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A gorgeous and completely modernised cottage in a seaside village in North Wales. Beautiful 19th Century cottage that is a 2 minute walk to 2 beaches and the harbour. There are cliff top walks, local pubs, and a hot tub overlooking the river below.

Our cottage is a magical place. The stylish living and dining room has a wood burning stove and amazingly comfy sofas. Wait until you walk through to the back and see the view to the valley, the river at the back and the wildflower walk. It's a 19th Century cottage that has a lot of history. There are low ceilings and a quaint wooden staircase. It is fully modernised, so is very comfortable and there are full facilities such as dishwasher, electric shower and downstairs w.c. The kitchen at the back leads to the full spectacular effect of the house. There are opening doors in the kitchen/diner that lead to an upper decking where the hot tub is*. You walk out and can see the whole valley with the wildflower valley and river in all it's glory. Walk down the garden steps and get to a bench to view the beauty. The another set of steps and you're at the bottom and ready to sit on the table and chairs an have cocktails and dinner to the sound of the nesting birds and the river. *Please note that the hot tub may not be warm enough for use until the second day of your stay, as it is an environmentally friendly tub that takes longer to heat

Cemaes, a village on the most northerly shores of Anglesey, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which is partly owned by the National Trust. At the back of the house, the garden looks out over the peaceful Valley of the Otters (‘Nant y Dyfrgi’ in Welsh), which is surrounded by woodland wildflowers (home to the famous ‘Wildflower Walk’). The river itself is called the River Wygyr which flows from just below Parys Mountain to the sea at Cemaes. It is joined along the way by the Afon Meddanen on Carrog Farm. The name Wygyr itself in Welsh means 'where two rivers meet'. The Valley of the Otters is a flood plain. Often during spring tide and/or periods of heavy rain, the river floods and the whole Valley becomes, effectively, a large river. During the right conditions, this can be quite a spectacular sight, which you can experience from the bottom of the garden but don’t worry, the decking is high enough for you to avoid the water (although you will get a much closer view of the ducks)! Cemaes is the most northerly village in Wales and was originally an ancient fishing village. The village includes a sheltered natural harbour that looks north to the Irish Sea and is a site of an ancient settlement that in more recent centuries has become a centre for maritime activities (as well as smuggling and piracy!) Between the end of the 18th and beginning of the 20th century the village was noted for producing salted herring, building ships, and brick construction from a nearby works. The brickworks was served by a narrow gauge tramway down to the sea (you can see the route of the tramline as well as parts of the old line from the garden on the opposite side of the valley). In the garden, see if you can spot the home-grown brick we found buried in the garden! The harbour (less than a minute’s walk from the house) is a characteristic part of the village. At the right times you can see fishermen return with their haul (Cemaes Bay lobster is shipped all over the world). You can do fishing trips from the Harbour and also boat trips to many of the surrounding areas of interest. Cemaes Bay has two sandy beaches – originally named ‘Traeth Mawr’ (Big Beach) and Traeth Bach (Little Beach) which are separated by a natural stone harbour that looks to the Irish Sea. At high tide you’ll hear the tidal bell chime as the waves roll to and from the beach. Around the village you will probably see lots of images of Cemaes in the old days. Large parts of which have not changed much over the last two hundred years. You may also encounter lots of flowers. The local gardening group, Cemaes in Bloom, maintain the village’s floral displays, and in recent years the village has won prizes with both Wales- and Britain-in-Bloom competitions. The village provides a great base to explore all of Anglesey – in particular the coastal path. Whether you head east or west you will find plenty of deserted beaches and desolate cliff tops to explore. Incidentally, if you enjoy photography, the area in and around the village provides some great sights and scenes for you to capture. In the living room you will see photographs of the harbour and a photo Porth Wylfa – a beach that can be found to the west of the village. To the immediate east there is the Porth Padrig beach, dominated by the large quartz rock known as the White Lady and Llanbadrig church – where St Patrick was shipwrecked and subsequently founded a church in 440 AD. Next to the church is a wooden bench where the Dalai Lama sat when he visited the area, declaring it to be ‘the most peaceful place on earth’. Facilities in the village itself: •The Stag: Good beer and excellent pub grub in Wales’ most northerly pub. Plays host to a live music night every few weeks on a Sunday night. •Harbour Inn: Great food and lovely views of the harbour. Dogs welcome as well! •Ye Olde Vigour: Old-fashioned pub full of character and personality. •Heritage Cafe: Tasty food and lots of interesting memorabilia about local history in the attached Heritage Centre •Eleanor Janes Deli and Restaurant: They do a fantastic cooked breakfast! •Woburn Hill Hotel: Bar and restaurant, serving locally caught fish, steak, lamb and farm produce. •Y Wygyr Fish & Chips: Award-winning fish and chips each frequented by people from all over the island. •Shops: On the High Street there are a handful of shops which include a grocery, a driftwood gift shop (next door), a little bakery (opposite), a butchers, a chemist, a hairdressers, a card/gift shop, three craft shops, an art studio and a gallery! If you have children, the craft shop opposite do various children’s workshops (which may keep them entertained for a bit if it rains!)

Just a mile from beautiful Church Bay and surrounded by glorious countryside with easy access to the Anglesey coastal path. Visit our cosy self catering cottage complete with woodburner and wonderful sea views. Well behaved dogs welcome .

