Struggling to find something super fun and exciting that the whole family will enjoy this October half term? How does zipping through the stunning waters of Anglesey on a high-speed boat sound? Even better, how about doing it for a fantastic price with our special "kids go half price" offer?

Yesterday Harry took Explorer and 12 happy customers on our 'Around Anglesey' Explorer Trip. Check out what they saw, and where they went below!

Our new trip launches soon; Caernarfon Adventure. A 90 minute trip that boasts the castle from a new perspective as well as exploring the fascinating sights along the Menai Strait.

The RYA Powerboat Level 2 Course is designed to provide you with the skills and knowledge necessary to handle a powerboat safely and confidently in a variety of situations. Here's what you can generally expect from the course:

Winter storms, low pressures, new moon and high tides. These are the ingredients for the super high tides we have recently seen on the Menai Strait.

What is it?

Why do we celebrate it?

Whats the connection to Llanddwyn Island?

... and how you can visit the magical island!

New Year, New Trips and NEW Adventures

We have added two NEW trips this year.. why not read below to get excited about the upcoming season!

We like to take all of our own footage and make the most of beautiful days like yesterday...

Our first Summer of Coastal Cookouts was a HUGE success...

Learn all about our new Explorer Trips; where you will travel and which trip you will go for...

After a busy day in the boat yard we like nothing better than sitting in the sun with a drink.

If you are new to Menai Bridge | Porthaethwy then we have compiled a short and sweet guide to the best places to go…

We would like to introduce you to our BRAND NEW boat. Welcome aboard Explorer!

Within a one hour drive distance from Chester, Liverpool, Manchester and Derbyshire, north Wales is the perfect day out for all the family.

Make sure you are well prepared, and come and have some fun!

The greatest misunderstanding of drowning, perpetuated by what we see on the telly, is that a drowning person actually does not look like a drowning person. Shouting and splashing? Doesn’t happen. Drowning is almost always a deceptively quiet event.