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Located in the grounds of the court of Prince Llewellyn the ancient ruler of Wales, ‘Mabon’s House’ lies within a traditional stone built complex. Accessed up a flight of stone stairs you enter a newly refurbished, modern apartment that feels worlds away from its historical setting. The contemporary decoration and open plan living area gives a lovely feeling of space to the relaxed sitting room, dining area and fully equipped kitchen. The multi-aspect windows offer views out over the common, the rolling dunes, and the neighbouring farmland. The spacious double bedroom boasts an ensuite shower room and the skylights in the sloping ceilings allow a nightly glimpse of Anglesey’s renowned Dark Skies. Please note that once a booking has been accepted we will reach out and ask for your personal email address. Airbnb creates an unique email address for all correspondence, however it blocks any emails with attachments therefore we have been unable to send access and directions to allow customers to find and enter the property. We seek your personal email address to avoid this and to ensure smooth communications and a stress-free break with us on Anglesey.

Located in the grounds of the court of Prince Llewellyn the ancient ruler of Wales, ‘Mabon’s House’ lies within a traditional stone built complex. Accessed up a flight of stone stairs you enter a newly refurbished, modern apartment that feels worlds away from its historical setting. The contemporary decoration and open plan living area gives a lovely feeling of space to the relaxed sitting room, dining area and fully equipped kitchen. The multi-aspect windows offer views out over the common, the rolling dunes, and the neighbouring farmland. The spacious double bedroom boasts an ensuite shower room and the skylights in the sloping ceilings allow a nightly glimpse of Anglesey’s renowned Dark Skies.

Aberffraw - Welcome to the true capital of Wales! On the surface Aberffraw is a small, quiet village on the west coast of Anglesey at the mouth of the gently flowing River Ffraw renowned for its spectacular sand dunes and immense stretch of sandy beach. The village of today, however, sits on the site of a medieval ‘llys’ or princely court, born out of the Royal House of Aberffraw from which Llywelyn Fawr or Llywelyn the Great, descended. Llywelyn was the de facto ruler of all Wales, dominating Wales for 40 years. There is no denying the historical importance of the House of Aberffraw with many local places and names still bearing reference to this. Today Aberffraw is a peaceful and immensely scenic get-away-from-it-all village. Set right on the Coastal path, it is a walkers paradise with plenty of options for all abilities. Follow the path down the estuary and you will see birdlife of all kinds. Where the river meets the sea, you will enjoy endless views of the sea, mountains, Bardsey island and the Llyn Penninsula beyond. A walk in the other direction and you may see cattle grazing gently in the heathland, as you head over the impressive sand dune range to ‘Traeth Mawr’, literally ‘big’ or ‘great’ beach with its endless sands, this has been called the Sahara of Wales! The village boasts a fantastic pub ‘Y Goron’ or ‘The Crown’, which serves hearty, home-cooked food. The village shop is on hand for all the essentials and the thriving tea-rooms at Llys Llywelyn will make sure you will need to get walking, after you sample their home-cooked food and endless cakes! The Church in the Sea, or St Cwfan’s church is another must-see hidden gem. Built in the 7th century, the church now stands on the islet of Cribinau separated from the mainland by years of coastal erosion. Against the odds this beautiful little church stands proud and bravely on a rock, and is quite a sight to behold. Church services are held regularly in the summer months, with occasional weddings and Christenings, all of course romantically dictated by the tides! The cove in which the church sits, is a gentle walk of about a mile from Aberffraw village. If the village doesn’t offer you enough history, the nearby Neolithic burial chamber of Barclodiad y Gawres is a must see, not just for the history and heritage but the location, surrounding walks and views are stunning. Walkable along the coastal path, it lies about 4 miles from Aberffraw, or a short drive of 2 miles will bring you to a parking spot from where it is a 5-10 minute, fairly level walk by narrow path. Further afield the larger village of Rhosneigr is about 4 miles away by road, 7 miles if you take on the coast path – trust us, you won’t be disappointed. There is also a daily, regular bus service for those who don’t want to walk back! Whatever your plans for your Anglesey holiday, you will not fail to be charmed by the historic, proud and immensely scenic little Welsh gem that is Aberffraw.

Stay in a tent on our lovely family farm, located in the small yet idealy located village of Newborough. There is something for everyone from local attractions to natural attractions.

The blue flag award beach of Llanddwyn only a mile away and just 20min drive to mount snowdon. Fantastic seenery of the north wales mountain range. Plenty of places to dine out for lunch and dinner.

In central Anglesey, the quiet village of Llangristiolus is ideally located for visiting the beautiful island as well as being close to Snowdonia and other North Wales areas. Rhos y Ffordd is a 200 year old cottage extended over the years, and the space is a large ensuite bedroom with attached sitting room accessed through a shared front door. The bedroom overlooks the garden which guests are welcome to use for relaxing and barbeque in fine weather.

You will have a private bedroom and separate sitting area; the sitting room is equipped with kettle, toaster and fridge. We provide some food items (bread, cereal, milk etc) as well as crockery and cutlery, tea and coffee, so you can prepare a breakfast, but there are no facilities for cooking in the space.

Llangristiolus is a quiet rural area , there is a pub serving food within 10 minutes walk, and plenty of other resturants and bars a short drive away in many of the nearby villages and towns.

Our cottage is ideal for couples, solo stays, business travellers, access to on/off island attractions, or just stay in for peace and quiet. Excellent for walkers, cyclists, nature lovers, bird watchers, anyone with limited mobility and room for one dog, and travel cot etc for a baby under 2yrs. Located off the drive are 5 privately-owned cottages, converted farm outbuildings. Parking near your front door. Rear patio has a tumble dryer in the shed. Local shop/chippie 5min walk.

Don't worry about bringing basic food items. I leave a box of breakfast goodies with cereals, jam, marmalade, honey plus sauces etc. There is also tea, coffee and sugar. Butter and milk in the fridge and bread in the bread box to start you off. I don’t actually cook your breakfast! A bottle of wine (let me know via message your preference - red or white - or if you prefer ... cider / beer / lager) & bags of crisps to unwind you after travelling! Peace and quiet ...... Secure and safe ..... Friendly neighbours ...... Relax in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty ..... Majority of island's landmarks can be reached after a leisurely drive on quiet roads. DON'T FORGET TO CHECK YOUR AIRBNB FULL ITINERARY EMAIL. SENT TO YOU 3 DAYS BEFORE ARRIVAL. IT GIVES YOU THE KEYBOX CODE & FULL DIRECTIONS! Base price EVERY NIGHT OF THE YEAR - NO SUMMER OR BANK HOLIDAY PRICE INCREASES !!!! Price is £55 per night from Jan 2020. If you book a stay of 7 or more nights then there is a 15% reduction. WiFi access is up and running in the cottage. Once you’re on, it’s super fast unlimited fibre broadband.

