Anglesey exploration
Nestled near Red Wharf Bay, Clai Mawr Holiday Park offers the perfect base to explore Anglesey’s natural beauty, history and family-friendly adventures.
Just a leisurely stroll from Clai Mawr, this stunning bay features golden sands and tidal flats that stretch for miles. Perfect for birdwatching, exploring rock pools at low tide, and enjoying gentle waters ideal for families.
10-minute walk from Clai Mawr • Best for: Beach walks, birdwatching, family picnics • Learn more
One of Britain’s best beaches, offering miles of golden sand backed by pine forests where red squirrels roam. The tidal island features two historic lighthouses and is steeped in romantic legend, with sweeping views to Snowdonia and the Llŷn Peninsula.
35 minutes drive • Best for: Beach walks, photography, nature lovers • Tip: Check tide times before visiting the island • Visit info
Embark on unforgettable wildlife adventures to see puffins, seals and dolphins. This Special Protection Area hosts one of Britain’s largest cormorant colonies, with trips from Beaumaris Pier.
15 minutes to Beaumaris Pier • From £10–£20 per person • Best time: April–July for puffins • Seacoast Safaris | Anglesey Boat Trips
Wales’ largest aquarium showcases British marine life through 40+ tanks including the shark pool, octopus cave and shipwreck tunnel. A great all-weather family option.
25 minutes drive • Best for: Families, rainy days • Facilities: Café, gift shop, play area • Visit website
Dramatic clifftop location with 400 steps down to the lighthouse. The reserve is home to puffins, guillemots and choughs, with superb viewpoints for wildlife and sunsets.
45 minutes drive • ⚠️ Note: Children must be 1.1m tall for lighthouse • Tours: March–October • Visit website
UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Britain’s most technically perfect castles. Explore sophisticated medieval defences and enjoy panoramic Snowdonia views from the walls.
15 minutes drive • Don’t miss: The charming medieval town • Open: Daily (seasonal hours) • Visit website
Visit Anglesey’s eastern tip for the iconic lighthouse, medieval priory and 12th-century church. A superb stop for sea views, seals and photography.
20 minutes drive • £3.50 toll road (cash only) • ☕ Bonus: Excellent café with sea views • Discover more
Elegant 18th-century country house with Rex Whistler’s famous mural, Menai Strait views and remarkable gardens including an Australasian arboretum.
30 minutes drive • Best time: Spring for rhododendrons • Managed by: National Trust • Visit website
Working farm with hands-on animal experiences, tractor rides and indoor/outdoor play areas. Great for younger visitors and mixed-weather days.
20 minutes drive • Highlights: Lamb feeding, tractor rides • Open: Easter–October + winter weekends • Visit website
Anglesey offers countless romantic spots perfect for couples. From the legendary Llanddwyn Island associated with St Dwynwen (Welsh patron saint of lovers) to secluded beaches and dramatic sunset viewpoints, you’ll find magical moments around every corner.
Don’t miss Penmon Point at golden hour or a moonlit stroll along Red Wharf Bay.
Clai Mawr Holiday Park provides the perfect base for exploring all that Anglesey has to offer, with peaceful surroundings and easy access to the island’s top attractions.
Open March 1st to January 3rd — experience Anglesey in every season.
