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flagLligwy Beach

A pleasant coastal walk from Moelfre, Lligwy beach offers a large stretch of lovely sand, popular in the summer for water sports and quite quiet the rest of the year. There's a beach shop and amenities (seasonally open), and two large car parks.

Distance from Minffordd : 1 mile - 5 mins

flagMoelfre Lifeboat Station

The brand new Lifeboat station is just a short walk from the centre of the Village along the Wales Coast Path. It has recently been rebuilt to house the large new lifeboat "Kiwi" that arrived in 2013. Nearby is the Seawatch Centre, see next.

Distance from Minffordd : 2½ mile - 10 min

flagRNLI Seawatch Centre

The RNLI Seawatch Centre has its own car park, or is just a short walk from the centre of Moelfre. It has glorious views over the bay towards Snowdonia, and houses an old lifeboat and many interesting exhibits and models appertaining to the wonderful work done by the RNLI over the years. Outside is a marvelous sculpture of Dick Evans, a famous local lifeboat coxswain.

Distance from Minffordd : 2½ miles - 10 min

flagTraeth Bychan

Traeth Bychan is a small sheltered beach, and is on the Anglesey Coastal Path. There's a small sandy/stony beach and boat launching facilities as well as ample parking and a café and loos. it used by the Red Wharf Bay Sailing and Watersports Club. There are great sea views and cliff walks nearby.

Distance from Minffordd : 2½ miles - 10 minutes

flagBenllech Beach

Benllech offers miles of sandy beach, not shown here as the tide is in! There's a café and ice cream vendor and you are close to the town itself with shops and several eating and drinking options available. The beach does in fact stretch all the way to Red Wharf Bay which is quite an easy walk at low tide.

Distance from Minffordd : 3½ miles - 10 mins

flagRed Wharf Bay

Drive down to Red Wharf Bay and park along the front, and there are walks in either direction with great sea views, sandy beaches, cliffs and a restaurant all close by.

Distance from Minffordd : 8½ miles - 15 mins

flagSouth Stack

Take a trip to the iconic South Stack Lighthouse at the very tip of Holy Island in the North West corner of Anglesey. Climb down the numerous steps to the perilous bridge connecting to the little island itself, but remember you'll have to climb back up! Visit Ellin's Tower visitor centre to see the many birds who live on the nearby cliffs. Take a bracing walk towards the North Stack Fog Signal Station.

Distance from Minffordd : 25 miles - 45 mins

flagParys Mountain

Parys Mountain is a fabulous place to visit if you're interested in geology, or simply if you like unusual colours, because it is the site of an old copper mine with a history going back hundreds of years. It's like walking on another planet - as many film crews have exploited.

Distance from Minffordd : 6 miles - 14 mins

flagLlanddwyn Island

'Love Island' as it's known is reached by driving through Newborough Forest from the town of Newborough itself. There's a large car park close to the beach, and then it's a fair old walk across the sand to the island, beware of the tide which does cut the island off from time to time. It's worth the effort though as the lighthouse and secluded bays are interesting, and there are monuments and interesting geology galore.

Distance from Minffordd : 20.5 miles - 48 mins

flagBeaumaris Castle

Beaumaris is worth a visit as it contains many shops, a pier, a beautiful prom with views of Snowdonia, and the old Castle itself. Plenty of history in evidence here, and you can climb the ramparts and explore the inner walls and various rooms.

Distance from Minffordd : 12.5 miles - 24 mins

flagCemaes Bay

Cemaes Bay has a lovely harbour with many small craft coming and going. There are a few pubs and a restaurant there and ample car parking next to a sheltered beach suitable for bathing and fun. A short walk along the headland gets you to Llanbadrig Church pictured here, with great views towards the Skerries, small uninhabited islands off the coast with a prominent lighthouse.

Distance from Minffordd : 12 miles - 23 mins

flagPorth Wen Brickworks

Porth Wen Brickworks is a now disused Victorian brickworks which produced fire bricks made from silica and used to line steel-making furnaces. There are a number of buildings still standing and the remains of some of the machinery, now ravaged by rust and quite photogenic. A little tricky to get to, you can drive close but it's not easy to park, or park easily and walk further from Bull Bay.

Distance from Minffordd : 11 miles - 20 mins

flagLlaneilian Lighthouse

Llaneilian has a quiet secluded beach and a pleasant coastal stroll around to Point Lynas Lighthouse, now a private residence.

