Discover Anglesey’s coast, castles and culture
- Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – 95% of the path with diverse, unspoilt coastal scenery
- Menai Suspension Bridge – Thomas Telford’s iconic engineering marvel linking island and mainland
- Beaumaris Castle – Medieval fortress with sweeping views of Snowdonia and the Menai Strait
- Llanddwyn Island – Wild headland of sandy beaches and legend, sacred to Wales’ patron saint of love
- South Stack Lighthouse – Dramatic cliffs alive with seabirds and panoramic views over the Irish Sea
Walking the Anglesey Coastal Path
A walking holiday on the Anglesey Coastal Path is a journey through landscapes of extraordinary variety. More than 95% of the path lies within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, taking in sweeping bays, woodland, saltmarsh, farmland and soaring sea cliffs. Along the way you can explore lively villages, remote coves and landmarks such as Beaumaris Castle, Llanddwyn Island, South Stack Lighthouse and the Menai Suspension Bridge.
Anglesey is also rich in history and culture, with medieval castles, ancient associations with the Druids and thriving Welsh-speaking communities. Wildlife is another highlight, with regular sightings of porpoises, seals and seabirds including puffins, gannets and choughs. With Celtic Trails taking care of the arrangements, your Anglesey walk is a seamless experience, combining comfort with the freedom to discover this remarkable island at your own pace.
Path Walkthrough
Your walk begins in Bangor, crossing onto the island before following the shoreline to Beaumaris and its imposing Edward I castle. From here the path traces the eastern coast through quiet villages and the golden sands of Red Wharf Bay, then turns north past Moelfre with its strong seafaring heritage.
The route continues to Point Lynas and the atmospheric ruins of Porth Wen brickworks before reaching Cemaes and the wide sweep of Church Bay. The western coastline features dramatic sea cliffs and the famous South Stack Lighthouse near Holyhead, followed by sandy bays and nature reserves around Rhosneigr and Aberffraw.
The final stages cross estuaries and saltmarsh, passing the sacred headland of Llanddwyn Island, before curving along the Menai Strait to finish at Menai Bridge where Telford’s elegant suspension bridge provides a fitting conclusion to the walk.
A Walk Through History, Nature and Legend
Anglesey is an island with deep layers of myth and heritage. Known as Môn Mam Cymru or Mother of Wales, it was once the stronghold of the Druids and remains a centre of Welsh culture. The coastal path highlights this legacy with sites such as Beaumaris Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the romantic ruins of Porth Wen’s Victorian industry and Llanddwyn Island, linked with the story of St Dwynwen, Wales’ patron saint of love.
Seasonal highlights include carpets of wildflowers in spring, seabird colonies in summer and vast open beaches throughout the year. Walking the Anglesey Coastal Path is both a scenic adventure and a cultural experience, immersing you in a landscape where language, history and tradition are very much alive.
Our Anglesey Coastal Path Holiday Itineraries
Bangor to Menai Bridge
Distance: 130 miles (209km)
ACP1
14 Nights
from £2245
ACP2
12 Nights
from £1925
Bangor to Menai Bridge
12 nights, 11 days
| Day | Walk | Distance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrival Day | 1n | |
| Day 2 | Bangor to Beaumaris | 7.5 mls (12.1 km) | 1n |
| Day 3 | Beaumaris to Benllech | 16.0 mls (25.7 km) | 1n |
| Day 4 | Benllech to Porth Eilian (t) | 13.0 mls (20.9 km) | 1n |
| Day 5 | (t) Porth Eilian to Cemaes | 10.0 mls (16.1 km) | 2n |
| Day 6 | Cemaes to Church Bay (t) | 11.0 mls (17.7 km) | |
| Day 7 | (t) Church Bay to Holyhead | 13.0 mls (20.9 km) | 1n |
| Day 8 | Holyhead to Trearddur | 12.0 mls (19.3 km) | 1n |
| Day 9 | Trearddur to Rhosneigr | 15.5 mls (24.9 km) | 1n |
| Day 10 | Rhosneigr to Malltraeth (t) | 12.0 mls (19.3 km) | 1n |
| Day 11 | (t) Malltraeth to Anglesey Sea Zoo (t) | 13.0 mls (20.9 km) | 2n |
| Day 12 | (t) Anglesey Sea Zoo to Menai Bridge | 9.5 mls (15.3 km) | |
| Day 13 | Departure Day |
2026 Prices
Itinerary price: £1925 per person, based on two people sharing.
