Enjoy a round of golf - Bull Bay Golf Course

Land-based Activities

Anglesey's rolling landscape, green pastures, rocks and lakes provide the perfect backdrop for a wide range of activities.
Climbing & Orienteering - From their base near Trearddur Bay, Anglesey Adventures offers a host of activities both off and on the water, including climbing and orienteering as well as coasteering and kayaking.

Cycling - Anglesey has recommended cycle routes for two wheeled naturalists, historians, ornithologists, and bikers of all ages. Find out more...

Go Karting - Just off Junction 4 of the A55, Cartio Môn go-karting has an up-to-date outdoor karting fleet operating on a purpose built 400m, fully floodlit outdoor circuit. Younger children are also able to join in on their battery-operated Cub Karts, specifically for children aged 3-7.

Golf - Anglesey has a lot to offer golfers with courses at Beaumaris, Brynteg, Bull Bay, Trearddur Bay, Llanddaniel Fab, Llangefni and Rhosneigr. The Island Golf Pass offers one round at each of Anglesey's four 18-hole courses and gives discount at the five 9-hole courses. Click here for further details.  Menai Holidays' customers can also take advantage of an exclusive two for one green fee voucher to play at Henllys Hall Golf Club, Beaumaris - please contact us directly for details.

Horse Riding - The following riding schools will be able to arrange for lessons or guided hacks so that you can explore the island and its beaches on horseback:

Llanddona Riding School, near Beaumaris
Porth y Post Riding School, Trearddur Bay
Tal y Foel Riding Centre, Dwyran, near Llanfair PG

Motorsports - Spectators can see car and motorcycle races, including Rallycross, Super Moto and Sprint events at Anglesey Circuit, between Rhosneigr and Aberffraw. Events are held throughout the year. The Performance Driving Centre also offers a range of courses for those who want to be more than just a spectator!

Walking - With its 125 mile coastal path and miles of inland footpaths and quiet lanes, Anglesey has something to offer walkers of all abilities.

The Anglesey Coastal Path allows walkers to access the island's breath-taking scenery and host of flora and fauna - beaches, dunes, coves, incredible rock formations, harbours, marine and bird conservation areas as well as Stone Age and Celtic burial chambers, a medieval castle, lighthouses and magnificent views of Snowdonia. It is all part of Anglesey's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) - the largest in Wales. Most of the recently completed 125-mile long Anglesey Coastal Path passes through this AONB, providing walkers with ever-changing scenery and a host of different walks.  Find out more...

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