along the rocks for seals. Or why not do your own Nature Watch from your countryside accommodation!

Motor Sports

Motor Sports

Set on the south west coast of Anglesey, overlooking the Irish Sea and the Snowdonia mountain range beyond, Anglesey Circuit – Trac Mon provides visitors with a challenging and exciting circuit in a breathtaking location. Further inland Cartio Mon provides a great go-karting experience for all the family.

Holyhead Ferry Port

Holyhead Ferry Port

Stena Line and irish Ferries provide ferry crossings from Holyhead to Dun Laoghaire and the Port of Dublin in the Republic of Ireland. Why not spend a few days here en-route or just stay here and do a day trip to Dublin.

Beaches and Water Sports

Beaches and Water Sports

Wherever you stay, you’ll never be far from a beach and here we have it all with 26 award winning beaches including 6 with Blue Flag status. Anglesey’s coastline is one big playground for swimmers, divers, sailors, canoeists, surfers and fishermen. Add to this many boat trips that are available to get you out there on the water.

Golfing

Golfing

With no fewer than 9 golf establishments on the Island, there is sure to be one nearby. Enjoy fresh air and exercise in spectacular locations with courses to suit every ability. The ‘Anglesey Golf Pass’ allows you to play a different course each day for just £79.

Culture and Heritage

Culture and Heritage

Away from the great outdoors, there is still so much to do and see! Anglesey has an amazing history so do take some time to turn back the clock and imagine! Enjoy the grandeur of Plas Newydd, Beaumaris with its castle, goal and courthouse; Oriel Mon gallery; Llynnon Mill; Amlwch Copper Kingdom and Sail Loft Visitor Centre; Ucheldre Art Centre Holyhead and the Menai Heritage Experience for a few ideas.

anglesey... the ideal holiday destination

Here you are assured of peace and quiet, beautiful coastal and country settings- a haven for bird watching, wild life and nature. The ideal holiday destination with the best attention to detail and warmest of welcomes ensures a perfect value for money rural retreat awaits you!

With our award winning beaches and stunning coastline days of fresh air and inspirational scenery make us the perfect destination. For the walking enthusiasts we have over 250 miles of footpaths (including the 125 mile coastal path), cyclists are equally well catered for with six fully signposted cycling routes. Add to this leisure centres, water sports, golf courses, horse riding, museums, art and cultural centres means there is something on offer to suit everyone.

There are numerous attractions on offer to entertain all - from the magnificence of Beaumaris Castle, the historic and stunning Parys Mountain Copper mines, the elegance of Plas Newydd to the amazing marine life on show at Anglesey Sea Zoo or the buzz and excitement of the race track Anglesey Circuit.

Many events of note are organised annually, including the Anglesey Agricultural Show in August, the Oyster & Food Festival in October, Beaumaris Arts Festival in May, and the Walking Festival in June to name but a few.

The range of warm and friendly pubs, cafes, restaurants and other food outlets will be sure to tempt your taste buds with a wonderful range of local produce on offer – the Anglesey Farmer’s Market is held on the third Saturday of each month in Menai Bridge.

further information

To find out lots more on what we have to offer for those idyllic days click on:

  • visitanglesey.co.uk

    The County Council website with a wealth of information

  • discoveranglesey.com

    The Anglesey Tourism Association website – join their mailing list to receive regular free newsletters on what’s happening.

  • anglesey-today.com

    Another chance to receive free newsletter and follow a Blog.

  • thebigangleseyguide.co.uk

    Lots more information on what’s on detailed here.

  • anglesey-hidden-gem.com

    A fascinating insight into some of the lesser known areas.

  • anglesey.gov.uk/aonb

    With 1/3 of the island being designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this site is sure to impress and whet you appetite.

  • angleseywalkingnetwork.co.uk

    A comprehensive guide for anyone with an interest in walking on Anglesey’s many paths.

  • geomon.co.uk

    Find out about how we are the first Island ever to receive European Geopark Status due to the outstanding geology here – fascinating!


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