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Anglesey Stepping Stones

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

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

Penrhos coastal park is located just outside of Holyhead and has a bit of everything. The park is a jack

Newborough Beach is vast expanse of sand from Llanddwyn Island down to the start of the Menai Strait. Dare I

Anglesey Outdoors is on the South West coast of Anglesey, just off the road from Holyhead to Porth Dafarch. A

Anglesey Dolphins – there are two main types of Porpoise that regularly visit the islands coast. These are the Harbour

Porth Dafarch is located between Trearrdur Bay and South Stack on the coastal road. It is a national Trust owned

Holyhead Mountain is the highest mountain on Holy Island and Anglesey, its peak reaches 220 metres or 720 feet. Moreover

Peregrine Falcons are just one of the special bird species that call Anglesey home. These fantastic birds are amazing in

Holyhead Breakwater Park sits at the foot of Holy Mountain, walking, history and wildlife. The breakwater Park highlights the industrial

Holyhead Breakwater is located on Holy island which is part of Anglesey in Wales. The Breakwater is the longest in

Cable Bay or Porth Trecastell is located between the town of Rhosneigr and Anglesey Circuit. Soft sandy beach to the