Meet at the Ganolfan in Llanbedrgoch and walk up to Cors Goch via Waen Eurad a site of special scientific interest, then further into the reserve to explore the diverse species of animal, flora and fauna that lives there. You will then return to the Ganolfan for refreshments at your own cost.

Join us for this lovely walk down the Aberffraw Estuary and along country lanes to Porth Cwyfan where the famous church on the island is found, then walk back along the coastal path enjoying the little coves and headland along the way. We'll picnic somewhere along the way, and there will be plenty of opportunity to learn about the plants, wildlife and landscape, and maybe try your hand at some beach art.

Please dress sensibly for the weather, bring suncream, comfortable footwear and a picnic lunch with plenty to drink.

Cemlyn is one of the iconic coastal locations on Anglesey. It is an internationally important seabird site with Wales’ single most important Sandwich tern colony and also has opportunities to see lots of other wildlife both on the shore and in the coastal waters of North Anglesey on your way to Swtan. At Swtan you will have the opportunity to visit the Heritage Centre and partake of some refreshments before returning to Cemlyn.

Take a walk back in time from the Court of Llywelyn Llys Rhosyr to the newly discovered medieval village at Rhuddgaer. Walk on to Aber Menai with all its tales of romantic and treacherous crossings over from Caernarfon. Walk back to the Prichard Jones Institute for some refreshments (a donation would be gratefully received).