Plenty of easy walking, and the Forestry has cycle paths too if you are bringing yours. Back on the mainland lots to see and do. For the energetic travellers there is always climbing Snowdon and the ZipWire for the brave! Train up Snowdon for the less energetic! You can be almost anywhere on the island within half an hour or so. Carting track, racing track, regular Sunday car boot and market at Mona - something for everyone. On the island Plas Newydd National Trust house to visit, beautiful Beaumaris too. There are boat trips, rip rides, gardens, great food, art galleries and crafts, RNLI at Moelfre, South Stack Lighthouse, Copper Mountain at Amlwch, family friendly beaches - the list goes on. Recommend the Oriel close to Llangefni, for island history and artwork, next to golf range and course. On the mainland Bangor cathedral and town, Caernarfon, visit the mountains, slate mines, castles, gardens - whatever floats your boat! Yes, you can even hire canoes/kayaks by the day! We use the small local shops - very friendly, but Tesco at Bangor deliver and Llangefni has Asda, Iceland, Farm Foods, Lidl and Aldi. Fish&Chips, newspapers, milk, off-licence etc are 5min walk into the village, a pub - The Joiners - but check his opening hours first, as the landlord is a law unto himself! The White Lion in Newborough (less than 10min drive) is a dog-friendly pub, and serves meals too. There is also a cafe/craft room in Malltraeth, with great home-made meals and cakes. Details of a useful website for dog owners so you can find ‘dog friendly’ pubs is in the cottage folder. If you want it before, I can text it to you when you’ve booked.

AIR B&B NEWBOROUGH ANGLESEY. WE ARE PLACED IN THE SOUTH WEST CORNER OF ANGLESEY IN THE VILLAGE OF NEWBOROUGH JUST 150 YARDS OFF THE 4080 ON THE ROAD TO THE FAMOUS NEWBOROUGH BEACH . NOW THE FAMILY HAVE ALL GROWN AND LEFT HOME WE FIND OURSELVES WITH EMPTY ROOMS ONE OF WHICH WE OFFER TO USE TO THE CASUAL VISITOR OR TOURISTS . THE ROOM IS A DOUBLE AND OFFERS FRESH CLEAN LOOK WITH FACILITIES TO MAKE TEA COFFEE ETC ,FREE WI -FI EXCLUSIVE USE OF A BATHROOM WITH WALK IN SHOWER-LARGE BATH ETC .

WE ARE MOSTLY AVAILABLE FOR GUIDANCE OF LOCAL ATTRACTIONS AND DIRECTIONS TO SAME AND OFFER A RANGE OF PAMPHLETS FOR YOUR PERUSALS OF PLACES OF INTEREST,OUR BLUE FLAG BEACH IS FAMOUS WITH LLANDDWYN ISLAND AND THE HISTORIC RUINS ,AND FOREST WALKS IN THE RED SQUIRREL WOODLANDS .

150 YARDS FROM US IS A WELL STOCKED SHOP ,A GREAT FRIENDLY CAFE ,AND OUR LOCAL THE WHITE LION . JUST A SHORT DRIVE WILL TAKE YOU TO MANY LOCAL ATTRACTIONS,MUSEUM OF TRANSPORT AND AGRICULTURE, THE MODEL VILLAGE,SEA ZOO, MARRAM GRASS RESTAURANT, ALL ON THE DOORSTEP .

Comfortable newly refurbished studio style room for 2 people located on the ground floor of our family farmhouse. Conveniently situated 3 minutes from junction 5, A55 expressway. Great location for exploring nearby seaside village of Rhosneigr and surrounding beautiful beaches. On route for visiting Anglesey Circuit. The studio has a very comfortable super king size bed that can be separated into two single beds .(Please advice of your requirements). Shower room with underfloor heating.

Kitchenette comprises sink, fridge, microwave , toaster, kettle and breakfast bar. Property has a large driveway with off road parking for guests. Outside seating area with table and chairs. Covered storage space is available on request for bikes, water sports equipment, walking boots etc.

Semi rural location on beautiful island of Anglesey. Five minutes drive from local beaches and nearby village of Rhosneigr. Ideal for exploring Anglesey and Snowdonia, for the adventurous or for a relaxing break

Enjoy quite literally this little bit of paradise. Set in the stunning, unspoilt south west corner of Anglesey, overlooking the Snowdonia mountains and Llyn peninsula, our custom-made shepherd's hut offers you a genuine get- away from it all experience! It's a real shepherd's hut with our friendly sheep nearby, ducks, chickens and loads of open space to explore and relax in. This is a true 'off grid' stay, complete with eco- composting toilet, wood-burning stove, and working small-holding.

The view here is breathtaking and this with the sense of retreat is what we most want guests to experience. There's no wifi, so you can disconnect from the busyness for a while and reconnect with family and friends. This is glamping, built by us and our friends to make the most of the view, but without cutting corners on comfort and style. We have designed the space so that there's an option for up to four people to stay comfortably, with one double bedroom and the living area seating that can be made up into a second double bed. There's a barbeque and outdoor seating as well as a campfire circle you can toast marshmallows on! In addition, there's a small gas stove for you to boil the kettle inside on those wet days which occasionally occur! You will be able to park your car nearby on our land after you've unloaded your things but we do have children and animals so we want to keep cars off the field and away from the communal areas. You will have use of the bathroom, shower and washing up facilities down in the main house which is a couple of minutes walk away.There's also a fridge/freezer for your use in the utility room. The shepherd's hut is located in a field up quite a sloped track and about 150 metres from the house. The composting toilet which we've affectionately nick-named 'loo with a view' sits alongside the hut. In colder months we will provide the first basket of logs and thereafter, by negotiation. We could happily accommodate tents for additional friends/family at £10 a tent/per night on request.

Anglesey is a small island off the North Wales coast and close to the mountains and sea. We are located about 3 miles from the nearest beach and close to the vast Newborough forest where you can often spot red squirrels. Llanddwyn island is just on the doorstop as well which is a favourite for walkers, wind-surfers and photographers and has miles of safe, sandy beach. There are plenty of family attractions in the area including the sea zoo, Foel farm and the famous Halen Mon (Anglesey sea-salt ). Alternatively, if walking is your thing, the Anglesey coastal footpath offers a manageable challenge. If you want a lazy morning strolling around the little towns and villages, you can finish up in one of the many welcoming coffee shops where you can stop and watch the world go by. There are 3 supermarkets 12 minutes drive away and the A55 is very easily accessible.

