Anglesey’s coast is incredibly diverse and full of treasures: the Penmon lighthouse and the Puffin Island, an ancient lifeboat in Moelfre, the seabirds flying in the wind around the South Stack lighthouse, beaches that stretch as far as  the eye can see.  The church of St Dwynwen – the patron saint of Welsh lovers – on an island accessible at low tide and much more.

After a short stop to visit the village station with the longest name in the world, you can go back to the mainland by crossing one of the spectacular bridges connecting it to the island.