So pleased we’ve received Trip Advisor’s Travellers’ Choice 2023 Award.  Thank you to all our lovely customers.

ICONIC PIC MENAI BRIDGE

Lovely to see our beautiful Church Island and Menai Suspension Bridge appearing in the new series of #ColdFeet. Also lovely views from Chateau Rhianfa Hotel on the Menai Strait. All in a day’s walk on our Anglesey Half Island and Full Island packages.

Anglesey, Wales – 2019 – Anglesey & Wales Walking Holidays, bespoke walking tours in Wales announced that it has received a TripAdvisor® Certificate of Excellence again for 2019.

The achievement celebrates hospitality businesses that have earned great traveller reviews on TripAdvisor over the past year.

Certificate of Excellence recipients have continually delivered a quality customer experience.

If you are looking for a great walking holiday in Wales, we are now offering all these areas.

The Wales Coast Path celebrates its 5th anniversary this year 2017. We, as a Welsh company, are proud to be able to offer walking holiday packages along this varied long distance path. Our sections include:

Wales Coast Path Sections

The North Wales Coast from Chester to Bangor

Anglesey Coastal Path – 130 miles circular route

Menai and Llŷn Coast Path – Bangor to Porthmadog

Meirionnydd Wales Coast Path – Porthmadog to Machynlleth

Ceredigion Coast Path – Machynlleth to Cardigan

Pembrokeshire Coast Path – Cardigan to Amroth

Walking and Hiking Holidays in Wales with luggage transfer

2017 is going to be an important year for Wales, where we will be celebrating our wealth of  myths and legends in various forms and guises. We at Anglesey Walking Holidays have created a special package to celebrate what is totally unique to Wales.

Bittern on Anglesey

Aafter years of dedicated conservation work, the bittern has nested at RSPB Malltraeth Marsh (Cors Ddyga) on the West Coast of Anglesey  – the first time in Wales for 32 years. 

The bittern, a type of streaky pale-brown heron brilliantly camouflaged for its home amongst the reed, was last known to have bred in Wales at Valley on Anglesey in 1984.

The RSPB reserve at Malltraeth have seen various vulnerable species such as water voles, grasshopper warblers and otters thrive in the area due to their hard work, but discovering that bitterns have nested in Wales for the first time in 32 years is truly amazing.

The bittern is a secretive bird, which is difficult to spot as it moves silently through reeds at the water’s edge looking for fish. However, the males are renowned for their remarkable far-carrying, booming mating call in spring – hence being called aderyn y bwn in Welsh.

Malltraeth Marsh is a haven for birdwatchers.  Charles Tunnicliffe the renowned artist famous for his painting of birds and wildlife resided in Malltraeth for many years.

Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2017 has been released, featuring our very own North Wales, which as been named on the list of the Top 10 Regions for 2017. North Wales is the only place in the UK included in Best in Travel 2017, and according to Lonely Planet ‘earned its place as a must-see destination for 2017 thanks to the region’s reinvention‘.

For our French walkers, just found this report about Anglesey Coastal Path and Anglesey Walking Holidays

by journalist Violaine Ballivy in the La Presse (Canada)

Our first ever French review from French Canadian walkers who visited us in May 2016. Thank you.

Nous avons passé une semaine merveilleuse sur les sentiers d’Anglesey. Eurwin et Gillian nous ont préparé un itinéraire qui convenait parfaitement à ce que nous voulions faire. Les paysages sont superbes et variés. Les hôtels et B&B choisis par Eurwin et Gillian étaient bien localisés, confortables et accueillants surtout à Beaumaris, au Cleifog. Si vous désirez un itinéraire à votre mesure, un accueil chaleureux, des paysages magnifiques…c’est la place.

Serge Regnier