Bright, Comfortable Caravan in sunny southern Anglesey. Well bahaved pets very welcome. Situated in the grounds of a private house surrounded by fields and farms with country lanes perfect for walkers and cyclists. Nearby beaches include wild and beautiful Aberffraw and surfers' paradise Rhosneigr. Sit on the verandah and gaze across the lawns to the mountains of Snowdonia! Easy access to the A55 with Holyhead, Llangefni and the mainland all less than 30 minutes' away.

Personally tended by the owner - whatever you need, just ask!

There are some extra charges that you will need to select if they apply to you: - * Pets Charge - This property allows up to 2 extra dogs and are charged at £25 each Why should you stay here? * Malltraeth Estuary and Newborough Forest * Romantic Llanddwyn Island * Cottage for 2 with log burner * Private parking * Pet friendly Amenities: Bed Linen & Towels, Kitchen, heating, FREE internet access, Wood burning fireplace, Towels, Private parking, Pets are welcome, Garden (Private), Parking, Family friendly; Bathroom: shower, bathtub, toilet, Bathroom; Bedroom: king size bed; Kitchen in the living / dining room: stove, oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, sofa, Cookware & Kitchen Utensils, Crockery & Cutlery, Washing Machine, Cable TV, DVD, Dryer;

SERENDIPITY cottage offers you a cosy lounge space, with seating to relax and unwind. A Wood burner is ideal for cozy, romantic evenings in whilst catching up with your favourite shows or playing board games, listening to music or reading your favourite book. The kitchen has a set of modern fitted units and space for prepping a beach picnic or cooking a delicious meal to enjoy with a glass of chilled wine. Two well-presented king size bedrooms. New fresh shower room.

Rain or shine there's plenty to see and do on Anglesey but to get the most from your visit then plan for walking and fresh air. With a car you can explore the whole island in a few days, from beautiful beaches to National trust visits and great restaurants. If the weather isn't great and you'd rather stay dry and cosy, then get the log burner lit, get a board game started or a good Netflix film on. The kitchen is small but perfect for organising tasty meals, tv nibbles or picnics for the beach. Bedrooms are spacious and have king size beds, an award winning memory foam mattress in the front bedroom or firm sprung mattress in the back room perfect for a relaxing good nights sleep after day of fresh air and exploration and a hot shower.

Step out of the front door into the street and walk a few paces to enjoy some of the most magnificent beach, mountain and coastal views around. The local Chip shop opens at 6am for News papers and Bacon butties. It sells basic provisions too if you need a loaf or welsh cake, chocolate, closes at 4pm until 8pm when the fryer gets turned on for fish suppers, you can sit on the picnic bench on the estuary whilst you eat and drink beer and watch the sun go down.Serendipity cottage offers a superb base for exploring this picturesque coastline, with easy access into the nearby town of Llangefni for a variety of shops. You are ideally placed right on the beachfront, perfect for early morning walks. Venture towards the picturesque Plas Newydd, which offers an adventure playground for exploration, with treehouses, a frisbee golf course and plenty of opportunities for country and woodland walks, with some of the most spectacular views of Snowdonia. Serendipity Cottage is the perfect property for a peaceful and tranquil holiday by the coast of Anglesey.It’s about 40 minutes drive to the base of Snowdon if you fancy a good climb, its well worth it for the views. You need to allow 7 hrs to get up and down unless you get the train back which will speed up the experience and is perfectly acceptable. The local pub, the joiners arms is just across from the chip shop, it’s a locals pub and the drink are very reasonably priced.Marine zoo Newborough Warren with Red Squirrel sanctuary Great walks including Penmon lighthouse Coastal path Windsurfing at Rhosneigr Kayaking Cycling opportunities Pony trekking Kite flying on the beach Twitching for the local birds

A traditional Welsh cottage in the heart of North Wales on the island of Anglesey. Situated on the road leading to Newborough Beach and Llanddwyn Island. This beautiful cottage is within a 2 minute drive to the beach. The cottage boasts window views of the Snowdonia mountain range and the Menai Straits.

Coleg Bach is a 2 minute drive or 10 minute walk to the entrance of one of the best rated beaches in the UK. There is a local cafe, pub, store and takeaway within a 1 minute walk. The cottage offers complimentary tea, coffee, milk, sugar and biscuits. Newborough beach is roughly one mile from the cottage, you can get there by walking along the famous Anglesey coastal path through Newborough forest, or a short 1 minute drive to the car park. Guests can use the cottage beach pass for FREE which saves a £5 entry fee (ideal if your planning on visiting the beach more than once) and it also gives you access to a private car park on the beach itself. The cottage is ideal for couples or families looking for a few nights relaxing, sat infront of the cosy fire, or for the more adventurous type who love the outdoor scenery and coastal walks. A gas BBQ will be available to use from May. (Gas bottle and all utensils are on site)

The cottage is situated in a perfect location for exploring. I have left plenty of leaflets for guests to browse so they can pick which activities they would like to do on their stay. If you require any recommendations I'm more than happy to help.

At the end of a private lane and set in pleasant, private surroundings close to the A55 this static home offers all the comforts you require to have a pleasurable break or holiday on our beautiful island of Anglesey. The property offers private secure parking and enough room should you wish to bring a boat, jet ski, surfboards, bikes etc. The home and garden are part of Tyn Y Bont which is set in 8 acres of land and is used mainly for the grazing of the family's six horses.

We own two wonderful Clydesdales, Lady and Archie who will be more than pleased to make your acquaintance. We also have an ex racehorse, Misty two cobs Buzz and Frankie and finally a Shetland pony, Princess who lives up to her name and rules the lot of them!! We have eight ducks which keep us supplied with delicious eggs.

There are delightful walks at Penrhos on the way to Holyhead. Rhosneigr has a delightful beach and you can marvel at the skill of the windsurfers and kitesurfers and perhaps have a coffee and a cake at the Surfers café near the beach. You can also see the jets taking off and landing at nearby RAF valley. Aberffraw has plenty of parking at the side of the river which flows down to the sea and if you follow this you come to a very large beautiful beach or you can walk around the dunes for miles. Newborough Forest has acres of walks and access to the beach if you look very carefully you might see red squirrels in either of these places.

Contemporary, 2 bedroom luxury chalet lodge set in the countryside of Anglesey – thoughtfully designed to offer stylish, relaxing holiday accommodation. Not suitable for children.

