Visit Prehistoric sites including Barcloddiad Y Gawres burial chamber, the site of a former promontory fort and peat deposits. The listed Llangwyfan C12th Church and mystery site of the Llys thought to be at Aberffraw provide medieval interest whilst more modern shipwreck and military sites complete the narrative.

Follow the shore to see rare sandstone pipes in the Carboniferous Limestone. Understand how Anglesey started its ‘life’ in the Southern hemisphere and crossed the equator 300 million years ago when these rocks formed in the warm shallow seas of the tropics.

Penmynydd was the base of one of the most powerful families on the island. It also gave rise to the royal dynasty of the house of Tudor which included King Henry V111 and Queen Elizabeth the 1st of England. Hear the story of Ednyfed Fychan in the 13th century lord steward to Llywelyn the Great and visit the Church of St Gredifael where Gronwy Fychan is buried and walk on to Plas Penmynydd home of the Tudors on Anglesey.

Join our expert guide on one of Anglesey’s most stunning coastal walks with its rich historical and ecological interest. Walk to Llanbadrig and Llanlleiana where there will be an opportunity to climb up to the top of Dinas Gynfor, then returning back to the Heritage Centre.

This is an easy walk along the tourist beaches of the popular resort of Rhosneigr, including a circuit of Llyn Maelog. On the walk you will learn about the fascinating geology of the area, hear of the heroic actions of lifeboat men attending the ‘Norman Court’ wreck, and of the less heroic actions of the ‘Crigyll Wreckers’. And hopefully you’ll see some of the wildlife on and around Llyn Maelog (binoculars useful!).