Anglesey –Picture Postcard Tourist Destination
Welcoming you to Anglesey
The beautiful city of Anglesey offers some truly breathtaking views situated to the North West coast of Wales and located close to the Snowdonia Mountain range. Originally, a small laid-back village, Anglesey today is a beehive of activity with several towns and villages under its jurisdiction. Rich in prehistoric remains, archaeology and scenic beauty, Anglesey is an attractive tourist destination for nature lovers as well as history enthusiasts. The complex formations of rocks with over a hundred mile coastline make Anglesey a natural wonder.
Reasons to visit Anglesey
Anglesey, which is known as “the mother of Wales”, offers numerous attractions that make it a tourist haven. View the popular Anglesey South Stack a city of cliffs and valleys covered with heather and wild flowers. It is also home to a number of species of birds including the choughs a rare species of the crow family and in imminent danger of extinction. South Stack lighthouse located on an island is another remarkable feature of Anglesey and offer a spectacular view the lighthouse stairs descend along the cliffs to the bridge that connects the lighthouse to the mainland.
Newborough Warren is ancient farmland that is characterised by dunes and a huge variety of flora and fauna. It is well known for its famous rabbit hideout, where you’ll find over 100,000 rabbits hopping and hiding among the dunes. The dunes are also home to several species of bird including gulls, skylarks and pipits and as such the site has been declared as a National Nature Reserve. Llyn Alaw water reservoir, Malltraeth Marsh, the Red Warf Bay and Menai Strait that separates Anglesey from the mainland are some of the local natural beauty spots.
Windmills have been in vogue since the sixteenth century and are an integral part of Anglesey’s heritage a characteristic feature an abundance across Anglesey.
The Three Ages of Lligwy and enthralling place to visit and one of the unique places the United Kingdom has to offer. This place houses three sites from three eras – one from the Neolithic age, the second from the Roman Era and the third from the medieval period.
Anglesey biking circuit is a landmark feature of Anglesey that hosts a wide range of international competitions.
The stores in Anglesey offer a varied range of local crafts, clothes and other merchandise do not miss out on the beautiful Welsh tapestries and weaves.
Dining and entertainment in Anglesey
From authentic ale and smooth whiskey to a wide range of beers, the bars and pubs in Anglesey offer the best of drinks. Along with traditional pub food and the drinks, local music and folk songs characterise the eateries of Anglesey. If you love dancing and have the energy why not enjoy a night in one of the thriving nightclubs.
Accommodation in Anglesey
Lodges, bunkhouses and self-catering accommodation facilities are plentiful in Anglesey with a wide range of local country inns and star hotels you are sure to find accommodation both affordable and comfortable.
A trip to Anglesey is perfect to soothe away the stress - simply lose yourself in the beauty of Anglesey and experience a refreshing holiday location.
Anglesey Holiday Properties
The Hayloft is an ideal relaxing retreat for couples or single travellers. This pretty cottage has sea and countryside views and is located within walking distance of the beach, pub, cafe and restaurant at Church Bay in Anglesey. Pet friendly.
from £60
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