Anglesey Tour 2027

LPS MEMBERS ONLY

  • Price

    £795

  •   Dates

    8th November – 12th November 2027

  •  Group Size

    Max 7

  • Includes

    All travel – 4 nights single ensuite occupancy accommodation in the beautiful Llywelyn-Fawr house (https://www.arosmon.com/) at Aberffraw - 4 days photography support & guidance

  • About the property

    Detached home with hot tub: Llywelyn-Fawr is a detached holiday home in Aberffraw, notable for its on-property hot tub and a real fire, and it stands a short walk from Traeth Mawr Beach.

    Living areas and fireplace: The living area centres on the real fire and includes a TV and a dining table for shared meals.

    Well equipped kitchen: The kitchen is fitted with an oven, stovetop, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, toaster, electric kettle and a coffee machine.

    Bedrooms and bathrooms: The property has eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms.

  • Not Included

    Travel Insurance - food and drinks

  • Start/ End Point

    Dalton Square in Lancaster 

  •  Level of Fitness

    Average level of fitness required

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Llywelyn-Fawr house

What to expect on the Isle of Anglesey

The Isle of Anglesey is a fantastic destination for landscape photographers, offering a wonderful variety of dramatic coastlines, rugged cliffs, historic landmarks, picturesque villages and beautiful beaches. With its ever-changing light, spectacular sunrises and sunsets, and stunning seascapes, Anglesey provides endless opportunities for photographers throughout the year.

Some of the island's most popular photographic locations include:

  • Baron Hill, Beaumaris – The atmospheric ruins of this former mansion house offer opportunities for woodland photography, architectural details and moody compositions.

  • Penmon Lighthouse – One of Anglesey's most recognisable landmarks, providing superb seascape opportunities, particularly at sunrise and sunset, with Puffin Island in the distance.

  • South Stack Lighthouse – A spectacular location featuring dramatic cliffs, crashing waves and the iconic lighthouse, ideal for long exposures and dramatic coastal photography.

  • Llanddwyn Island – A beautiful location with its lighthouse, old pilot cottages, sandy beaches and mountain views across the Menai Strait. Particularly impressive during golden hour.

  • Church in the Sea (St Cwyfan's Church) – A wonderfully atmospheric little church sitting on a rocky island, surrounded by the sea. A favourite subject for photographers, especially with dramatic skies and incoming tides.

  • Parys Mountain – A fascinating landscape of colourful mineral deposits, abandoned industrial workings and unusual textures that provide almost otherworldly photographic opportunities.

  • Rhosneigr Beach – Beautiful sandy beaches, rock formations and reflections, making it ideal for seascapes and long-exposure photography.

  • Cable Bay – A lovely sheltered bay with interesting rock formations, sandy beaches and beautiful coastal views.

  • Cemlyn Bay – Known for its striking coastal scenery, shingle beach and lagoon, offering opportunities for wildlife and landscape photography.

  • Moelfre – A picturesque fishing village with its harbour, lifeboat station and rugged coastline.

  • Beaumaris – A charming historic town featuring its castle, Victorian pier and attractive waterfront, with wonderful views towards Snowdonia.

  • Red Wharf Bay – A huge sweeping sandy bay offering beautiful patterns, reflections and opportunities for minimalist photography.

  • Cemaes Bay – A traditional coastal village with a picturesque harbour, colourful boats and rugged surrounding coastline.

A photographer's paradise

Whether you enjoy dramatic seascapes, long exposures, woodland photography, historic architecture or intimate landscape details, Anglesey has something to offer every photographer. Its varied coastline and ever-changing weather conditions make it a destination worth visiting time and time again, with endless opportunities to capture something truly special.