* Enter the property through private wooden gates at the top of the drive, to find this immaculate luxury lodge. Located in a lovely elevated spot with stunning panoramic views of the Snowdonia mountain range and surrounded by the countryside and green fields. * When you step inside Perthi Lodge after a busy day of adventures you'll be greeted by a bright, open plan living space that makes an impressive place to spend time together. * Open plan interiors with patio doors onto balcony decking with dining table and chairs for sitting out and enjoying meals while observing the sublime views. There are also 2 beautifully appointed double bedrooms both with en-suite shower rooms. * At the rear of the lodge and through the side gate you have a large lawn with patio and seating area. It is completely private and an ideal spot for a barbecue on a sunny day or just unwind anytime and admire the views. * The caring owners live nearby but not intrusively, guests will be welcomed with freshly baked cakes and eggs from their own hens.  * Situated in the centre of the island, this is a perfect location for exploring and is an ideal property for couples or friends to enjoy. This is a great cycling area - bring your bikes and keep them in the shed next to the chalet.

Walk across the bridge to enter the property at the first floor and the first thing you'll say is wow! Stunning views across the Malltraeth estuary, Newborough forest and Snowdon beyond. Open plan living upstairs, with balcony, all soak up the sunshine and the views. Bedrooms are downstairs, with a lower decked area leading out to the play zone. A huge lawn, great for cricket, runs down to the waters edge, or go further for paddle boarding, kayaking, or a play in the river with the kids.

Built in 2016 the house is very well insulated with little or no heating required. If its a mid winter cold snap, the UFH will keep you toasty. If that's not enough or you just want the effect, the log burner can kick out some serious heat, making it a perfect snug hideaway. The house is set out perfectly for modern living style, where enjoying the views and feeling of space are paramount. It’s the perfect place to spend quality family time and leave the stresses all behind and switch off. Ideal for family get togethers in North Wales.

Malltraeth is the perfect venue for an island getaway. Beautiful beaches, forests, the Menai straits, oh and more beaches, Newborough, Aberffraw, Rhosneigr, all under 10 minutes drive. Sit on the balcony and enjoy the stunning views across Snowdonia and one of North wales finest landscapes!

Swnymor is a homely space for you to come and enjoy your stay on our lovely island of Anglesey. This is a spacious and comfortable room with tea making facilities and TV. There is a large bathroom and separate toilet for our guests to share. Our hearty breakfast is served upstairs in the dining room overlooking Malltraeth Estuary and Snowdonia. The surrounding area contains the spectacular Newborough forest and beaches. Free Wifi. We have additional rooms for rent, please see our other listings.

Jai-Mor is perfectly located for all your coastal adventures! This delightful, bright family home overlooks the river & riverside beach which lead down to the beautiful sandy beach of Aberffraw. Jai-Mor has cosy open plan living spaces and superb panoramic views across across the dunes to Snowdonia and the Llyn Peninsula giving Jai-Mor a real 'wow' factor. Aside from the beach, there are countless walks from the house, plus a village shop, pub and cafe, so you can park your car for the week!

Jai-Mor underwent total renovation in 2017 to create this welcoming family home. The large ground floor open-plan living area has a fully equipped kitchen, dining table, sofa and wood burner, and opens out onto a large wooden decked area with views across the dunes. Go upstairs to the snug sitting room (with smart TV) to fully appreciate the panoramic views Jai-Mor offers. Furnished with comfy sofas its easy to while away the hours watching the ever changing scenery and local birdlife. Starlings can be seen regularly perching and flying in front of the gable window and House Martins return every year. It's fascinating to watch them so close! The master bedroom also makes the most of the views. On clear days enjoy the sun rise over Mount Snowden from your bed with your morning cuppa. Two smaller bedrooms are neatly located downstairs facing onto the garden, where there is a second wooden decking space to soak up the evening sun. The double bedroom has direct access onto the back garden. The main bathroom with bath and double headed shower is downstairs, and upstairs next to the master bedroom is a second loo and basin. There is a kids climbing wall for traversing (at your own risk) and a small sandpit. The porch area is the dumping ground for boots and jackets and has a washing machine, sink and box of beach stuff for kids (bucket and spades etc.) Please help yourself and return! Jai-Mor is new to Airbnb, but was let for 6 months during 2019 by a local holiday letting agency. Here are some of the reviews Jai-Mor received: “We had a very enjoyable holiday in a lovely holiday home. We have been to Anglesey on numerous occasions and stayed in several properties and this was certainly right up there with the best of them. We would certainly recommend the property to anyone thinking of staying there". "Lovely bright and spacious well equipped house, in a fantastic location, great coastal walks right on the doorstep. Would definitely stay again". "Such a special house with beautiful views and every home comfort. I loved cooking in the kitchen every night. Waking up to amazing views and enjoying nights by the wood burner. Thank you for thinking of all the things that make this feel like home from home. We will be back!".

Aside from being a lovely house, Jai-mor is all about location! The historic seaside village of Aberffraw, sits beside the banks of the tidal River Ffraw. Its in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and on the Heritage Coast of Anglesey. A short walk over the iconic pack horse bridge (or walk across the river when the tide is out!) and along the sandy riverbank leads you to beautiful Aberffraw beach, where surfing / paddle-boarding and body boarding are all possible. Staying on this side of the river, Jai-mor is less than a minute’s walk to the Anglesey Coastal Path with lots of lovely little coves to explore. Nearby is the delightful St Cwyfans Church or ‘Church in the Sea’ also reached on foot from the house. The large expanse of dunes are a paradise for kids and dogs alike, with wonderful plant diversity and birdlife. If you do want to venture a little further, Rhosneigr, a renowned water sports centre, has a choice of beaches, shops and restaurants. Barclodiad y Gawres (a Neolithic burial chamber) is located on the headland just beyond the pretty beach of Cable Bay, a mile from the cottage. Explore nearby Newborough Forest, home to the red squirrel and a fantastic area to explore both on foot or bikes. A walk along the beach here leads you to magical Llanddwyn Island. Also close by are the Malltraeth Marshes, an SSSI, supporting a large number of breeding birds. The now famous 'Marram Grass' restaurant set up by the Ellis and Liam Barrie (of Great British Menu fame) is located just beyond Newborough - book ahead! There will be plenty of additional information on places to explore and eat at Jai-Mor once you arrive.

We have two beautiful 3 bedroom holiday cottages set in the heart of Anglesey. 5 minutes drive from some of Anglesey's most beautiful beaches. Private electric gated entrance. Fully equipped with everything one would need. All bedrooms are en-suite. Close to Anglesey Trac Circuit, Rhosneiger, Aberffraw, Newborough, Coastal Path, within 12 minutes drive from the Britannia Bridge. Perfect Central Location for exploring Beautiful Anglesey.

Beautiful rural private quiet setting, yet so close to the most beautiful beaches. Electric Gated entrance.

