Anglesey is a small island off the North-West coast of Wales renowned for being a lovely spot for seabirds, a tourism hotspot and, maybe less known for this bit, one of the safest places in the UK in the event of a Nuclear War. Apocalypses beside, it's a beautiful place that I had last been to many moons ago, so me and my mum decided to have a trip there again. Here are the pictures!
We had booked a hotel in the pretty little village of Menai Bridge, in the South-East of the island. From there, we headed to the isle's opposite end, to a Nature Reserve called South Stack - famous in the UK for being a great spot for Puffins, Choughs, and other rarer coastal birds. Also on the trip, we travelled to the well-named Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, the seaside town of Beaumaris, we went through the forests of Pentraeth and Newborough, and finally ended the trip on the Eastern-most point of the island, Penmon Point (home to Puffin Island). It was a wonderful trip, and the weather was spectacular!