Anglesey National Landscape - Discover breathtaking coastlines, wildlife and Welsh heritage.

Covering almost one-third of the Isle of Anglesey, Anglesey National Landscape is one of Wales' most spectacular protected landscapes. Formerly designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), the landscape is celebrated for its dramatic coastline, unspoilt beaches, diverse wildlife habitats and rich cultural heritage.

From sweeping sandy beaches and rugged sea cliffs to peaceful salt marshes, heathland and hidden coves, the landscape offers endless opportunities for exploration. Iconic landmarks include South Stack Lighthouse, the picturesque fishing village of Moelfre and miles of scenic coastal paths offering breathtaking views across the Irish Sea.

The area is internationally recognised for its outstanding biodiversity and is home to an abundance of wildlife, including puffins, choughs, grey seals and a wide variety of coastal wildflowers. Its varied habitats make it a paradise for birdwatchers, photographers, walkers and anyone wishing to experience the natural beauty of North Wales.

Anglesey National Landscape also reflects the island's rich history and strong Welsh identity. Historic monuments, traditional farming landscapes and vibrant Welsh-speaking communities combine to create a destination where nature, culture and heritage exist side by side.

Whether you're following the famous Isle of Anglesey Coast Path, exploring secluded beaches or simply enjoying the spectacular scenery, Anglesey National Landscape offers unforgettable experiences throughout the year.

Plan your visit to Anglesey National Landscape and discover one of Wales' most beautiful coastal destinations.

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