Some of the most beautiful scenery in the U.K. Close to the Snowdonia Mountain Range Fabulous Coastal Path Walks Close to Trac Môn / Anglesey Racing Circuit Ferry to Dublin Southern Ireland only 20 minutes away.. take a day trip! Lovely country pubs Loads for Children.. Greenwood, Pili Palas, Sea Zoo, Foel Farm, Gypsey Wood and much much more all within a 20 minute drive

Cosy Rural Retreat on the beautiful island of Angelsey sits on a quite country lane surrounded by open fields and wildlife. Situated a few miles away from fantastic Blue Flag beaches. Perfect for walking, cycling or just relaxing in front of the cosy log burner with a glass of wine.

Once a small collection of farm buildings is now our cosy get away from it all home. We are only 10mins away from the A55 giving easy access to North Wales and the Ferry crossing to Ireland. You can walk or cycle from our door. This space is self contained and set up for 2 guests should you wish to come with 2 more adults our family space is listed as Rural Retreat and would be perfect for extra friends or family

Very quite and rural

A lovely cottage in Newborough close to the famous Newborough Forest,Warren and beautiful beach. Situated in the main street approx 2 miles to the beach Shop,pub,Cafe and Fish and chip shop and Restaurant all in close walking distance. The property is doggie friendly with an enclosed garden at the back. Close by many attractions and ideally situated to discover the whole island.

Recently renovated Holiday cottage, includes 1 Double Bedroom, 1 Bunk Bed and Bed Settee in lounge

In the main street with Cafe opposite adjacent to the beach road

A cosy shepherd’s hut with a spacious double bed and sofa bed. The hut is fully insulated and is fitted with a log burner, perfect for a winter get away. With spectacular views of the Snowdonia mountains and only a couple of miles away from the nearest beach. Modern and light communal kitchen with everything you should need. Separate contemporary shower and toilet block.

Communal Kitchen BBQ Fire Pit Car Park Hot Tub (by request only. Additional fees apply)

We’re a stones throw from the cycle track and public footpath. Many beautiful beaches nearby, the costal footpath and cosy pubs and restaurants.

A Tiny House built specifically for guests welcomes you to the beautiful Isle Of Anglesey. Central position to enjoy the whole of the island less than 50 yards to a dog friendly local pub, serving guest ales and home cooked food. The Tiny House is brand new, offers fast internet and a tranquil setting in the countryside, a mile from the next town. Park and local pub within walking distance, fresh eggs daily. Log fire look electric stove and portable heaters for a warm and cozy winter.

A studio apartment sleeping 2 upstairs and up to 4 downstairs. Lock up available for bikes. The Tiny House has been a labour of love and welcomes all who want to enjoy it.

Menai Suspension Bridge 8 miles away, South Stack Lighthouse 18 miles away, Holyhead port to Ireland 20 minutes away, foot of Snowdon 30 minutes away, Llanfairpwllgwyngyll 10 minutes away, Newborough Forest 10 minutes away, Art Gallery boasting local talents a mile away and much more.

'Dwyryd' is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty, adjacent to the coastal path at Ynys Llanddwyn and on the lane to the award winning beach. Attractive 2 bedroom cottage (1 double, 1 twin) with well equipped kitchen/diner and comfortable living room with wood burning stove. Large, sunny garden with a summerhouse suitable for walking boots, outdoor gear or bikes. There is a local mini market, fish and chip shop, cafe and pub.

A lovely well equipped character cottage with a log burner. Near to the fabulous beach at the end of the lane.

A short walk from the renowned Marram Grass Restaurant, recently featured on Great British Menu and Michel Roux's Hidden Restaurants

Fferam Bailey is situated on the island of Anglesey, North Wales the house is a large, luxury, 18th Century farmhouse standing in one acre of private gardens and grounds. The house occupies a  private position and provides well appointed family accommodation, with seven bedrooms. Recently renovated to the highest standard the house is spacious and well equipped. Its flexible interior works well for large groups, providing room for everyone to enjoy themselves.

This bungalow is set in a peaceful village on Anglesey which has recently been refurbished to a high-quality standard. It has 3 comfortable bedrooms, one of which has an on-suite toilet with shower; a well-equipped kitchen with dining area; large lounge with TV and DVD player; bathroom and ample parking spaces for two cars on its own private driveway. To the rear of the property you will find a lovely garden which is a perfect place to unwind, relax or play.

The well-equipped kitchen and dining area includes; toaster, kettle, washing machine, fridge, electric oven and microwave. The internal furnishings and lighting are colourful and modern. Clean bed linen and towels are provided.

The house is within a mile of the A5 and A55 roads, which allows convenient access to many popular tourist destinations, beautiful sandy beaches and spectacular views towards Snowdonia. There are plenty of local shops and supermarkets nearby and a local public house which serves food and beverages is just 1 mile down the road. Why not visit Llanddwyn beach in Newborough which is one of the finest sandy beaches along the Welsh coastline. It has spectacular views towards Snowdonia National Park and the Llyn Peninsula. There are many footpaths that lead you through the nearby forest towards Llanddwyn Island which is a truly wonderful place to visit. Here you will find a lighthouse which is an iconic landmark along the Anglesey coast. If you are interested in watersports why not visit the coastal village of Rhosneigr. It has a beautiful beach and plenty of cafes and shops for you to explore. Another great attraction on Anglesey is the town of Beaumaris. Here you will find a medieval castle, a pier, many shops and places to eat. You can also take a boat trip down the Menai Straight and under two famous bridges (Menai Suspension Bridge and Britannia Bridge) that connects Anglesey to the mainland. Further information about the above and many other attractions on Anglesey can be found on the Visit Wales, Trip Advisor and Visit Anglesey websites. This lovely holiday let offers the ideal escape to the Isle Anglesey with so many places to visit and explore you are guaranteed to have a great time and make happy memories.

Located in the grounds of the court of Prince Llewellyn the ancient ruler of Wales, ‘Arthur’s House’ lies within a traditional stone built complex. You leave the traditional at the door, however, with this modern, newly refurbished airy and well-appointed one bedroom property. Beautifully finished in contemporary design, this property has a quiet sophistication all of its own. The open plan living area has a lovely feeling of space combining a relaxed seating area, dining and fully equipped kitchen. Full-length patio doors maximise the light into this room and allow you to soak up the rural views. The huge king-size bedroom combines a dressing area and access to the ensuite, newly fitted shower room. Patio doors out onto a small courtyard garden offer the opportunity for outside dining or enjoying a sundowner after a day spent exploring. Please note that once a booking has been accepted we will reach out and ask for your personal email address. Airbnb creates an unique email address for all correspondence, however it blocks any emails with attachments therefore we have been unable to send access and directions to allow customers to find and enter the property. We seek your personal email address to avoid this and to ensure smooth communications and a stress-free break with us on Anglesey.

