Bored? Not on Anglesey.

A beach-village day: a lesson or a paddle in the morning, a flat lakeside loop, then a Neolithic tomb above Porth Trecastell.

A flat, mostly traffic-free bike ride from Llangefni to the coast at Malltraeth.

Shipwrecks and a mammoth, three floors of soft play, and a film to finish.

Red squirrels by a forest lake, a medieval royal court and the walk out to Llanddwyn Island.

Marsh harriers, bitterns and winter swans in Anglesey’s quiet heart. Bring binoculars.

An easy day along the Menai Strait: a tiny church island, Telford’s bridge and a climb with a view.

A medieval castle, an ice cream on the seafront and a 6th-century monastery on the island’s eastern tip.

Sandcastles at Church Bay, island life in a thatched cottage and seals off Cemlyn.

Art, island history and a riverside woodland walk, all free and all close together in the county town.

Wales’s most northerly village, a clifftop church and the coloured moonscape of an old copper mine.

A free half day near Moelfre: a 25-ton Neolithic tomb, a Roman-era village and the lifeboat station.

Three family stops within a few minutes of each other on the Menai Strait: an aquarium, a salt works and a working farm.

Country park, clifftop lighthouse and a big sandy beach, with nothing to pay but parking.

Clifftop seabirds, a harbour-side country park, and a film to finish.

Pine forest trails, a huge beach and an island at the end of it. Bring the dog.

Butterflies, reptiles and indoor play at Pili Palas near Menai Bridge.