What's On

Weekly quiz night at The Stag. Money raised goes to a variety of good causes.

The Harbour Sports Bar.

The Cemaes Crafters meet every Monday evening to craft, chat and have a panad. All welcome.

Starting at Cemaes, on this guided bike tour, we cycle within sight of the coast, before looping inland on this scenic rural and gently undulating ride along quiet lanes, more populated by walkers than cars.

Along the way, we’ll visit Cemlyn lagoon and nature reserve, the home of thousands of endangered terns, elegant seabirds who nest on the lagoon islands over the summer months.

Before the advent of the modern road network, the seas were our communication highways, so it’s no surprise that Anglesey has a long history of seafaring!

We’ll share stories from Anglesey’s maritime history, including tales of those who profited legally and illegally from a seafaring life and of those early pioneers who put their own lives at risk to safeguard seafarers caught in a storm. You’ll hear at first hand from an Eighteenth-century squire and diarist, among others, how essential seaborne cargoes were for everyday life in rural Anglesey.

We’ll break the journey with lunch or a choice of magnificent cakes (or both!) at the delightful community café at Llanfechell.

14 miles / 22.5 km

600′ / 183 m

See our website for dates. Tours must be booked in advance. Tour £40 (+ online booking fee), optional bike hire £30, minimum age 16.

Starting at Cemaes, on this guided bike tour, we cycle within sight of the coast, before looping inland on this scenic rural and gently undulating ride along quiet lanes, more populated by walkers than cars.

Along the way, we’ll visit Cemlyn lagoon and nature reserve, the home of thousands of endangered terns, elegant seabirds who nest on the lagoon islands over the summer months.

Before the advent of the modern road network, the seas were our communication highways, so it’s no surprise that Anglesey has a long history of seafaring!

We’ll share stories from Anglesey’s maritime history, including tales of those who profited legally and illegally from a seafaring life and of those early pioneers who put their own lives at risk to safeguard seafarers caught in a storm. You’ll hear at first hand from an Eighteenth-century squire and diarist, among others, how essential seaborne cargoes were for everyday life in rural Anglesey.

We’ll break the journey with lunch or a choice of magnificent cakes (or both!) at the delightful community café at Llanfechell.

14 miles / 22.5 km

600′ / 183 m

See our website for dates. Tours must be booked in advance. Tour £40 (+ online booking fee), optional bike hire £30, minimum age 16.

Pirates Ahoy! Cemaes Boat Club is holding its annual Beach Party. Games – and a bar – on Traeth Mawr (Big Beach) based in and around the far beach car park.

Starting at Cemaes, on this guided bike tour, we cycle within sight of the coast, before looping inland on this scenic rural and gently undulating ride along quiet lanes, more populated by walkers than cars.

Along the way, we’ll visit Cemlyn lagoon and nature reserve, the home of thousands of endangered terns, elegant seabirds who nest on the lagoon islands over the summer months.

Before the advent of the modern road network, the seas were our communication highways, so it’s no surprise that Anglesey has a long history of seafaring!

We’ll share stories from Anglesey’s maritime history, including tales of those who profited legally and illegally from a seafaring life and of those early pioneers who put their own lives at risk to safeguard seafarers caught in a storm. You’ll hear at first hand from an Eighteenth-century squire and diarist, among others, how essential seaborne cargoes were for everyday life in rural Anglesey.

We’ll break the journey with lunch or a choice of magnificent cakes (or both!) at the delightful community café at Llanfechell.

14 miles / 22.5 km

600′ / 183 m

See our website for dates. Tours must be booked in advance. Tour £40 (+ online booking fee), optional bike hire £30, minimum age 16.

Starting at Cemaes, on this guided bike tour, we cycle within sight of the coast, before looping inland on this scenic rural and gently undulating ride along quiet lanes, more populated by walkers than cars.

Along the way, we’ll visit Cemlyn lagoon and nature reserve, the home of thousands of endangered terns, elegant seabirds who nest on the lagoon islands over the summer months.

Before the advent of the modern road network, the seas were our communication highways, so it’s no surprise that Anglesey has a long history of seafaring!

We’ll share stories from Anglesey’s maritime history, including tales of those who profited legally and illegally from a seafaring life and of those early pioneers who put their own lives at risk to safeguard seafarers caught in a storm. You’ll hear at first hand from an Eighteenth-century squire and diarist, among others, how essential seaborne cargoes were for everyday life in rural Anglesey.

We’ll break the journey with lunch or a choice of magnificent cakes (or both!) at the delightful community café at Llanfechell.

14 miles / 22.5 km

600′ / 183 m

See our website for dates. Tours must be booked in advance. Tour £40 (+ online booking fee), optional bike hire £30, minimum age 16.

Starting at Cemaes, on this guided bike tour, we cycle within sight of the coast, before looping inland on this scenic rural and gently undulating ride along quiet lanes, more populated by walkers than cars.

Along the way, we’ll visit Cemlyn lagoon and nature reserve, the home of thousands of endangered terns, elegant seabirds who nest on the lagoon islands over the summer months.

Before the advent of the modern road network, the seas were our communication highways, so it’s no surprise that Anglesey has a long history of seafaring!

We’ll share stories from Anglesey’s maritime history, including tales of those who profited legally and illegally from a seafaring life and of those early pioneers who put their own lives at risk to safeguard seafarers caught in a storm. You’ll hear at first hand from an Eighteenth-century squire and diarist, among others, how essential seaborne cargoes were for everyday life in rural Anglesey.

We’ll break the journey with lunch or a choice of magnificent cakes (or both!) at the delightful community café at Llanfechell.

14 miles / 22.5 km

600′ / 183 m

See our website for dates. Tours must be booked in advance. Tour £40 (+ online booking fee), optional bike hire £30, minimum age 16.