Set within the small Llys Llewelyn heritage and accommodation complex there is ample parking and a thriving café and tea room, offering home-cooked food throughout the day, from breakfast, lunches and afternoon tea – with a too-good-to-miss selection of home-baked cakes and scones on offer! There is even a hair and beauty salon offering the very latest in beauty treatments so you can add pampering to your holiday to-do list! Ty Arthur –is an ideal retreat for two, offering the perfect village base for investigating historical Aberffraw, heading to the beach or exploring the wider sights of Anglesey.

Aberffraw - Welcome to the true capital of Wales! On the surface Aberffraw is a small, quiet village on the west coast of Anglesey at the mouth of the gently flowing River Ffraw renowned for its spectacular sand dunes and immense stretch of sandy beach. The village of today, however, sits on the site of a medieval ‘llys’ or princely court, born out of the Royal House of Aberffraw from which Llywelyn Fawr or Llywelyn the Great, descended. Llywelyn was the de facto ruler of all Wales, dominating Wales for 40 years. There is no denying the historical importance of the House of Aberffraw with many local places and names still bearing reference to this. Today Aberffraw is a peaceful and immensely scenic get-away-from-it-all village. Set right on the Coastal path, it is a walkers paradise with plenty of options for all abilities. Follow the path down the estuary and you will see birdlife of all kinds. Where the river meets the sea, you will enjoy endless views of the sea, mountains, Bardsey island and the Llyn Penninsula beyond. A walk in the other direction and you may see cattle grazing gently in the heathland, as you head over the impressive sand dune range to ‘Traeth Mawr’, literally ‘big’ or ‘great’ beach with its endless sands, this has been called the Sahara of Wales! The village boasts a fantastic pub ‘Y Goron’ or ‘The Crown’, which serves hearty, home-cooked food. The village shop is on hand for all the essentials and the thriving tea-rooms at Llys Llywelyn will make sure you will need to get walking, after you sample their home-cooked food and endless cakes! The Church in the Sea, or St Cwfan’s church is another must-see hidden gem. Built in the 7th century, the church now stands on the islet of Cribinau separated from the mainland by years of coastal erosion. Against the odds this beautiful little church stands proud and bravely on a rock, and is quite a sight to behold. Church services are held regularly in the summer months, with occasional weddings and Christenings, all of course romantically dictated by the tides! The cove in which the church sits, is a gentle walk of about a mile from Aberffraw village. If the village doesn’t offer you enough history, the nearby Neolithic burial chamber of Barclodiad y Gawres is a must see, not just for the history and heritage but the location, surrounding walks and views are stunning. Walkable along the coastal path, it lies about 4 miles from Aberffraw, or a short drive of 2 miles will bring you to a parking spot from where it is a 5-10 minute, fairly level walk by narrow path. Further afield the larger village of Rhosneigr is about 4 miles away by road, 7 miles if you take on the coast path – trust us, you won’t be disappointed. There is also a daily, regular bus service for those who don’t want to walk back! Whatever your plans for your Anglesey holiday, you will not fail to be charmed by the historic, proud and immensely scenic little Welsh gem that is Aberffraw.

Tyddyn Plwm Isa is a cosy two bedroomed retreat set in a beautiful location for those who love the great outdoors. With fantastic views from the large windows overlooking Snowdonia, its location is quiet and peaceful and ideal for enjoying the natural surroundings of this beautiful corner of Anglesey. Near Llanddwyn beach, Newborough forest, sand dunes, wildlife, fabulous local food at the Marram Grass and we are dog friendly! Perfect for spending time with friends and family.

Wood floors, exposed beams, woodburning stove make the space at Tyddyn Plwm Isa very warm and cosy. In the summer the bifold doors can be opened to access the patio area and to let the fresh sea air in. Enjoy the country views from the floor to ceiling windows in the dining space and main bedroom.

Newborough village has all the essential amenities for a peaceful holiday. There is the Marram Grass cafe which is listed in the good food guide, it serves fine food sourced locally. There is a dog friendly local pub, a cafe and a village shop. You will find lots of walks from the front door of the property. Llanddwyn beach is about a mile from the property and you can walk there along the Anglesey coastal path through Newborough forest. The property is on the edge of Newborough forest overlooking sand dunes and the Snowdonia mountain range.

Located in the grounds of the court of Prince Llewellyn the ancient ruler of Wales, ‘Cwfyan’s House’ lies within a traditional stone built complex. Despite the traditional and historical setting, you enter a newly refurbished, modern spacious apartment with no shortage of luxurious touches and all the conveniences you would expect wrapped up in oodles of contemporary styling. Each of the three bedrooms boasts luxury ensuite shower rooms, so there will be no fighting over the rooms. The master bedroom has a full King-sized bed and the other two can be made up as twins or double to suit your requirement. Thanks to the clever layout and styling of this property each of the beds is as far from the living space as possible so those having an early night can rest easy even if the others are still up discussing the day over a Gin & Tonic. The open plan living, kitchen dining area maximises the light and space, with the multi-aspect windows, offers rural glimpses from all sides. A hidden away small utility area has a washing machine to take care of all your holiday laundry without disturbing you. Please note that once a booking has been accepted we will reach out and ask for your personal email address. Airbnb creates an unique email address for all correspondence, however it blocks any emails with attachments therefore we have been unable to send access and directions to allow customers to find and enter the property. We seek your personal email address to avoid this and to ensure smooth communications and a stress-free break with us on Anglesey.

Set within the Llys Llewelyn heritage and accommodation complex there is ample parking, a hair and beauty salon for your holiday pampering and a thriving café and tea room, offering home-cooked food throughout the day. Ty Cwfan –is an ideal retreat a family or group of friends offering the perfect base within the village, for investigating historical Aberffraw, heading to the beach or exploring the wider sights of Anglesey. This property forms part of the Llys Llewellyn cluster which includes 7 properties in total allowing for a very flexible arrangement to accommodate larger groups of friends or extended family.