Solo walkers supplement: £102 per person per night.
Single occupancy within group: £68 per person per night, for groups of 2 or more people.
Extras
Rest days/additional nights: Prices from £75 per person per night.
Recommended location for a rest day is Beaumaris.
Upgrade options: Speak to our team to discuss upgrade options for this itinerary.
Walk Pack postage: Europe - to first night’s accommodation, Rest of World - £30 supplement, (UK is included in price).
Extra Walk Packs: can be requested, please see here for full details and supplements.
Bank Holidays and short notice bookings may incur extra charges.
Holyhead to Menai Bridge
Distance: 67 miles (107.5km)
ACP3
7 Nights
from £1145
Holyhead to Menai Bridge
7 nights, 6 days
| Day | Walk | Distance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrival Day | 1n | |
| Day 2 | Holyhead to Trearddur | 12.0 mls (19.3 km) | 2n |
| Day 3 | Trearddur to Four Mile Bridge (t) | 9.0 mls (14.5 km) | |
| Day 4 | (t) Four Mile Bridge to Aberffraw (t) | 14.0 mls (22.5 km) | 1n |
| Day 5 | (t) Aberffraw to Llyn Rhos Ddu (t) | 13.0 mls (20.9 km) | 1n |
| Day 6 | (t) Llyn Rhos Ddu to Brynsiencyn (t) | 7.0 mls (11.3 km) | 2n |
| Day 7 | (t) Brynsiencyn to Menai Bridge | 8.0 mls (12.9 km) | |
| Day 8 | Departure Day |
2026 Prices
Itinerary price: £1145 per person, based on two people sharing.
Solo walkers supplement: £107 per person per night.
Single occupancy within group: £71 per person per night, for groups of 2 or more people.
Extras
Rest days/additional nights: Prices from £75 per person per night.
Recommended location for a rest day is Beaumaris.
Upgrade options: Speak to our team to discuss upgrade options for this itinerary.
Walk Pack postage: Europe - to first night’s accommodation, Rest of World - £30 supplement, (UK is included in price).
Extra Walk Packs: can be requested, please see here for full details and supplements.
Bank Holidays and short notice bookings may incur extra charges.
Bangor to Holyhead
Distance: 75 miles (120.5km)
ACP5
8 Nights
from £1185
Bangor to Holyhead
8 nights, 7 days
2026 Prices
Itinerary price: £1185 per person, based on two people sharing.
Solo walkers supplement: £78 per person per night.
Single occupancy within group: £55 per person per night, for groups of 2 or more people.
Extras
Rest days/additional nights: Prices from £75 per person per night.
Recommended location for a rest day is Beaumaris.
Upgrade options: Speak to our team to discuss upgrade options for this itinerary.
Walk Pack postage: Europe - to first night’s accommodation, Rest of World - £30 supplement, (UK is included in price).
Extra Walk Packs: can be requested, please see here for full details and supplements.
Bank Holidays and short notice bookings may incur extra charges.
ACP6
7 Nights
from £1040
Bangor to Holyhead
7 nights, 6 days
2026 Prices
Itinerary price: £1040 per person, based on two people sharing.
Solo walkers supplement: £83 per person per night.
Single occupancy within group: £59 per person per night, for groups of 2 or more people.
Extras
Rest days/additional nights: Prices from £75 per person per night.
Recommended location for a rest day is Beaumaris.
Upgrade options: Speak to our team to discuss upgrade options for this itinerary.
Walk Pack postage: Europe - to first night’s accommodation, Rest of World - £30 supplement, (UK is included in price).
Extra Walk Packs: can be requested, please see here for full details and supplements.
Bank Holidays and short notice bookings may incur extra charges.
Holyhead to Beaumaris
Distance: 63 miles (101km)
ACP4
6 Nights
from £995
Holyhead to Beaumaris
6 nights, 5 days
| Day | Walk | Distance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrival Day | 1n | |
| Day 2 | Holyhead to Trearddur | 12.0 mls (19.3 km) | 1n |
| Day 3 | Trearddur to Rhosneigr | 15.5 mls (24.9 km) | 1n |
| Day 4 | Rhosneigr to Malltraeth (t) | 12.0 mls (19.3 km) | 1n |
| Day 5 | (t) Malltraeth to Brynsiencyn (t) | 14.0 mls (22.5 km) | 1n |
| Day 6 | (t) Brynsiencyn to Beaumaris | 13.5 mls (21.7 km) | 1n |
| Day 7 | Departure Day |
2026 Prices
Itinerary price: £995 per person, based on two people sharing.
