Amlwch
Amlwch is an attractive little village on the north coast of Anglesey, an historic fishing village overlooking Bull Bay. Located away from the busiest tourist honeypots of the island, it offers an ideal...
Anglesey Certified Locations
With awe-inspiring scenery, wonderful local charm and an array of glorious beaches, Anglesey makes for an unmissable break in the UK.
Across the coastline, there is more than 220 miles of land declared as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and plenty of beaches for kids and adults alike.
Many are safe for swimming, too, making them perfect spots to visit on a sunny day. If you feel like being more active after a swim and a sunbathe, take a walk along the coast to take advantage of some stunning sights.
Anglesey’s coastal location means restaurants offer a wide selection of delicious seafood, so it’s a great destination for foodies!
Benllech
Benllech is situated on the Isle of Anglesey in Wales and it's a must-visit if you want a traditional British seaside holiday, particularly if you're taking children. The small town is right on the coast...
Holyhead
Holyhead is the biggest town in the Welsh county of Isle of Anglesey, but it isn't actually on the island at all. In fact, it has its own patch of land in the form of Holy Island, just off the coast. The...
Llangefni
If you’re looking for a tranquil break in one of Wales’ most beautiful areas, Llangefni should be your next holiday destination. Perhaps top of the list of attractions in the town is Oriel Ynys Mon, a...
Menai Bridge
The town of Menai Bridge is situated in north-west Wales, on the Isle of Anglesey across from Bangor and adjacent to the Menai Suspension Bridge that overlooks the Menai Straits. It is a small conurbation...
Rhosneigr
Located in Anglesey, one of the UK’s most beautiful regions, Rhosneigr has plenty to offer visitors. If you want to take part in some exciting watersports, there’s one to suit every mood, from surfing...