Cemlyn

Important notice -

Our car park at Cemlyn is open. We may be busy, so we encourage you to visit at quieter times to help us keep everyone safe. We urge everyone to follow Welsh Government Covid-19 Regulations and to visit responsibly.

A ruggedly beautiful coastline of rocks, small bays and headlands to delight walkers. Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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Important information 

We’re pleased to say that a number of our places in Wales are now open. Booking is still advised at some our houses and gardens especially at weekends and during school or public holidays, however from 19 July you no longer need to pre-book to visit a couple of our places. You can check whether or not you'll need to pre-book by visiting the property web page. Please remember that our places in Wales are governed by Welsh Government Regulations and some restrictions remain in place, so please follow Welsh Government Regulations when visiting.

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Cemlyn

Things to see and do

Cemlyn walks, Anglesey

Visitor walking at Cemlyn Bay, Anglesey

Cemlyn shingle walk 

Step out of the Bryn Aber car park onto a fantastic shingle ridge, where you can watch a host of water birds on the lagoon and walk back along the lane past the home of Captain Vivian Hewitt, who created the lagoon.

A vsitor taking a walk along the bay at Cemlyn, Anglesey

Cemlyn and Llanrhwydrus circular walk 

Take a truly atmospheric three-mile walk from Bryn Aber with ancient pre-history and memories of more recent human achievement and memorials of loss.

Cemlyn video

Trwyn Cemlyn walk 

This walk around the coastal headland celebrates some of Anglesey’s industrial heritage as well as its rich wildlife and a pioneering aviator.

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Our work

Sunset at Cemlyn Bay with the lagoon to the left

Cemlyn's Changing Coastline 

Cemlyn is a place of big skies; a refuge for wildlife and a sanctuary for those wishing to escape everyday life. But we face a big challenge keeping it that way…

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Wildlife

A parent Arctic tern with their young, fluffy chick

Birdlife at Cemlyn on Anglesey 

Take a walk along the rugged coastline of the north coast of Anglesey and see if you can spot the wide variety of unusual birds that visit the area.

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