Other sights in AngleseyAnglesey, Wales

Victorian pier opened in 1846 on the Beaumaris seafront, a departure point for Puffin Island and Menai Strait cruises.

Gleaming white quartzite sea arch on the Rhoscolyn headland, with views to Trearddur Bay and Holyhead Mountain.

Flat-topped limestone hill (Din Sylwy) with an Iron Age hillfort above the eastern end of Red Wharf Bay.

Vividly coloured ochre-and-orange landscape of an abandoned copper mine near Amlwch, with a self-guided trail.

North-east tip of Anglesey with the black-and-white Trwyn Du lighthouse and views to Puffin Island and the Great Orme.

Northern headland (Trwyn Eilian) near Llaneilian with an unusual castellated lighthouse and views along the north coast.

Scheduled ruins of a 19th-century firebrick works on the north coast, with kilns and chimneys standing above an inaccessible cove.