Wil Stewart, part of the Isle of Anglesey County Council’s Countryside and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) Service, is a passionate advocate for the Breakwater Park. Wil is also one of Wales ‘100 Future Generations Changemakers’. His love…

Beth, Lorna, and Ann are Welsh Official Tourist Guides Association (WOTGA) qualified guides with a passion for Anglesey history. They are among the founders of Anglesey Tourist Guides, a group who came together following a ‘White Badge’ training…

The sparkling sculpture on show at the Dockside Art Gallery is almost as dazzling as artist-owner Dawny Tootes and her fabulous gallery manager, Petra Bourne. They are not only a dedicated gallery space, but they are also a place for a welcome and a…

Located in Fishguard’s centre square, the Abergwaun Hotel is a must-visit for the gastronomically inclined. The hotel is run by Chef Daniel Thomas-Jones and his wife Lois Thomas-Jones. Daniel and Lois opened the doors to their first restaurant in…

Located in the heart of Fishguard, just 500m from the Stena harbour/port entrance you will find the stylish and comfortable Ferryboat Inn (built in the style of a traditional Welsh ‘long house’). Owners Jacqui and Peter run the B&B as their…

The Ucheldre Centre is the beating heart of culture in Holyhead; it is housed in a former convent in the middle of Holyhead, just minutes from the port. The building was rescued from demolition by local residents in the late nineteen eighties and…

Beth Whitney is a genealogist with a passion for Anglesey family history … this is perhaps why she has been to most of the over 100 graveyards of Anglesey! She is a hunter of the dead, finding the places your ancestors are potentially connected to,…

The Holyhead Maritime Museum, located at Newry Beach in Holyhead Harbour, is a must-visit attraction for the whole family. The museum was established in 1986 after dedicated efforts by local volunteers. Initially housed in St Elbods Church, it later…

West Wales Maritime Museum is a working museum situated at Hancock's Yard in Pembroke Dock. Hancock’s Yard has been a boatyard for over 200 years and West Wales Maritime Heritage Society, who run the museum, continue to build and repair boats here,…

This piece is an app-optimised audio storyscape for the Port Places App created by inviting members of the local community of Pembroke Dock in Wales to bring Kathy for virtual walks around the town. This was achieved during the Covid-19 pandemic…