Solo walkers supplement: £102 per person per night.
Single occupancy within group: £70 per person per night, for groups of 2 or more people.
Extras
Rest days/additional nights: Prices from £75 per person per night.
Recommended location for a rest day is Beaumaris.
Upgrade options: Speak to our team to discuss upgrade options for this itinerary.
Walk Pack postage: Europe - to first night’s accommodation, Rest of World - £30 supplement, (UK is included in price).
Extra Walk Packs: can be requested, please see here for full details and supplements.
Bank Holidays and short notice bookings may incur extra charges.
- Good standard accommodation at a mixture of guesthouses, farmhouses, local inns and B&Bs with en-suite or private facilities wherever possible
- Breakfast
- Luggage transfers
- Personal transfer between accommodation and path that form a part of our standard package
- Route planning
- Walk pack including Trail Guide and mapping, itinerary, accommodation directions and route notes, lunch and dinner information, restaurant recommendations and holiday planning details
You choose which day you would like your holiday to start on. We will book your holiday in accordance with your requirements.
Our Anglesey Coastal Path holidays are available to walk March to October.
British weather is notorious for its unpredictability, minimise the risk of walking in prolonged periods of rainfall by travelling no later than October.
Although you're unlikely to face any severe weather conditions, strong winds from the Irish Sea can make progress difficult while walking the clifftop routes.
Travel arrangements for arrival/departure
Train stations are located at Holyhead, Bangor and Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, (also known as Llanfairpwll!).
There is a bus service between Beaumaris and Bangor.
Llanfairpwll is a request stop on the Holyhead service.
You will be able to take the train from Liverpool directly to Holyhead.
Trains from the south generally change at Birmingham New Street for Bangor.
If you prefer to arrive by car, we can advise on car parking arrangements.
Anglesey Coastal Path Client Reviews
4.8/5 based on 65 reviews
Friendly, trustworthy, cooperative. All our questions were answered before we went on our holiday. During our holiday we have recommended Celtic Trails to people we met, and also to Dutch friends. Besides, we met Kate in Trearddur Bay, where she stayed in the same hotel as we did. This confirmed our impression that Celtic Trails really wants to know how the accommodations are.
Erik van Gameren - August 2025
Friendly, well organised and listened to our requirements and accommodated, as well as they could.
Anon - July 2025
Celtic Trails are well organised with good communication.
Julie, Warrington - July 2025
Well-organised' good communication & support, very helpful package; excellent arrangements & accommodation
Madeline & Richard, Canada - June 2025
A very efficiently organised walk with good route details & accommodation
Alison & Dave - June 2025
Celtic Trails organised the walking holiday efficiently and everything was done for us
P McCarthy - May 2025
A gorgeous, long walk with only a day pack. Arriving in a new place at the end of the day looking forward to a beer, a meal, a lovely village and a quaint inn. Simply perfect.
Anon - March 2025
Kate is fantastic & Anglesey was amazing.
James Wright - March 2025
A great way to see the beauty of the country side of Wales
Anon - June 2024
For me it was very helpful to talk to Nathan in person regarding this holiday, and I'm very grateful for him. I had a wonderful time, thank you very much for organising this holiday.
Olaf - May 2024
Everything worked out very well. Celtic Trails were well organised and extremely helpful when planning our trip.
Anon - September 2023
The holiday is well organised and individually personalised with flexibility on dates and rest days. Everything met our expectations!
John & Jane, Wiltshire - September 2023
We thoroughly enjoyed our walk. All the transfers, accommodations and the walk itself were perfect.
Anon - September 2023
Celtic Trails were well organised and the Anglesey Coastal Path walk was very good.
Dave - Liverpool - August 2023
Celtic Trails organisation and accommodations are very good.
Anon - July 2023
Celtic Trails are well organised, great value for money and extremely informative.
Julie & Janet - Warrington - July 2023
All luggage and personal transfers were well carried out by good and reliable operators. We would recommend Celtic Trails. We came back stronger and more fit and with a lot of good walking experiences.
Jens N. Andersen - July 2023
Celtic Trails are well organised, very efficient, helpful & informative.