Aberffraw - Welcome to the true capital of Wales! On the surface Aberffraw is a small, quiet village on the west coast of Anglesey at the mouth of the gently flowing River Ffraw renowned for its spectacular sand dunes and immense stretch of sandy beach. The village of today, however, sits on the site of a medieval ‘llys’ or princely court, born out of the Royal House of Aberffraw from which Llywelyn Fawr or Llywelyn the Great, descended. Llywelyn was the de facto ruler of all Wales, dominating Wales for 40 years. There is no denying the historical importance of the House of Aberffraw with many local places and names still bearing reference to this. Today Aberffraw is a peaceful and immensely scenic get-away-from-it-all village. Set right on the Coastal path, it is a walkers paradise with plenty of options for all abilities. Follow the path down the estuary and you will see birdlife of all kinds. Where the river meets the sea, you will enjoy endless views of the sea, mountains, Bardsey island and the Llyn Penninsula beyond. A walk in the other direction and you may see cattle grazing gently in the heathland, as you head over the impressive sand dune range to ‘Traeth Mawr’, literally ‘big’ or ‘great’ beach with its endless sands, this has been called the Sahara of Wales! The village boasts a fantastic pub ‘Y Goron’ or ‘The Crown’, which serves hearty, home-cooked food. The village shop is on hand for all the essentials and the thriving tea-rooms at Llys Llywelyn will ensure you are well fuelled for walking, with their home-cooked food and endless cakes! The Church in the Sea, or St Cwfan’s church is another must-see hidden gem. Built in the 7th century, the church now stands on the islet of Cribinau separated from the mainland by years of coastal erosion. Against the odds this beautiful little church stands proud and bravely on a rock, and is quite a sight to behold. Church services are held regularly in the summer months, with occasional weddings and Christenings, all of course romantically dictated by the tides! The cove in which the church sits, is a gentle walk of about a mile from Aberffraw village. If the village doesn’t offer you enough history, the nearby Neolithic burial chamber of Barclodiad y Gawres is a must see, not just for the history and heritage but the location, surrounding walks and views are stunning. Walkable along the coastal path, it lies about 4 miles from Aberffraw, or a short drive of 2 miles will bring you to a parking spot from where it is a 5-10 minute, fairly level walk by narrow path. Further afield the larger village of Rhosneigr is about 4 miles away by road, 7 miles if you take on the coast path – trust us, you won’t be disappointed. There is also a daily, regular bus service for those who don’t want to walk back! Whatever your plans for your Anglesey holiday, you will not fail to be charmed by the historic, proud and immensely scenic little Welsh gem that is Aberffraw.

Our static caravan is situated in its own large garden with private entrance and parking, Surrounded by lovely views and adjacent to Newborough forest, the location is a perfect retreat for those who enjoy long walks, cycling, wildlife and beaches with the stunning Llanddwyn beach a short drive or 45 minute walk away.

The caravan has 2 double bedrooms, the larger one includes an en suite shower room and the bed can be separated to 2 singles on request. One of the two sofas in the lounge opens to a double bed. The kitchen has a full size cooker with fan oven and a fridge freezer. There is also a bathroom with a small bath ideal for young children.

Situated in rural Wales, you’ll be sure to have an enjoyable holiday in this spacious and luxury home from home. This delightful property enjoys a beautiful location, with spectacular views across open countryside towards the Snowdonia mountain range and the Lleyn Peninsular. Standing detached, Erwlas offers supremely luxurious and spacious, modern accommodation within easy reach of beautiful golden sandy beaches and a host of visitor attractions.

Ground Floor: Open plan living space: With tiled floor. Living area: With 43" Smart TV. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and Nespresso coffee machine. Living room: With 43" Smart TV and DVD player. Utility room: With freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. Bedroom 1: With zip and link super kingsize bed (can be twin beds on request). Bathroom: With bath, walk-in shower, toilet and heated towel rail. First Floor: Bedroom 2: With kingsize bed. Bedroom 3: With twin beds. Shower room: With shower cubicle, toilet and heated towel rail. Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Cot, travel cot and highchair. Welcome pack. Large, enclosed lawned garden with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 3 cars

The Isle of Anglesey is a paradise for bird watchers, walkers and cyclists, with the entire coastline designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and miles of quite country lanes awaiting exploration. Close by is the Anglesey Sea Zoo which provides a great family day out and a fascinating insight into the life around our shores, whilst golf, horse riding and fishing can all be enjoyed locally. Snowdonia National Park with its wealth of outdoor activities is easily accessible. Shop 3 miles, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

‘Siwan’s Cottage’ sits in the grounds of the court of Prince Llewelyn, ruler of Wales in the 13th century. Named after his wife – Siwan is Welsh for Joan- who was the daughter of England’s King John. Siwan was a confident, outspoken and passionate character much different to the wives of the kings and princes of the time! Whilst the location is steeped in history, the cottages are newly refurbished to an exceptional standard, boasting light, airy rooms, tastefully and thoughtfully furnished to offer everything you need from a holiday property. The open plan living space maximises the space and provides ample room for relaxing, dining or cooking – the compact, yet complete kitchen ensures that dining at home is an easy option. The downstairs shower room and double bedroom complete the ground floor accommodation. Stairs to the first floor reveal a large double bedroom with ensuite shower room. Please note that once a booking has been accepted we will reach out and ask for your personal email address. Airbnb creates an unique email address for all correspondence, however it blocks any emails with attachments therefore we have been unable to send access and directions to allow customers to find and enter the property. We seek your personal email address to avoid this and to ensure smooth communications and a stress-free break with us on Anglesey.

Set within the small Llys Llywelyn heritage and accommodation complex there is ample parking, a launderette a few steps away and a thriving café and tea room, offering home-cooked food throughout the day, from breakfast, lunches and afternoon tea – with a belt-bulging selection of home-baked cakes and scones to tempt you! There is even a hair and beauty salon offering the very latest in beauty treatments so you can add pampering to your holiday to-do list! Bwthyn Siwan – pronounced ‘Booth-in Si-wan’- is an ideal property for couples or friends, offering the perfect base for investigating historical Aberffraw, heading to the beach or exploring the wider sights of Anglesey. This is one of three holiday cottages located next to each other, so if you’re holidaying as a group/extended family, but enjoy your own space of an evening, don’t forget we offer a multiple booking discount. The management team live in the village and will ensure that everything is as it should be, ahead of your arrival and are always on call throughout your stay. You will also receive a complimentary welcome pack with a few essentials to get your holiday started, as detailed below. * All of our properties comply to all Fire Safety Regulations * All bed linens and towels are commercially laundered, Hotel Quality satin white as standard * All guest bookings will have a Welcome Pack ready for you on arrival (milk, tea, coffee, sugar, multi-purpose spray, sponge, jay cloth, washing up liquid, hand soap and Welsh biscuits) * All properties have a Welcome Folder to help familiarise guests with the property, the local area and the island

