Llwybr Cybi a Seiriol

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57 miles / 92km (Holyhead - Penmon)

Llwybr Cybi a Seiriol is a 57 mile contemporary pilgrimage route based on the story of St Cybi and St Seiriol, two 6th century saints based on Anglesey. Discover their story over 5 days of walking in quiet country lanes and ancient churches, against a backdrop of some of the most breathtaking coastal scenery in Wales.

Part adventure, part spiritual journey, this pilgrim path offers the chance to slow down, leave the rush of modern life behind, and to encounter God in the history, landscape and sacred places of Anglesey.

Passport

Purchase a passport to collect 11 pilgrim stamps. Each design had been created by pupils in schools along the route . The designs reflect the rich heritage and spiritual significance of churches and heritage sites along Llwybr Cybi a Seiriol.

Pilgrim Passport

Cybi and Seiriol - Passport

Map

Day by Day

Narrow coastal path bordered by grass and heather, running alongside a stone wall with the sea visible in the distance.

Day 1 - St Cybi - Valley

Day 1- St Cybi - Valley (PDF)

Simple chapel interior with a wooden cross on a table beneath patterned leaded windows, flanked by two candle holders.

Day 2- Llanfachraeth to Llannerch-y-Medd

Day 2 - Llanfachraeth to Llannerch-y-Medd (PDF)

Rocky shoreline with layered stone slabs and waves washing in, under a cloudy sky; a small building and a few distant

Day 3 - Llannerch-y-Medd - Moelfre

Day 3 - Llannerch-y-Medd - Moelfre (PDF)

Narrow woodland path winding through dense green foliage, with clusters of small white wildflowers lining both sides

Day 4 - Moelfre - Pentraeth

Day 4 - Moelfre - Pentraeth (PDF)

Tall dry reeds bending in the wind under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds, forming a low, open coastal landscape.

Day 5 - Pentraeth - St Seiriol, Penmon

Day 5 - Pentraeth - St Seiriol, Penmon (PDF)

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