Coasteering, kayaking and climbing with Anglesey Adventures
Anglesey Adventures runs outdoor adventure days from Holyhead on Anglesey's rugged west coast. Swim, scramble and cliff jump along the coastline on a coasteering trip, paddle sit-on-top kayaks into sea caves and sandy coves around Holyhead Bay, or climb and abseil on the island's sea cliffs. It's a short trip from Trearddur Bay and Rhosneigr and easy to reach from Bangor, and with sessions for ages 6 and up, it suits families, groups of friends and first-timers.
Holyhead, Anglesey
Perfect for families
Beginner sessions available
Gift vouchers available
Anglesey Adventures
Anglesey Outdoors,
Holyhead,
Anglesey,
LL65 2LP
Anglesey Adventures runs coasteering, sea kayaking, rock climbing and abseiling from Holyhead, on the island of Anglesey, with adventure days throughout North Wales.
FAQs
Where is Anglesey Adventures?
Anglesey Adventures is based at Anglesey Outdoors in Holyhead, LL65 2LP, on the west coast of Anglesey, about 2 miles from Holyhead town centre and Trearddur Bay. Some sessions meet at Breakwater Country Park in Holyhead (LL65 1YG), and the team will contact you if the weather means a change of meeting point. See all activities at Anglesey Adventures.
Where can I go coasteering on Anglesey?
Anglesey Adventures runs coasteering on the rocky coastline near Holyhead, with swimming, cliff jumping, diving and scrambling led by local instructors. For more spots around the country, see our guide to where to go coasteering in the UK.
Where can I go coasteering near Bangor?
Holyhead is about 20 miles from Bangor across Anglesey, and Anglesey Adventures runs guided coasteering on the coast there for ages 8 and over.
Where can I go kayaking near Holyhead?
Anglesey Adventures runs guided sit-on-top kayaking around Holyhead Bay, exploring sandy coves, sea caves and sea cliffs with a qualified instructor. It suits families with children aged 6 and over and paddlers of all skill levels.
What is coasteering?
Coasteering means exploring the coastline from the water's edge: swimming, cliff jumping, diving, climbing and scrambling over the rocks with an instructor. Read our beginner's guide to coasteering to find out more.
Do I need any experience?
Not for most sessions. Abseiling needs no experience at all, and kayaking is for all skill levels, with all equipment provided. Rock climbing on Anglesey's sea cliffs calls for some confidence and commitment, as routes can be challenging with demanding approaches.
Are there age limits?
Coasteering and gorge scrambling are for ages 8 and over, and kayaking trips are for ages 6 and over. Check each activity on the Anglesey Adventures booking page before you book.
What should I bring?
Bring the following, and check your booking details for anything specific to your activity:
- Swimwear to wear underneath for coasteering or kayaking
- Old trainers that can get wet, or sturdy footwear for climbing
- A towel and a change of warm clothes
- Water and a snack
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes. Book online before you travel, and check your emails and phone before setting off, as the team may move the meeting point if the weather changes. You can also buy a gift voucher for someone else.
Is Anglesey Adventures suitable for families?
Yes. Kayaking around Holyhead Bay welcomes ages 6 and over, and coasteering and gorge scrambling welcome ages 8 and over, so Anglesey Adventures is a good choice for a family day out on Anglesey.