Beth - July 2023
An exceptional trip: professionally managed, meticulous attention to detail, immediate help available when required. Simply the best!
Bob Mosher, Canada - May 2023
Celtic Trails were well organised and everything ran smoothly.
Phil Hough - May 2023
Celtic Trails offer helpful information and pack, with reliable organisation. This walk was part of a longer team project to walk the Wales Coast Path between my 60th and 70th birthdays. Loved all of this one - my favourite day was Porth Wilian to Moelfre - perfect coastal walking.
Liz G, Wiltshire - April 2023
Celtic Trails are a good firm to use. Would recommend. Llyn Peninsula next.
Anon - September 2022
Celtic Trails provide a complete service with good communication, delivered at a fair price.
Anon - September 2022
Celtic Trails are very good and we have recommended to several friends, three of whom have booked for Offa's Dyke this year.
Mo Marriott - September 2022
This walk is up there in the best we have done. The scenery of Anglesey is amazing - it lifts the soul!
A. Devey - September 2022
Celtic Trails are an excellent way to arrange to logistics of a long-distance walk. We have only ever used them.
David, London - September 2022
Celtic Trails provided an exceptionally well organised itinerary. Choice of hotels was excellent. A totally relaxing and stress free holiday, just what was needed. Fabulous scenery. We met so many lovely people on the way. Stopping to swim in many be
Jo Perrin - August 2022
One of the best vacations ever! Just perfect! The beauty of Anglesey really exceeded our expectations! WE thought the trail might be crowded in July, but we saw almost no-one. The weather was perfect! Food was delicious! People were polite and relax
Suzanne - July 2022
Celtic Trails were well organised and very professional. Looking forward to Offa's Dyke next.
Bill Roberts - May 2022
Excellent customer service and attention to detail. Anglesey is so peaceful and beautiful with its cliffs and beaches. It is also very well sign-posted, apart from on Holyhead Mountain.
Anon - May 2022
A well planned holiday. We would recommend Celtic Trails.
Dick & Nita - May 2022
We have used Celtic Trails several times now and find excellent service. Our annual week's walking holiday is always a fell-good fun week with friends.
Mo Marriott - September 2021
I have walked with Celtic Trails before and think the service is superior to other companies I've used. Any future walking holiday will be with Celtic Trails.
Anon - September 2021
Most enjoyed the rugged coastal scenery during the latter part of the holiday. Celtic Trails didn't involve the glitches I've experienced with other companies. Preparation of tour documents is very thorough.
Anon - July 2021
Great to get out in the beautiful scenery and fresh air - sense of achievement when finished. Skin feels good, suntanned, relaxed and more toned. Well fed!
Anon - July 2021
Professional, friendly service. Stress free. No complaints. Better than other companies used, based on the standard of accommodation. Walking always has a beneficial impact on our mental health, that's why we have been doing it for the past 30 years. Really enjoyed the scenery and terrain. Path extremely well waymarked.
P. Massey - June 2021
I haven't used a company before but I would recommend Celtic Trails - all worked extremely well. No problems at all with accommodation or transfers. Highly recommend. I was so grateful to have been able to complete the route in such difficult times. Most enjoyable experience. I enjoyed the varied and dramatic coastline.
Thomas McC - October 2020
Celtic Trails were convenient. The scenery was fabulous.
Anon - September 2020
Really well organised, lots of attention to detail and respond quickly to enquiries. We felt safe and well looked after on our trip. Mental and physical well-being improved greatly. Considering another walking holiday for sure … possibly Guernsey Coastal path. We were very lucky with the weather and enjoyed new and dramatic scenery each day. Following the route was stress free as signs were frequent.
Jon - September 2020
Have walked with other companies, but Celtic Trails have the edge due to the personal attention - we felt valued.
Sinclair & Ezard - September 2019
Good accommodation and all arrangements smooth. Would prefer A5 notes.
Anon - September 2019
Nicky's 8th walk with Celtic Trails and Sue's 4th - speaks for itself. Very helpful and have never let us down.
Nicky & Sue - September 2019
Celtic Trails are better than other companies - well organised. Thank you for organising this holiday - we enjoyed it.
Anon. - September 2019
It was seamless - Celtic Trails were really efficient, helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. This holiday was hugely helpful for our well being / health.
B. Chaplin - September 2019
Thank you so much for such a fantastic holiday! it was so expertly planned and booked - made the whole thing so easy for us. Thank you so much!
