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RSPB Cors Ddyga

RSPB wetland near Pentre Berw where you might see bitterns, marsh harriers, otters and water voles.

Pentre Berw
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Central Anglesey
Price
Free
Time needed
1-2 hours
Sat nav
LL60 6LB
Local tip
Bring binoculars. Winter is great for big flocks of wildfowl.

Cors Ddyga, near Pentre Berw and Gaerwen, is a restored wetland of reed beds and wet grassland. A 1.25-mile trail runs through it. In winter look for flocks of lapwing and hunting marsh harriers; in spring, listen for booming bitterns. Otters and water voles live here too.

Good to know

No toilets on site (nearest in Llangefni). Dogs only on public footpaths and cycle paths, not on the RSPB trail. A short section is accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs. The Lôn Las Cefni cycle path runs through.

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Plan your visit

Where to go
Opening times
Daylight hours, every day
Prices
Booking
Not confirmed
Age suitability
Parking
Public transport
Walk
1.25-mile trail
Easy
Car park at Tai’r Gors, Pentre Berw
Step-free access
Not confirmed
Access details
Toilets
Not confirmed
Facilities
Dogs
Allowed with restrictions
Dog rules
Dogs on public paths only, not the RSPB trail.
Details last checked
October 8, 2026
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