Things To Do on Anglesey in North Wales
Th ere are so many places to visit that we can’t list them all - whether you are interested in Anglesey’s maritime past, her industrial, cultural or natural heritage there is something for everyone.
South Stack Cliffs (RSPB) - Holyhead A dramatic setting for a 19th Century lighthouse and suspension bridge at the foot of 200ft cliff s. Th e 400 steps down to the lighthouse are not for the faint hearted but well worth it.
Parys Mountain & Amlwch Port - Once the largest copper mine in the world. This open cast mine has been likened to a lunar landscape and is free to enter.
Oriel Ynys Môn, Llangefni - For exhibitions of contemporary art and crafts by local artists.
Beaumaris Castle - Visit the 13th Century castle, now a world heritage site.
Anglesey Sea Zoo - The Sea Zoo is an exhibition of living sealife from around the coast of Anglesey.
Wylfa Visitor Centre, Cemaes Bay - Open 10am - 4pm everyday. Free entry. Learn through hands-on display and interactive exhibits about the radio active world in which we live.
Go Karting, Bodedern - Anglesey’s go karting track is just of Junction 4 of the A55 and is open all year
round. Tel: 01407 741 144.
Pili Palas, Menai Bridge - Pili Palas Nature World is one of Wales’ premier butterfl y farm. Lots of activities for children. You can spend all day here.
Marquis of Anglesey’s Column,
Llanfair PG - For those of you with a head for heights, the Marquis of Anglesey’s column offers
panoramic views of the Menai Strait backed by the mountains of Snowdonia.
Foel Farm, Brynsiencyn - Foel Farm Park is a genuine working farm situated in a beautiful location on the shores of the Menai Strait.
Henblas Country Park - From Sheepdog Shows to Adventureland, shearing shows and duck dhows. You are never bored at Henblas!