K. Cox - September 2019
Great assistance ...Excellent ...Loved the proximity to the ocean. Wonderful wildflowers and variety of seabirds. Good accommodation and we found nearby restaurants with good food.
Anon. - July 2019
What isn't to like about Celtic Trails? We have only ever used them for a service like this. The coastal rural scenery on this route appealed and proved to be vast and spectacular,
Anon - July 2019
Celtic Trails provided an excellent service;l they have never let us down.
P. Selby - June 2019
I really enjoyed my walk with Celtic Trails. Their staff is extremely helpful and responded thoroughly to all my questions, such that as a solo traveller, I felt comfortable doing the walk on my own. All the lodging was comfortable and run by friendly, attentive and helpful owners. The transfers went seamlessly and that walking was awesome.
M. Araneuren - June 2019
Excellent.
Anon. - May 2019
Heart stopping views. Friendly people. The path is so well defined, hardly need maps, except for personal interest. Met very few other walkers. Saw seals and dolphins.
D. Ryan - May 2019
We experiences a well-organised walking holiday, with lovely and diverse scenery. The whole experience was very relaxing. It did me the world of good. We were in need of fresh air, exercise and some peace, all of which we got. We live in Switzerland and enjoy beautiful scenery at home. However, we do not have a shore line and the scenery we enjoyed on the walking holiday made a very pleasant change.
D. Bradley - May 2019
I have walked with you before, having heard about you from my neighbour. You met my expectations again. What I most enjoyed about this walk was the scenery and meeting new people.
Fox - December 2018
You gave me what I wanted at short notice and fitted my dates.
P.B. - October 2018
The luggage transfers worked out perfectly - we found "Annie", our taxi driver, to be super. We appreciated the friendliness, kindness and help of everyone.
Anon. - October 2018
All my luggage and personal transfers were carries out as arranged. I most enjoyed the dramatic landscapes.
B & T - July 2018
We really appreciated the solid work you did to provide us with a detailed itinerary, maps and guides. We were well prepared, thank to you. Great job! We heard about you through an article in the New York Times and we would hire you again. The coastal walks along the ocean were breath-taking!
Phillips & Rosenbaum - July 2018
"We really appreciated the solid work you did to provide is with a detailed itinerary, maps and guides. We were well prepared, thanks to you. Great job!"
Phillips & Rosenbaum - July 2018
Dear Nathan & Jo, Thank you so much for co-ordinating our lovely trek from Beaumaris to Cemaes Bay. We are very thankful for the beautiful scenery and people we met along the way. The mapping and trail markings were excellent, we stayed in quality accommodations, the roman ruins in Moelfre were both historical and unique and we met some of the friendliest hosts. Thanks again; we look forward to the prospect of a future booking with you. Cheers.
B.M. - June 2018
We most enjoyed being able to switch off - there was nothing for us to do but enjoy the walk. We had no worries about arrangements, simply the pleasure of the walk.
Anon. - April 2018
"[we enjoyed] the ability to switch off, no worries about arrangements - nothing to do but enjoy the walk!"
S. L - April 2018
"No further improvements necessary: it is great to know that we can trust Celtic Trails to get us the best available B&B's."
Barrell - October 2017
"Big thanks to Nathan for (once again) perfect organisation of our walking holiday :) 5+"
Enderli - September 2017
"You do a brilliant & efficient job. Many congratulations!"
Weller - May 2017
"Thanks for a fantastic holiday once again. Really enjoyed it and the weather was wonderful."
Heeley - September 2016
Local Points Of Interest
The Wales Coast Path
The Anglesey Coastal Path form
s part of the 870 miles of Wales open for discovery along the coast. You may want to consider extending your walk to the next section; starting at the beginning of The Llŷn Peninsula Coast Path or the preceding North Wales Coast Path.
With over 95 % of the coast path falling with a protected Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Anglesey is ideal for walking pristine coastal scenery. Further information can be found on our dedicated page for walking the Wales Coast Path.
Beaumaris

A charming seaside town complete with Victorian pier, made distinct by the last and largest of all castles to be built by King Edward I in his Welsh campaign. The pier is a fantastic vantage point for taking in the Menai Strait.
Beaumaris is located on the east of the island, by the Menai Strait waterway separating Anglesey from the mainland. Beaumaris is included on all our Anglesey Coast Path itineraries.




