Start at the coastal village of Trearddur, known for an early Celtic female named Saint Ffraid (St Bridget in English), its wonderful beaches, its fine houses and famously unique sailing boats. As we tour the village we'll learn who lived there over years and I'll share what I know about its heritage and culture. You will hear stories of saints and sailors, and the village's role during World War II.
Leaving Trearddur we will appreciate the rugged Holy Island coastline, following part of the Coastal Path as it hugs the cliffs of the tempestuous Irish Sea as we head towards the hamlet of Rhoscolyn. Breathtaking views of Snowdonia and the Llyn Pennisula, superb geology along the route
On this Trail, you will be accompanied by a local Welsh-speaking guide who will give meaning to the names of places we meet along the way.
Travel by bus to Trearrdu Bay. Trearddur Bay village set on the rugged Holy Island coast road. Numerous coves and one of the finest beaches anywhere. A spectacular coastal location with a perfect arc of golden sand. On a sunny day see the British spend the day on the beach or maybe see the wild white water when the storm rages. A Stop her for Coffee/Tea break
Walk along the Anglesey Coastal path which hugs the Ricky coastline. Learn of the history associated with the little coves and the magnificent houses dating back to the 19th Century and some of their previous residents.
Continue along the Anglesey Coastal path which follows the shoreline. See wonderful geological features including "Bwa Gwyn"( White Arch) and "Bwa du"( Black arch). Learn of the history associated with the ara from wrecks to saints.
If open, visit the church of St Gwenfaens with is historic stained glass abd memorial to the lifeboatmen of the village who lost there lives in a disastrous rescue.
Return Journey to Trearddur Bay area.
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