Mystical or modern, bustling harbours or empty beaches, there’s an Anglesey for everyone!

Greeting visitors from the mainland is the spectacular Menai Suspension Bridge, an engineering landmark. By contrast, the island’s ancient interior is dotted with Neolithic monuments, waiting to be explored.

Anglesey’s maritime history is most evident in its harbour towns and villages – the picture-postcard cove of Moelfre even has its own shipwreck walk.

Younger ones will appreciate dozens of sandy beaches, with many flying the Blue Flag for water quality.

The island’s most celebrated feature is its 125-mile coastline. An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a walk along the coast path is a must.

Having worked up an appetite, you’ll be ready to eat. Anglesey has an enviable reputation for producing high quality food, and shellfish from the Menai Strait is exported around the world.

Whether you live here, work here, or just visit, Anglesey is a world apart. Yet it’s less than 2 hours’ drive from Chester or 2 hours’ sailing from Dublin.