Adventuring around Anglesey and North Wales No. 114
Buckle up everyone, it’s adventure time 😉 Zach and I head up North to Llandudno for a few nights. We waste no time and head first to a blue lagoon but we seemed to have planned the trip in the stormiest time of the year so we had to scrap the hike we wanted to do. However, instead we head 10 minutes South to Dorothea Quarry- as beautiful as it was, we were made to feel quite unwelcome by some divers, as being soaking wet and cold was a little demoralising! So we decided to cheer ourselves up with a climb at the Indy Climbing gym. So much fun!
Next, we head to Llandudno (where we were staying) and explore Elephant cave- and then pigeon cave (oh wait- we didn’t actually make it there- but it was for a really cool reason, you will have to watch to see why we couldn’t this day…)
The next day, we wake up bright and early, brush off the slight hangover and head into Anglesey, the little island in the North West corner of Wales known for its beautiful beaches and ancient sites. We first head to Porth Wen brickworks- a remote wild spot which is a beautiful snapshot of history. We then head round to Holyhead mountain and explore South Stack and Elins tower- despite the super high winds (and steps!) this was an incredible spot and well worth the visit.
Finally, we headed to Newborough Beach and Reserve. This was my personal favourite and after we walked to the end of Llandwyn island, a tidal island which is home to the church celebrating the Patron Saint of Love (pure coincidence that it was Valentine’s Day when we visited), we enjoyed a beautiful pink and purple sunset on the beach before heading back to the hotel.
What a trip! It’s memories like these which we will hold so close to our hearts when we leave Wales.
B x
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