Free things to do in Anglesey

Looking for free things to do in Anglesey? We’ve got you covered.

With its 124 miles of coastal path to walk you will always find something fun and free to do. That’s a lot of ground to cover that’s full of sandy beaches and rocky cliffs. Moving inland this fascinating island has history going further back than the Neolithic period. Lots of relics and dwellings from these ancient times are still visible today. Anglesey has this and much, much more to offer. It really does have a bit of something for everyone.

There may be parking charges involved for some of the locations. Let’s have a look at free things to do in Anglesey. Both attractions and activities.

Free Attractions

Parys Mountain – Closed open cast mine,

South Stack RSPB – Nature reserve, puffins in summer

The Dingle Nature Reserve – catch a glimpse of Red Squirrels

Aberlleiniog Castle – Castle hidden in the woodlands

Moelfre Sea Watch – RNLI Visitor centrre

Holyhead Breakwater Country Park – keep an eye out for seals

Penrhos Coastal Park – Red Squirrels and castle ruins

Oriel Ynys Môn – Museum of Anglesey

St Tysilio’s Church, Church Island – Stunning place and location

Anglesey Circuit – Track days only

Free Activities

Coastal Path – 124 miles of amazement

Llanddwyn Island- An enchanting island

Sea Fishing – Sharks, Ray and Congor

Cycling – Miles of road with unspoiled views

Bird Watching – Puffins, Owls and more

Plane Spotting – Raf Valley training base

Finding Seals – Colonies around the island

Looking for Red Squirrels – Plenty of these magical critters

Beaches – 7 blue flag and many hidden gems

Coastal Foraging – Abundance of marine foods

The best thing to do on Anglesey is just to get out and explore. There are so many little treasures and hidden coves to find. Let us know if you find any!

Happy hunting