We are one mile from the expansive sands of Lligwy and Dulas beaches which are both sandy with the beaches of Pentraeth, Red Wharf, Treath Buchan, Moelfre, Beaumaris and Benllech close by. Golf is also available locally as too is horseriding.

The historic town of Beaumaris is within easy reach with its castle built by Edward I, Beaumaris Courthouse, a market square ideal for art and craft lovers, and cruises available from the pier. It also has many excellent restaurants, pubs and shops.

There are many places of interest to visit while on Anglesey including Plas Newydd, the home of the Marquis of Anglesey (now a National Trust Site), with its fabulous grounds extending along the Menai Strait.

At the easternmost point of the island sits Puffin Island, now home to razorbills, guillemots and of course, puffins.To the west of the island lies Trearddur Bay with its Blue Flag beaches, diving, sailing and many coastal walks along the rocky coastline. To the south west there is also Rhosneigr with its open beaches ideal for water sports including windsurfing and kite surfing.

With Holyhead so close visitors can look around the Maritime Museum or stroll across the clifftops at Breakwater Country Park. For those with time to venture further afield, a day trip can be taken from Holyhead port to Dublin or alternatively to the mountains of Snowdonia.

At the cottage is a full selection of leaflets and an information brochure produced by ourselves outlining many more places to visit and recommending some outstanding pubs which produce high quality food.