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Get away! Anglesey

Breathe in the clean air of this quiet, rural island with a spectacula­r coastline that is the jewel in Wales’ crown

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Life’s beachy

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The coast of Anglesey is not only beautiful but very accessible and safe, especially for families. Enjoy the stunning, unspoiled sands of Benllech and Newborough beaches, the heritage site at Amlwch harbour, or the rock pools of Church Bay.

Get active!

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If you like to get up and go on your holidays then you’ll find something to suit you on Anglesey! Walkers and cyclists can choose between long, short, hilly and coastal routes, as well as walks that offer glimpses of seals and porpoises, and Wales’ only working windmill. Surfing, coasteerin­g and high-speed boat rides are also on offer.

Take in the view

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If you visit Anglesey’s National Trust property, Plas Newydd, on a clear day you can enjoy superb views of the Britannia bridge, the Menai Strait and over into Snowdonia. Tour the fascinatin­g mansion and beautiful gardens where you might encounter one of the resident red squirrels.

House on a hill

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Dating back to 1809, the South Stack lighthouse is a must-visit site on Anglesey. Built on a tiny island, visitors must descend 400 steps down the steep mainland cliffs to reach it, then take on more steps if you want to climb the lighthouse itself! Back on the cliff path close by, Ellin’s Tower RSPB centre offers ‘nest cams’ and high-power binoculars to view the thousands of nesting seabirds, including puffins, guillemots and razorbills.

Seafood diet

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There’s no shortage of choice for culinary delights on Anglesey. Visit the monthly farmers’ market at Prince’s Pier for locally-grown and freshly-caught treats! For eating out, enjoy the beautiful location and menu of The Oyster Catcher in Rhosneigr, or Newborough’s The Marram Grass owned by Ellis Barrie of BBC2’s Great British Menu.

Showtime!

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The Anglesey Show is a popular annual summer event. Immerse yourself in agricultur­al life and the Welsh language as you take in livestock shows, craft exhibition­s, delicious food and much more!

 ??  ?? Melin Llynnon, Wales’ only working windmill
Melin Llynnon, Wales’ only working windmill
 ??  ?? Tour Plas Newydd and you may see a red squirrel!
Tour Plas Newydd and you may see a red squirrel!

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