Aberffraw - Welcome to the true capital of Wales! On the surface Aberffraw is a small, quiet village on the west coast of Anglesey at the mouth of the gently flowing River Ffraw renowned for its spectacular sand dunes and immense stretch of sandy beach. The village of today, however, sits on the site of a medieval ‘llys’ or princely court, born out of the Royal House of Aberffraw from which Llywelyn Fawr or Llywelyn the Great, descended. Llywelyn was the de facto ruler of all Wales, dominating Wales for 40 years. There is no denying the historical importance of the House of Aberffraw with many local places and names still bearing reference to this. Today Aberffraw is a peaceful and immensely scenic get-away-from-it-all village. Set right on the Coastal path, it is a walkers paradise with plenty of options for all abilities. Follow the path down the estuary and you will see birdlife of all kinds. Where the river meets the sea, you will enjoy endless views of the sea, mountains, Bardsey island and the Llyn Penninsula beyond. A walk in the other direction and you may see cattle grazing gently in the heathland, as you head over the impressive sand dune range to ‘Traeth Mawr’, literally ‘big’ or ‘great’ beach with its endless sands, this has been called the Sahara of Wales! The village boasts a fantastic pub ‘Y Goron’ or ‘The Crown’, which serves hearty, home-cooked food. The village shop is on hand for all the essentials and the thriving tea-rooms at Llys Llywelyn will make sure you will need to get walking, after you sample their home-cooked food and endless cakes! The Church in the Sea, or St Cwfan’s church is another must-see hidden gem. Built in the 7th century, the church now stands on the islet of Cribinau separated from the mainland by years of coastal erosion. Against the odds this beautiful little church stands proud and bravely on a rock, and is quite a sight to behold. Church services are held regularly in the summer months, with occasional weddings and Christenings, all of course romantically dictated by the tides! The cove in which the church sits, is a gentle walk of about a mile from Aberffraw village. If the village doesn’t offer you enough history, the nearby Neolithic burial chamber of Barclodiad y Gawres is a must see, not just for the history and heritage but the location, surrounding walks and views are stunning. Walkable along the coastal path, it lies about 4 miles from Aberffraw, or a short drive of 2 miles will bring you to a parking spot from where it is a 5-10 minute, fairly level walk by narrow path. Further afield the larger village of Rhosneigr is about 4 miles away by road, 7 miles if you take on the coast path – trust us, you won’t be disappointed. There is also a daily, regular bus service for those who don’t want to walk back! Whatever your plans for your Anglesey holiday, you will not fail to be charmed by the historic, proud and immensely scenic little Welsh gem that is Aberffraw.

My place is close to Llanddwyn beach and nature reserve, family-friendly activities. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families (with kids), big groups, and furry friends (pets).

A superb character cottage situated in the heart of the scenic village of Aberffraw, only 250m from the tidal estuary, and a short, beautiful coastal walk to the famous St Cwyfan’s Church (Church in the Sea). The cottage is modernised throughout whilst retaining its characteristic charm. The contemporary décor and attractive furnishings throughout including a lovely log burner make it perfect for chilly winter evenings. The spacious living room lends well for any family size, and occasion, whether it’s a family games night or curling up with the fire on and a good movie. The kitchen is open space and furnished with everything you need, so you can choose to cook at home or order in! The downstairs bathroom features a walk-in shower, roll top bathtub, Victorian high-level cistern toilet and sink. Headings upstairs you have 3 spacious bedrooms with feature wooden beams and skylights maximising the natural light. The bedrooms comprise of a bunk room, one double and one super-king bed. The landing area has two feature window seats making the most of the space and maximising secret cubbies to relax with a good book or watch the world go by. Upstairs also has a second bathroom with a large walk-in shower, bath-tub and facilities. There is one dedicated parking space approximately 30 metres away from the property in a separate private parking bay. An additional car can be parked in front of this space. Set in Aberffraw, you’re within walking distance of a good local pub, the village shop and the Llys Llewlyn tea rooms which do a great bacon sandwich (if we do say so!). The Eagles is an ideal retreat for a family or group of friends looking to explore the local historical area or the wider sights of Anglesey. **2 pets welcome in The Eagles. The management team live in Rhosneigr village and will ensure that everything is as it should be, ahead of your arrival and are always on call throughout your stay. * All of our properties comply to all Fire Safety Regulations * All properties have a Welcome Folder to help familiarise guests with the property, the local area and island.

Aberffraw - Welcome to the true capital of Wales! On the surfaceAberffraw is a small, quiet village on the west coast of Anglesey at the mouth of the gently flowing River Ffraw renowned for its spectacular sand dunes and immense stretch of sandy beach. The village of today, however, sits on the site of a medieval ‘llys’ or princely court, born out of the Royal House of Aberffraw from which Llywelyn Fawr or Llywelyn the Great, descended. Llywelyn was the de facto ruler of all Wales, dominating Wales for 40 years. There is no denying the historical importance of the House of Aberffraw with many local places and names still bearing reference to this. Today Aberffraw is a peaceful and immensely scenic get-away-from-it-all village. Set right on the Coastal path, it is a walkers paradise with plenty of options for all abilities. Follow the path down the estuary and you will see birdlife of all kinds. Where the river meets the sea, you will enjoy endless views of the sea, mountains, Bardsey Island and the Llyn Penninsula beyond. A walk in the other direction and you may see cattle grazing gently in the heathland, as you head over the impressive sand dune range to ‘Traeth Mawr’, literally ‘big’ or ‘great’ beach with its endless sands, this has been called the Sahara of Wales! The village boasts a fantastic pub ‘Y Goron’ or ‘The Crown’, which serves hearty, home-cooked food. The village shop is on hand for all the essentials and the thriving tea-rooms at Llys Llywelyn will make sure you will need to get walking after you sample their home-cooked food and endless cakes! The Church in the Sea or St Cwfan’s church is another must-see hidden gem. Built in the 7th century, the church now stands on the islet of Cribinau separated from the mainland by years of coastal erosion. Against the odds, this beautiful little church stands proud and bravely on a rock, and is quite a sight to behold. Church services are held regularly in the summer months, with occasional weddings and Christenings, all of course romantically dictated by the tides! The cove in which the church sits is a gentle walk of about a mile from Aberffraw village. If the village doesn’t offer you enough history, the nearby Neolithic burial chamber of Barclodiad y Gawres is a must-see, not just for the history and heritage but the location, surrounding walks and views are stunning. Walkable along the coastal path, it lies about 4 miles from Aberffraw, or a short drive of 2 miles will bring you to a parking spot from where it is a 5-10 minute, fairly level walk by narrow path. Further afield the larger village of Rhosneigr is about 4 miles away by road, 7 miles if you take on the coast path – trust us, you won’t be disappointed. There is also a daily, regular bus service for those who don’t want to walk back! Whatever your plans for your Anglesey holiday, you will not fail to be charmed by the historic, proud and immensely scenic little Welsh gem that is Aberffraw.