Littered with stunning beaches, scenic coastal paths and a plethora of historical landmarks, you will find plenty of great things to do in Anglesey. Set adrift from mainland North Wales, this small, yet compact island has a plethora of things to see and do.
Our guide includes the best Anglesey things to do, ranging from the finest beaches to the best coastal walks and the most dramatic landmarks that you cannot miss!
Anglesey Sea Zoo is one of the most popular Anglesey attractions, offering an interactive insight into the area’s marine life.
Visiting South Stack Lighthouse is another excellent thing to do in Anglesey, situated on a small island. The lighthouse can only be reached via a set of steps; this fascinating Anglesey attraction is also RSPB Nature Reserve.
Another great thing to do in Anglesey is to pay a visit to Newborough Beach. This spectacular golden stretch of sands is flanked by clear blue waters, backed by inspiring views of the Snowdonia National Park. Whilst here, stroll to the romantic outcrop of Llanddwyn Island, where you will find the once home of Saint Dwynwen – the Welsh patron saint of lovers.
Discover more things to do in Anglesey below…
Aberffraw Beach
Isle of Anglesey
North Wales
Backed by sand dunes, Aberffraw Beach is a popular spot for wildlife watchers. Start in Aberffraw village and walk through the picturesque countryside to find this hidden coastal gem.
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0333 1234 303
Adventure Boat Tours along the spectacular Menai Strait and beyond! They offer a variety of year-round tours to suit different ages and budgets aboard the fast fleet of exciting RIBs, from the roaring overfalls and whirlpools of the Swellies to seals and migratory birds of Puffin Island. Come and see why Ribride is the highest-rated operator in the UK!
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Pier
Beaumaris
Anglesey
LL58 8BS
01248 716335
Feel the wind in your hair as you tour the stunning Anglesey coastline and spot puffins, seabirds, and seals as you go!
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Anglesey Circuit
Ty Croes
Anglesey
Wales, UK
LL63 5TF
01407 811 400
Satisfy your need for speed at the Anglesey Circuit, Trac Mon, where amateurs and professionals alike can experience this magnificent track. Set on the West Coast of Anglesey, with views out to the Irish Sea and the Snowdonia mountains, Anglesey Circuit is as stunning as it is thrilling.
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Tal-y-foel
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll
LL61 6LQ
012484 30377
Set on the shores of the stunning Menai Straits with magnificent views of Caernarfon Castle and the Snowdonia mountains in the distance, there are a few more idyllic places to ride horses. Anglesey Riding Centre boasts five miles of private bridleways that provide a safe introduction to riding for beginners.
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Brynsiencyn
Llanfairpwll
Anglesey
LL61 6TQ
01248 430411
Take a deep dive into an underwater world where amazing marine wildlife awaits. With over 40 tanks displaying octopus, lobsters, seahorses, conger eels, jellyfish and much more, there’s plenty to discover. Plus, every critter at Anglesey Sea Zoo can be found in the British Isles, giving you a unique insight into British sea life.
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Ty Croes
Anglesey
North Wales
United Kingdom
LL63 5TE
01407810153
Get a glimpse into the lives of our ancient ancestors at Barclodiad y Gawres. Nestled atop the cliffside, this ancient tomb boasts magnificent views and contains prehistoric art, making it more than worth a visit while on Anglesey.
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Beaumaris Beach
B5109
Beaumaris
LL58 8RA
This pleasant patch of sand and shingle is a great place to stop for sea views while visiting the historic town of Beaumaris. Panoramic views of the Menai Straits across to Bangor and Snowdonia make it a great spot to stop for a bite to eat or ice cream.
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Castle St,
Beaumaris
LL58 8AP
03000 252239
Perhaps the most magnificent unfinished castle you could wish to see, visiting the 13th century Beaumaris Castle is a fascinating way to learn about the local history, especially as it offers a range of fun activities and events.
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Pier House
Beaumaris
Anglesey
LL58 8BS
Walk in the footsteps of Victorian holidaymakers at this pier dating back to the mid 1800s. Today, the refurbished pier offers visitors the chance to take a boat trip to Puffin Island or simply sit back and take in the magnificent coastal views.
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