Things to do

Approx. 25-minute drive from Bull Bay. This beautiful sandy beach is perfect for a peaceful day out, with incredible views of Snowdonia. Llanddwyn Island, a short walk from the beach, offers scenic coastal paths and rich wildlife. It’s a must-visit for nature lovers and those seeking a tranquil escape.

The Anglesey Coastal Path is a 125-mile trail that stretches around the island, providing spectacular coastal views, rugged cliffs, and plenty of opportunities for wildlife spotting. It’s ideal for walkers of all abilities and easily accessible from many parts of the island, including Bull Bay.

Located around 30 minutes from Bull Bay, Aber Falls is one of Anglesey’s most impressive waterfalls. A scenic walk through lush countryside leads you to the falls, where the sight of the water cascading down is truly breathtaking. Perfect for a peaceful day out in nature.

Approx. 25-minute drive from Bull Bay. Rhosneigr Beach is a hub for water sports enthusiasts, particularly those into kayaking and paddleboarding. The beach is ideal for beginners and experienced paddlers alike, offering calm waters and stunning surroundings for a day of adventure on the water.

A 30-minute drive from Bull Bay, Beaumaris Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a perfect spot for history buffs. This impressive 13th-century castle is one of the most well-preserved in Wales, and you can explore its walls, towers, and exhibits. The castle also offers stunning views across the Menai Strait.

Approx. 35-minute drive from Bull Bay. Famous for its beautiful landscapes and lush horticultural displays, Bodnant Garden is a wonderful place to visit year-round. From vibrant flowers in spring to beautiful autumn colours, the garden offers a serene escape in the heart of Anglesey.

A short 10-minute drive from Bull Bay, Copper Kingdom in Amlwch provides insight into Anglesey’s industrial past, specifically its copper mining heritage. You can also explore Parys Mountain, where the remnants of the once-thriving copper mine can be seen. The colourful landscape here is both fascinating and unique

Just a 25-minute drive from Bull Bay, Llanddwyn Island is steeped in history and legend. Known as the home of St Dwynwen, the patron saint of lovers, the island is perfect for exploring its ruins and walking along its beautiful coastal paths.

About a 25-minute drive from Bull Bay, Greenwood Family Park is a fun, eco-friendly adventure park with attractions like a forest coaster, maze, and outdoor play areas. It’s ideal for families with children, offering plenty of activities for a day out.

Approx. 30 minutes from Bull Bay, Zip World offers exhilarating zip-line experiences and other adventure activities, making it a great option for thrill-seekers. One of the longest zip lines in Europe is located here, offering a truly unique way to experience the stunning landscape.

About 30 minutes from Bull Bay, Aber Falls Whisky Distillery is the first whisky distillery in Wales for over 100 years. Take a tour to learn about the whisky-making process and enjoy a tasting session of locally crafted spirits.

Approximately 30 minutes from Bull Bay, take a boat trip around Puffin Island to spot puffins, seals, and other wildlife. The island’s rugged beauty and wildlife make it a fantastic experience for nature lovers.