Anglesey Coastal Path Walking Holidays

A walking holiday on the Anglesey Coast path completes a unique 125 mile circuit of Anglesey, set against the stunning backdrop of the Snowdonia mountain range.

The Anglesey Coastal Path is a superb unique coastal walking holiday around the fabled Isle of Anglesey, lying in the Irish Sea, off Wales's northern coast.

Favoured by it's sheltered location with a mild climate, Anglesey it was once the granary for Cymru, Wales, Ynys Mon, in Welsh, is predominantly Welsh-speaking, Cymraeg. It was the spiritual homeland of the Druids, and centre of Celtic druidism, the throne of native Welsh Kings and once the capital of Wales , and the seat of the 118-year Tudor (from Tewdwr) dynasty ending with Henry VIII.

To-day it is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) In spring and early summer pinks, lavender, blues of coastal flowers and bright yellow of gorse, contrast beautifully along your walk against deep blue green backdrop. Below you porpoises and seals pop out of the water unexpectedly and gannets plunge in the waves, as if to entertain you along your walk.

The southern coast has limestone escarpments, rolling woodlands, sand dunes, wide beaches, little coves and the mysterious lovers' island - Llanddwyn. From the island's many traeths (beaches) you have stunning views over to Snowdonia and the Llyn Peninsula.

Along the northern coast is an area of solitude, with remote landscapes, dramatic sea cliffs of North and South Stack, the spectacular locations of its famous lighthouse. In clear conditions you can see the Wicklow Mountains of Ireland to the West.

In spring and early summer pinks, lavender, blues of coastal flowers and bright yellow of gorse, contrast beautifully along your walk against deep blue green backdrop. Below you porpoises and seals pop out of the water  unexpectedly and gannets plunge in the waves, as if to entertain you along your walk.