Anglesey Walking Festival

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Stunning Views from the Coastal Path

The 11th annual Anglesey Walking Festival will take place between 29th May and 13th June 2010. Participants can take part in a variety of walks aimed at differing abilities from pre-schoolers to the more advanced rambler. You can walk and hear about the history of coastal and rural villages including tales of shipwrecks, cannibalism, smugglers and ghosts. Marvel at the island's industrial heritage on the Parys Copper Mountain and Amlwch Port walk. Whilst further inland, see the old coal mines at Pentre Berw, and the Victorian Walled Garden at Brynddu on the Llanfechell Heritage Walk.

Most walks are on the Coastal Footpath and feature stunning scenery, flora and fauna with varied geological rock faces - home to a large variety of nesting bird colonies, especially on Holy Island which is ideal for birdwatchers. There will also be four walks suitable for wheelchair users. All the walks are guided by professional, knowledgeable guides who will help you get the most from your experience.

Visit the Anglesey Walking Festival website.

Finding Accommodation

We have a selection of self catering cottages close to the numerous walks taking place. We have split them into categories below to make searching for your property easier.

If you are looking for a different size of property, please use the 'Select a Property' search bar at the top of this page.

Please book early to avoid disappointment as this event grows in popularity year after year. If you need help finding a property close to the walks you are interested in, please call us on 01248 717135.