Sitting in a peaceful position at the very heart of Anglesey, Felin Menaw sits in the shadows of the windmill ruins and is surrounded by glorious lush Welsh countryside. Providing a lovely mix of modern style with period character, the cottage sleeps four guests in two bedrooms and is an excellent choice for those who want to escape away and enjoy this beautiful part of Wales. There are miles of footpaths and cycling trails, as well as stables for horse riding. A firm favourite with couples, families and friends, the cottage is close to the many attractions on Anglesey including Holyhead, the glorious beaches of Newborough and Porth Dafarch, South Stack Cliffs and Lighthouse, Llynnon Mill and Beaumaris Castle.
The north coast of Anglesey is one of Wales' most beautiful places yet one of the least visited. Gwendon is a spacious single-storey self-catering holiday cottage on the edge of Amlwch with space for six people to sleep in three bedrooms and fantastic views over Bull Bay and the Irish Sea. You can walk to the beach, golf club, shops, cafes and pub, and are no more than a 40-minute drive from anywhere on the island. The layout is perfect for families, welcoming children and well-behaved dogs. Holiday bookings are available all year round with short breaks out of peak seasons.
Rural bliss is yours when you stay at this gorgeous Anglesey holiday home. The two-bedroom cottage is in the tranquil hamlet of Mynydd Bodafon, three miles from Moelfre and other beautiful beaches, with unforgettable walks and bike rides from the door. It sleeps four people with most accommodation on the ground floor, making it ideal for couples or families. You'll love the sense of peace and wellbeing that comes from staying in such a lovely place with its pretty cottage gardens and views towards the coast. Salem is wonderfully comfortable and available for bookings all year round.
The house is truly luxurious with everything from underfloor heating throughout the ground floor & all bathrooms, to whirlpool baths, private balconies and romantic four poster beds. Beautiful period details combine with an abundance of modern technology including 3 dishwashers, ample fridges and freezers and a gorgeous cranberry range cooker with gas hob. Wifi, Ipod docks and ample games for lazy days in or the large gardens are ideal for kids to play football or hide & seek while the adults take on a game of croquet on the terrace. The Kitchen combines both farmhouse charm with period detailing to provide a traditional cooking space with all modern comforts. The dual fuel range cooker combines the efficiency of two fan ovens with the con&am
Islwyn is a beautiful, child friendly period property allowing families to travel light. Perfect not only for adults, but families holidaying together or an extended family break. Just 2 mins from beach and close to the centre of this seaside village. Rhosneigr is a much sought after family destination with beaches, beautiful lake and cliff top walks, pubs, wonderful rock pools & sand dunes to explore. Islwyn has plenty of space for everyone ; downstairs there is a living room for grown ups and also one for the children , an eat in kitchen, a large utility and a games room at the back of the house. 5 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms - upstairs is set up is for 8 adults and 4 children (the bunk beds are not suitable for adults. Should 10 adults wish to stay they would need to use the Day bed in the games room which can sleep 2 adults) . We have a small yard with patio table & chairs for 8 adults
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The countryside of Anglesey is full of mysterious Welsh monuments from Ancient times. Discover megaliths and menhirs (prehistoric standing stones) which can be found all over the Isle of Anglesey. There are also stories that Anglesey was home to the Celtic druids. Bryn Celli Ddu, The Mound in the Dark Grove, is an ancient burial chamber that can be found on the island. With menhirs, inscribed stones and an accessible chamber, the whole place has an aura of Celtic druid spirituality and mystery. Beaumaris Castle is a more traditional monument, dating back to the 13th century. With a beautiful spiral tower and sparkling moat, it is a picturesque mark on the Welsh countryside, which is why it has been named as a World Heritage Site. The prison cells at nearby Beaumaris Gaol are said to be haunted and await those ready to be spooked!
The Welsh language is an important part of life in Anglesey, with over 70% of the population speaking Welsh. The Isle of Anglesey is home to the village with the longest name in the United Kingdom, Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. The name roughly translates to 'St Mary's Church in the hollow of the white hazel near the rapid whirlpool and the church of St Tysilio with a red cave'. Tourist spots in the village include the railway station with the infamous village sign and the Marquess of Anglesey's Column, which offers stunning views of the county.
The isles of Anglesey and Holyhead are well-known for their beautiful coastlines. With magical coves and rock pools, as well as untouched bays and perfect picnic spots, a trip to Anglesey would be incomplete without visiting the seaside. There are amazing sights to be seen with boats offering the chance to see animals such as seals, porpoises and dolphins. Those who enjoy sea fishing will also have a fantastic time! The village of Newborough's beaches connect to a wonderful forest and it is close to Llanddwyn Island. Home to many Welsh legends, the small isle has associations with Dwynwen, the Welsh version of St. Valentine. The remains of St. Dwynwen's Church can be found on the isle, as well as alluring stories of the Saint.
People who love activities bound in nature will love the county of Anglesey. Walking, cycling and horse riding are all catered for with wonderful trails and paths throughout the Isles. The nearby mountainous area of Snowdonia provides an amazing backdrop to the county's untouched landscapes. Beautiful bays, comfortable holiday cottages, ancient Welsh monuments, Blue Flag beaches and the spiritual nature of Anglesey, as well as its Welsh-speaking people, all make it a charming and captivating holiday destination.