You’ll find South Stack Cliffs on Holy Island in Anglesey, a wonderful reserve made up of heathland and farmland set on a stretch of dramatic sea cliffs which face the islets of South Stack. In Spring, Guillemots, Razorbills and Puffins breed on the iconic cliffs. The rare Chough can be seen swooping along the cliffs all year round.
There is a steep up and down pathway from near the RSPB Reserve to the lighthouse. This is a magnificent walk for fit and able walkers. Multiple steps up and down, but you are rewarded for the effort with unbelievable views of the cliffs and sea. There is a flatter route back to the car without the views.
There is a steep pathway to the lighthouse.
This is a very challenging walk . Not for anyone with walking difficulties. Takes a couple of hours.
Best time to visit:
April -July to see puffins and Spring time for Guillemots and Razorbills. Any dry day. Not for rainy or windy day .
Location
Postcode: LL65 1YH
Latitude / Longitude: 53.3039708, -4.686903
Things to do or see
See the rare chough swooping along the cliffs all year round.
Look at lighthouse, hopefully see Puffins on cliffs nearby
Look at the views
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