Anglesey

Epic views, wildlife and industrial history...this circular walk from Bull Bay in Anglesey has got the lot, so take your binoculars, writes Howard Bradbury

Want your meal in a room with a view? Check out the Black Seal at Trearddur Bay, writes Louise Allen-Taylor

Menai Bridge and Beaumaris may be small, but they pack a foodie impact, as Rebekka O’Grady discovers

The Menai Straits has has the beautiful of Anglesey and the peaks of Snowdonia as a backdrop.

An island of such breathtaking beauty, Anglesey has a diverse range of places to take stunning photos

Fancy a 135-mile ramble through areas of striking natural beauty? Then you’ll be wanting to tackle the Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path, writes Howard Bradbury.

In a cabin close to a beautiful Anglesey beach nestles, Marram Grass, an eaterie which is exciting both locals and tourists, writes Louise Allen-Taylor

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The king of the castle in Beaumaris knows how lucky he is, as he told our resident dirty rascal, Paul Mackenzie

A ‘French’ chateau on the island of Anglesey? We packed our bags and went to investigate

The Oyster Catcher restaurant in Rhosneigr, Anglesey is a bit of a pearl and it just got better.

Chic modern comfort and superb dining make a stay at the quaint Olde Bulls Head Inn in Beaumaris, Anglesey, an ideal getaway location. Review by David Richards

While the nation still revels in Team GB's gold successes, guests at a Cheshire Life luncheon in Beaumaris celebrated a very special silver. Word by Emma Mayoh Photography by Kirsty Thompson

Church Bay on Anglesey is quiet, unspoilt and vaguely quaint. Breeze Cottage is anything but old-fashioned PHOTOGRAPHY BY MEL PARRY

The arrival of newlyweds Kate and William in Anglesey has put the island well and truly on the tourist map WORDS BY EMMA MAYOH PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOHN COCKS

David McCreadie has spent a lifetime in, on or near the sea and food from his Anglesey smokery is finding its way all over the world