Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty — Attraction in Moelfre

Beautiful views of snowdonia, beach, forest and picnic area, water clear, visitors respectful to litter and area was clean beach, dogs are not allowed signs allocated but people ignored still, bbqs used to be allowed but no more due to threat of fires to the forests, beach dies have alot of sand flies, toilets at parking area clean and well maintained, occasionally you will find an ice cream van trader very reasonable pricing and availability to pay by card. Car parking is charged but is reasonable priced. There is a shop on corner before turn down the road entrance for beach and...

Wild and a bit remote, top R hand corner of Anglesey, N Wales. Point Lynas, or Porth Eilian beach. Small car park behind the beach.

Easy walk along the beach, then up to the headland towards the lighthouse. Views from the small headland there up and down the coast. When we visited in December 2024 there were seabirds, and dolphins! Great to see. The dolphins stayed for a while, just circling round where there were some rocks and seaweed. A lone gannet flew past, and there were some black and white coloured sea-ducks, possibly mergansers, plus...

Isle of Anglesey, such a stunning island. Located over the Menai Suspension Bridge rich in history and plenty of historical places to visit. Castles, burial Chambers, working windmill, glorious award winning beaches, and numerous lighthouses. Forest walks are all over the island and are homes to red squirrels and lots of other wildlife. One of our favourite walks is Newborough Forest down towards Llanddwyn beach its about two or three miles walk but so worth it. Go and visit to...