Welcome to the enchanting Isle of Anglesey, where rugged coastlines meet charming villages! Discover stunning beaches, like Llanddwyn Island's serene shores, and marvel at ancient castles, including Beaumaris. Get your dose of adventure with hiking trails and water sports, all while savoring delightful local seafood. Ready to explore this Welsh gem? Your next adventure awaits! 🌊🏰✨
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Newborough National Nature Reserve and Forest
Newborough National Nature Reserve and Forest boasts stunning sandy beaches, diverse wildlife, and scenic trails, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers seeking tranquility and breathtaking views in picturesque North Wales.
Landmark4.7/5
Penmon Point
This rocky point on Anglesey looks across the Menai Strait toward the Great Orme. Pebbles and tide pools edge the shore, with the lighthouse and Puffin Island across the water.
Landmark4.8/5
Newborough Forest
Pine forest on Anglesey, with trails through the trees to a beach. At low tide, you can walk across to Llanddwyn Island.
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Looking for a cozy escape in Menai Bridge? Look no further than Gazelle Hotel! Situated in Glyngarth, this charming hotel offers stunning views of the Menai Strait. With comfortable rooms, a delicious restaurant, and friendly staff, Gazelle Hotel is the perfect home base for your North Wales adventure. Book your stay now!
Eat4.5/5
Beau's Tea Rooms
Beaumaris tea rooms serving tea in mismatched vintage china. Cakes and substantial lunches round out the menu.
Landmark5/5
South Stack
Welcome to South Stack, a charming island retreat nestled off the coast of Holy Island, United Kingdom! Unleash your inner adventurer as you embark on a thrilling hike to the iconic South Stack Lighthouse. Take in breathtaking views of rugged cliffs, bustling bird colonies, and perhaps even spot a seal sunbathing! With its dramatic landscape and abundant wildlife, South Stack promises an unforgettable escape. Don't forget your binoculars!
Eat4.7/5
Siop Pen Gwyn
Candy shop with Welsh-made fudge.
Culture4.7/5
National Trust - Penrhyn Castle & Garden
Calling all history buffs and nature enthusiasts! Discover the enchanting Penrhyn Castle & Garden, nestled in the captivating Bangor region. This remarkable National Trust gem offers a delightful blend of historical grandeur and splendid gardens. Marvel at the opulent interiors, explore its stunning grounds, and soak up the fascinating stories that echo through the castle walls. A quintessential destination for a memorable day out!
Eat$$$4.6/5
Y Marram
Eat$$$4.2/5
The Lobster Pot Restaurant
Eat$$$4.5/5
The White Eagle
Cafe$$4.8/5
Caffi Doti
Little café in Trefriw with coffee, Welsh cakes, bara brith and scone cream teas.
Eat$$$4.5/5
Caffi’r Ddraig
Restaurant in Portmeirion with bacon, sausage and egg baps and loaded fries.
Eat$$$4.4/5
Oyster Catcher
Dune-view restaurant at Maelog Lake Hotel. From upstairs, you can watch RAF planes land nearby.
Eat$$$4.5/5
The Boathouse
Stay$$$$4.55/5
Sandy Mount House
Sandy Mount House in Rhosneigr offers a 5-star inn experience with a beautiful garden, terrace, restaurant, and bar. Guests enjoy free WiFi, daily housekeeping, and meals for children. Rooms feature private bathrooms, tea and coffee makers, hairdryers, and work desks. Additional amenities include sea views, walk-in showers, soundproofing, and parquet floors, ensuring a relaxing and comfortable stay. The family-friendly restaurant serves lunch and dinner with traditional, modern, and romantic ambiances. Breakfast options include continental and full English/Irish. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free meals are available. Llydan Beach is a 7-minute walk away, Traeth Crigyll 300 metres nearby, and Snowdon Mountain Railway 43 km from the inn. Other attractions include Anglesey Sea Zoo and Red Wharf Bay.
Stay$$$4.25/5
Llandudno Bay Hotel
Situated with a scenic view of the charming promenade, our esteemed Llandudno Bay Hotel, recognised for its award-winning sustainability efforts and holding a remarkable 4-star rating, offers captivating vistas and contemporary interiors. Moreover, our pet-friendly establishment boasts modern rooms, relaxation and allocated dog-friendly sea-view dining areas. A restaurant and a bar are available, perfect for any occasion. All of our rooms comprise of a full en-suite bathroom. Rooms also include tea and coffee facilities, bottled water, luxury Elemis toiletries, hairdryer, slippers, television, iron/board and free WI-FI. Just a mile from Llandudno Railway Station, Llandudno Bay Hotel is a 20-minute stroll from the Great Orme. Nearby Conwy and the beautiful Snowdonia National Park are within a 15-minute drive.
Stay$$$$4.25/5
Trearddur Bay Hotel
Just a few metres from an award-winning Blue Flag beach, the Trearddur Bay Hotel boasts an on-site restaurant and bar and bright, elegant rooms with free WiFi. Some rooms have fabulous sea views and balconies, whilst all include a TV and private bathroom. Some rooms are situated in the gardens of the property. There is no lift at the property and because of the layout of the property some of the rooms are situated further from reception than others. Please contact the hotel directly once you have made your reservation if you require a room close to reception and the team will endavour to assist wherever possible Overlooking the sea, the hotel restaurant offers the finest local produce from Anglesey and North Wales. For a less formal occasion, guests can enjoy bar meals at The Inn at the Bay, and there are facilities for meetings and events in the Penrhos Suite. The hotel is less than 10 minutes’ drive from Holyhead, with its rail station and ferry terminal.
Stay$$$4.15/5
Anglesey Arms
In the pretty village of Menai Bridge, the 200-year-old Anglesey Arms is rich in original charm and traditional character, with en suite rooms, tasty home-cooked food and real ales. The Anglesey Arms is the first building you see as you enter the island of Anglesey over Thomas Telford's famous Menai Suspension Bridge over the Menai Strait. The friendly pub serves traditional real ales and good, honest pub food in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The building is steeped in history and the bell once used to call last orders was the original ships bell rescued from the HMS Conwy, which ran aground in the Menai Straits in April 1953. The en suite rooms feature modern comforts and facilities, including flat-screen TVs and tea/coffee. Free Wi-Fi is available in the bar. A full English breakfast is served each morning and free private parking is available on site. The A55 and the city of Bangor are just minutes away.
Stay$3.8/5
The Bull Hotel, Bar & Restaurant. Book direct and save.
Situated in the centre of Llangefni on the Isle of Anglesey, The Bull Hotel is located a 15-minute drive from Bangor and offers rooms with free Internet access and on-site private parking free of charge. The hotel features a bar and a restaurant. Rooms at The Bull Hotel feature elegant décor with antique furniture and come with a seating area, a TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Each room comprises a private bathroom fitted with a bathtub or a shower. Regional cuisine is served in the restaurant with a fireplace for lunch and dinner, and a range of drinks and refreshments are offered in the bar throughout the day. Breakfast is served every morning in the common breakfast area and packed lunches are available upon request. Guests can enjoy outdoor activities including hiking in the Snowdonia National Park, which is located 30 km from the property. You can also visit the 14th-century Plas Newydd Country House and Gardens, situated 19 minutes' drive from the hotel. Penmon with its 12th-century Priory lies 25 km away.
Stay4.8/5
Coastal Pods
Sea-view glamping pods near South Stack, with outdoor seating and breakfast waiting in the fridge. The beds are comfortable, and the coastal walking starts nearby.
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