Anglesey is perhaps the island most steeped in history across the British Isles, and when it comes to Anglesey castles, you're spoilt for choice. Both on the island itself and within a 20-minute...
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Nestled in a quiet corner of the countryside, just a stone's throw from the small fishing village of Moelfre, are the Lligwy Ruins. They are a collection of ruined buildings and a burial chamber that...
Standing tall amongst the dunes behind Broad Beach is the striking glass-fronted Oyster Catcher restaurant. The Oyster Catcher, Anglesey, is widely-regarded as Rhosneigr's finest establishment and...
Porth Wen Beach is located in a quiet little natural harbour, just a few miles west of Bull Bay and a few miles East of Cemaes Bay on the isle of Anglesey. It's a small cove positioned right next to...
Anglesey is one of the most dog-friendly holiday destinations in the UK. Whether its' the dog-friendly beaches or the hundred-plus miles of walkies along the Angelsey Coastal Path, this island is...
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...