Holyhead breakwater is located on the North-Western tip of Holy Island, Anglesey. The 150-year-old structure snakes out from Holyhead Harbour some 1.5 miles (2.4km) into the sea, making it Europe's...

Today, viewing puffins on Anglesey has become a rite of passage for many visitors to the island. These cute little birds, distinguishable by their bright orange feet and multicoloured beaks, make...

Jutting 170m out into the Menai Strait is Beaumaris Pier, one of the must-see attractions of Anglesey. Widely regarded as the best place to go crabbing on the island, the pier is a beautiful piece of...

Porth Wen Brickworks is a derelict and abandoned Victorian brickworks located on the Northern coast of Anglesey. A hark back to a seemingly distant past, the kilns, chimneys, and rusty remnants of...

The Lobster Pot is one of the most renowned seafood restaurants in Anglesey, North Wales, and regularly pops up in national recommendations from leading publications. Set in the picturesque Church...

Dogs are more than welcome on dozens of Anglesey's pristine beaches. However, some restrictions are in place, particularly on some of the most famous stretches of Anglesey's stunning...