Activities Archives - Visit Anglesey

How long does it take to walk around Anglesey is a good question. The islands stunning coastline and hidden secluded

Snorkeling in Anglesey

If you are looking at visiting and snorkeling in Anglesey then believe me, you are in for a treat. Anglesey

The Anglesey Coastal Path is the Island of Angleseys crowning glory so to speak. At 130 miles long its a

The Dingle woodland nature reserve is in Llangefni, the countytown of Anglesey. It’s not the biggest of areas but the

Anglesey Stepping stones is another of this great little island hidden gems. They are often referred to as the Giant’s

Scuba Diving in Anglesey is as good in our opinion as anywhere in the world. With a massive coastal path

Cemlyn Bay is a stunningly special location on the north west coast of Anglesey. The bay consists of a steep

Bird watching in Anglesey is fantastic! For such a small island it has such a diverse range of habitats. Drawing

Plane spotting in Anglesey is great, particularly if you are in to military aviation. The major training base of RAF

Anglesey is an island steeped in history and ancient folklore going back over five millennia. That’s a long time to

Ynys Môn is stunning whatever the weather but where to go on Anglesey when it’s raining? With it’s 134 miles

Anglesey riding centre sits close to the stunning shores of the Menai. Directly across the Menai on the opposite bank