Distance from Minffordd : 7 miles - 14 mins

flagMarquess of Anglesey Column

The tower is near the two bridges onto Anglesey, not far from Llanfair PG. Not so long ago you could pay the small fee and climb up the ever narrowing spiral stairs to the best view on the island. Both bridges are in view, see Snowdonia and the Lleyn, Bangor Pier and down to Puffin Island, and north to Holyhead mountain; breathtaking stuff. Elf and Safety became a problem and it is now closed, but there are plans to reopen soon.

Distance from Minffordd : 11.5 miles - 20 mins

flagRAF Valley

Home to most of the RAF's fleet of Hawk training jets (now joined by prop Texans), RAF Valley can provide a daily free airshow Monday to Friday, given clement weather. Visitors can get quite close to the action at either end of the main runway, one end near Rhosneigr, the other near the base itself. If you're really lucky you may see a visiting F-35 Lightning II, F15 or Eurofighter Typhoon - or anything that happens to pass by.

Distance from Minffordd : 18 miles - 37 mins

flagAnglesey Circuit (Trac Môn)

A terrific racing circuit set in the most glorious surroundings. Anglesey Circuit boasts a busy calendar of events during the summer months, plus the opportunity for you to take part yourself on numerous track days. You might even see Fifth Gear filming there, as they frequently road test cars at the circuit. And if the racing isn't your cup of tea, there's always great views of Snowdonia and the Lleyn Peninsula to look at too.

Distance from Minffordd : 19 miles - 40 mins

flagSt Cwyfan Church, Aberffraw

Check your tide time table, and then take a stroll out to the church in the sea, taking care not to get cut off! There's limited parking at the end of a winding lane, but it's worth the effort to see this unique church.

Distance from Minffordd : 20 miles - 43 mins

flagPuffin Island

Just off the eastern tip of Anglesey lies Puffin island, near Penmon Point. Once inhabited by a solitary monk, now it's the domain of the puffin and many other sea birds. There's a fabulous lighthouse with an old bell occasionally ringing out, and you might even see a pod of dolphins pass by. Day sailing trips are available from nearby Beaumaris.

Distance from Minffordd : 17.5 miles - 35 mins

flagRhosneigr

Rhosneigr has wide sweeping beaches which most of the time you can have largely to yourself. Walk along Broad Beach to the south, punctuated by Lion Rock, to the ancient burial mound at Cable Bay. Stroll along the dunes to the north and be buzzed by Hawks, maybe even the Red Arrows, or SAR helicopters from nearby RAF Valley. Windsurf or kite-surf along Rhosneigr's famous beach.

Distance from Minffordd : 18 miles - 37 mins

flagMenai Suspension Bridge

The old bridge is something to behold, especially if you get down to the shore level and look up at it, as its true grandeur can then be appreciated. You can walk across it too, which gives great views up to the 'new' Britannia Bridge and down to Beaumaris and Bangor Pier. At some times of the day you'll see the infamous 'Swellies', whirlpool-like currents caused by the narrowness of that part of the Strait.

Distance from Minffordd : 12 miles - 22 mins

flagAmlwch Port

Once the copper ore had been mined from Parys Mountain, it had to be shipped off around the world, and this happened at Amlwch Port, once an incredibly busy place - now a quiet tourist attraction. It houses the headquarters of GeoMôn, an organisation promoting Anglesey's amazing geological heritage.

Distance from Minffordd : 6.5 miles - 13 mins

flagHolyhead Breakwater Park

Holyhead Breakwater itself is an impressive length, but a little dangerous to walk along. However the nearby Breakwater Park offers lots of information on how it was constructed, and how the rock needed was hewn from Holyhead mountain itself. It is possible to walk around to South Stack from here.

Distance from Minffordd : 24 miles - 44 mins

flagLlynnon Mill

Pick a mildly windy day and you might get to see this fabulous old mill in action. You can purchase stone-ground wholemeal flour using organic wheat ground by the mill.

There are also two roundhouses built from timber with wattle and daub walls and a thatched roof - providing a unique insight of the life of Iron Age farmers over 3000 years ago.

Llynnon Mill is the only working windmill in Wales

Plenty of parking and a nice café on the site, plus other attractions.

Distance from Minffordd : 12.5 miles - 28 mins