A method of coasteering without plunging into the water, sea level traversing is an exhilarating way to come face to face with the border between land and sea. Our professional instructors will take you to some of the most dramatic stretches of coastline in the UK, where you will use ropes, harnesses and climbing equipment to scramble, climb, abseil and dare to cross a Tyrolean traverse from cliff to cliff.

Anglesey Adventures run sea level traversing trips for all levels of participants and will supply you with all the technical equipment you require.

A more accessible option to wave-riding than surfing, bodyboarding uses smaller, lighter and more manoeuvrable boards that you can learn to carve down the wave face in just one session. Because you don’t have to pop to your feet you can take off later and handle more intense drops, and being on your belly you are closer to the wave, which gives you more of a sense of speed.

Grab a board and get the adrenalin pumping. Anglesey Adventures can provide wetsuits, boards and all equipment needed for bodyboarding.

Navigation skills are essential for anyone wanting to enjoy the mountains in safety, the mountainous areas of the British Isles has changeable weather; short hours of daylight in winter and even popular well used paths demand a certain amount of navigation skills in these conditions.

This course will cover the basic skills of land navigation in a fun, practical and progressive manner, from setting a map and using a compass to pace counting and timing and finally to developing strategies for locating yourself when temporarily geographically embarrassed; or to you and me. Lost!

While much of the enjoyment of scrambling depends on the freedom from technical equipment, unroped scrambling in exposed situations is potentially one of the most dangerous of mountaineering activities. For this reason most guidebooks advise carrying a rope, especially on harder scrambles, which may be used for security on exposed sections, to assist less confident members of the party, or to facilitate retreat in case of difficulty. Above all, scramblers are advised to know their limits and to turn back before they get into difficulties.

We offer Mountain Scrambling Adventures and Skill Based Courses for all abilities! Our personalised approach allows us to customize the experience to best suit your individual goals and needs. Your guides extensive training and years of experience will allow him or her to best provide you with the experience you are looking for while providing you these services at the highest professional standards in the industry.

Tackle Mount Snowdon, the highest peak in England and Wales, or ascend more remote mountain summits of your choice. Anglesey Adventures can organise a mountain walking trip for all ages and abilities. During the course our expert mountaineering instructors will improve your mountain skills, offer practical advice and lead you on a memorable adventure.

See an example of one of our mountain walking courses below. Please note that we will tailor-make a trip according to your goals and abilities. Anglesey Adventures will supply all technical equipment needed.

The Welsh 3000ft Challenge

Embark on one of Britain’s most classic mountain walks and scale the 3000ft peaks of the Snowdon massif, the Glyderau and Carneddau ranges in the heart of Snowdonia. The Welsh 3000’s is a physically challenging experience, during which you will encounter some of the most spectacular and rugged mountains the UK has to offer. Requiring fitness, stamina, determination and some scrambling ability, the route is over 30-miles long with over 13,000ft of ascent. From Pen y Pass in the south to Bwlch y Ddeufaen in the north, you will cross 14 peaks, tackling diverse mountain terrain, knife-edged ridges and wide grassy ridges. It’s hard work, but a rewarding, unforgettable trip.

Sound teaching in personal climbing and movement skills, rope handling and belaying, anchor selection, stance management and abseil retreats will be given. The equally important areas of training for rock climbing, injury avoidance use of guidebooks etc. will also be covered.

The emphasis throughout the course is on developing the student’s core climbing skills whilst gaining essential knowledge on safety aspects and safety skills, to this end-all participants will be encouraged to lead if they wish. Students must therefore take some degree of responsibility for their own safety. Instruction will be directed appropriately to the individual’s stage of development.

If the whole subject of self rescue is new to you, then this short course will give you a no nonsense practical approach to the subject. After a review of basic safety systems, such as belaying and rope systems, we will cover self rescue techniques such as prussiking, escaping from the system and retreating from a crag. Some simple hoist systems will also be covered. In addition to equipping you with these skills we will also look at developing strategies for dealing with crag problems.

Sound teaching in guidebook interpretation, anchor selection, gear placements, and setting up belays will be given. The equally important areas of training for rock climbing, injury avoidance and climbing ethics will also be covered. The emphasis throughout the course is on teaching participants to gain sufficient experience and ability to lead your own routes in the future.