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Cliffs, beaches, lighthouses, prehistoric monuments…Anglesey has the lot.
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The Anglesey Arms, Menai Bridge
Church Island (1¼ miles):
An ancient island church, with stunning views of the Menai Strait and its two iconic bridges.
Treborth Botanic Garden (2 miles):
Cross the Menai Bridge for a wooded stroll around Bangor University’s botanic garden.
Two Bridges Walk (5¼ miles):
Prehistoric remains, an aristocratic monument and an extended walk along the Menai Strait.
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The Seacroft, Trearddur Bay
Porth Diana (2¼ miles):
A shortish stroll to a local beach, featuring cliffs and heathland.
South Stack and Holyhead Mountain (3 miles):
A short but rocky mountain climb, and superb clifftop walking and lighthouse views.
Llanddwyn Island (4½ miles):
Beach, wooded dunes and a historic island with glorious views.
Trefignath Cromlech (5¾ miles):
A walk to a prehistoric burial chamber and a 19th-century windmill, with a clifftop return.
St Gwenfaen’s Well (7½ miles):
The outward leg is inland, across heathland and farmland, with a long return along the glorious coast path.
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The Trearddur Bay Hotel, Trearddur Bay
Porth Diana (3¼ miles):
A local stroll to the beaches south of the resort.
Trefignath Cromlech (4¾ miles):
A mostly inland walk, with historical interest.
Rhoscolyn (8¾ miles):
A glorious stretch of the Anglesey Coastal Path.