Things to do in Anglesey

1. Chill on its picturesque beaches. There is healing power in a walk on the beach. Rhosneigr was the winner of the Green Coast seaside award. Traeth Crigyll and Traeth Llydan are two popular beaches for water sports.
2. Put on comfy shoes and climb the 400 steps (one way… and then 400 back) to the South Stack lighthouse on the northwest coast.
3. Bird lovers will fall in love with Cemlyn Bay.
4. Hike more, worry less. (Author unknown). Cornwall is known for some beautiful hiking trails, and so is Anglesey. In fact, here you can go for long walks on the 201 km (125 miles)-long Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path. It should keep you busy a few days as you’ll have plenty of camera-breaks snapping the scenic vies over the Irish Sea.
5. Climb up the Holyhead Mountain, the highest point in Anglesey, and enjoy the breathtaking views.
6. Cycle the Lôn Las Copr (the Copper Trail). It’s 58 km (36 miles) in distance with a few worthy stops along the way. For instance the Llynnon Mill, the only working windmill in Wales. If you enjoy a downhill hike, then go clockwise.
7. Adventure seekers can enjoy a RIB ride down the Manai Strait, the beautiful body of water separating the mainland from the island.
8. Visit the 13th-century Beaumaris castle.
9. Go monument-hunting. The island has about 120 ancient monuments. From Neolithic or Bronze Age burial chambers to magnificent standing stones. 
10. Set aside a day to visit the stunning Plas Newydd stately home of the Marquess of Anglesey.