Our cottage is beautifully equipped with everything you need including washingmachine, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave and coffee maker. The cottage has broadband access and is equipped with a smart TV and basic Sky television. We are 10 minutes drive from local amenites including banks, post office, Tesco etc. There’s a shop in the next village too just a mile away The cottage is also fully centrally heated. Rose Cottage is one of two cottages at Tan y Bryn which can be interconnected to sleep up to eight.

Tan y Bryn is situated in the small hamlet of Rhydwyn and we are fortunate to have some excellent eateries practically on our doorstep. It lies on the north west coast of Anglesey in a quiet rural area with spectacular views. There are two pubs nearby but if nightlife is a requirement then it's not for you. We live in a rural and fairly remote area but with good road access. It’s peeaceful and quiet.

NO BOOKINGS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Harbours Edge is a small, cosy newly-converted studio flat on the harbour-side in Cemaes Bay. You walk straight out onto the harbour side and watch the maritime activities on your doorstep - boats coming and going out of the harbour, children crabbing on the pier, people fishing or just soaking up the beautiful scenery from your water's edge seating area Harbour’s Edge is furnished in a modern coastal style in a beautiful seaside village with plenty of amenities

Harbour's Edge is ideally suited to 2 people but can sleep three as there is a double bed and a small sofa bed. There is space to store bikes, kayaks and beach/walking equipment in the large hall. Guests have a harbourside outdoor seating area from which many of the scenes from the BBC drama “Pitching In” were filmed in 2018. Actors including Larry Lamb and Hayley Mills used the flat as a base while filming.

Visitors come here to walk the Anglesey coastal path, enjoy the three beaches, eat and drink in the local pubs and restaurants and have a wonderful time in the place which the Dalai Lama called "the most peaceful place on earth" Cemaes is the most northerly village in Wales and was originally an ancient fishing village. The village includes a sheltered natural harbour that looks north to the Irish Sea and is a site of an ancient settlement that in more recent centuries has become a centre for maritime activities (as well as smuggling and piracy). The harbour is a integral part of the village. At the right times you can see fishermen return with their haul (Cemaes Bay lobster is shipped all over the world). You can go on fishing trips from the Harbour and boat trips to many of the surrounding areas of interest. In May and June the islands known as The Skerries are full of arctic terns and puffins and it is possible to go on a boat trip to view them Cemaes Bay has three sandy beaches – originally named ‘Traeth Mawr’ (Big Beach), Traeth Sincio (Sinking Beach – don’t panic – you only sink a few inches) and Traeth Bach (Little Beach) which are separated by a natural stone harbour that looks to the Irish Sea. At high tide you may hear the tidal bell chime as the waves roll to and from the beach. Around the village you will probably see lots of images of Cemaes in the old days. You may also encounter lots of flower displays. The local gardening group, Cemaes in Bloom, maintain the village’s floral displays, and in recent years the village has won prizes with both Wales- and Britain-in-Bloom competitions. The village provides a great base to explore all of Anglesey – especially the coastal path. Whether you go east or west from Cemaes you will find plenty of deserted beaches and desolate cliff tops to explore. If you enjoy photography, the area in and around the village provides some great sights and scenes for you to capture. The sunsets can be spectacular. To the immediate east there is the Porth Padrig beach, dominated by the large quartz rock known as the White Lady and Llanbadrig church – where St Patrick was shipwrecked and subsequently founded a church in 440 AD. Next to the church is a wooden bench where the Dalai Lama sat when he visited the area, declaring it to be ‘the most peaceful place on earth’. Between the end of the 18th and beginning of the 20th century the village was noted for producing salted herring, building ships, and brick construction from a nearby works. The brickworks was served by a narrow gauge tramway down to the sea The Surrounding Area Anglesey is renowned for its miles of stunning and varied coastline offering wonderful walking and cycling, renowned birdwatching, excellent watersports, fishing and many quality golf courses. The well-known Sea Zoo, Pili Pali (Butterfly World) and a variety of National Trust properties and gardens are all within reach of Cemaes

Boasting sea views, this stunning village-centre holiday home welcomes you and your dogs to Cemaes Bay. Simply a stroll to the beach and harbour makes this the perfect escape.

The Studio - Anglesey A delightful quaint, beamed end-terraced cottage in a superb central village position, benefiting from sea views, in the popular seaside resort of Cemaes Bay on the pretty Isle of Anglesey. This charming Cemaes Bay cottage offers warm, comfortable furnishings, perfect for a family holiday next to the harbour and beach. The accommodation at this cottage in Cemaes Bay contains a superb open plan living area, a family room on the ground floor, whilst on the top floor is a double bedroom with attractive seating area with sea views. This Cemaes Bay cottage is set less than a two minute walk from the harbour and beach and three minutes from the main sheltered sandy beach that proves so popular with families. On the doorstep of this Cemaes Bay cottage are all the amenities of the town, including excellent pubs, restaurants, tea rooms, local craft shops, art gallery, chemist and village store. Once you have settled in there is no reason to move again, though you maybe tempted by some of the local attractions, including Parys Mountain Copper Mines, Llyn Alaw Bird Reserve or the Llanbadrig Hill Fort. A fantastic cottage in the centre of Cemaes Bay, perfect for romantic breaks or a year round holiday. Accommodation Over three floors. Two bedrooms: 1 x ground floor family room with double and single beds and TV, 1 x second floor double with pull-out single bed. Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. First floor open plan living area with fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric stove. Utility. Amenities Electric storage heating with electric stove in sitting area Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, tumble dryer, BT TV with Freeview, wifi, Bluetooth speaker, radio/CD, selection of books and games. All fuel and power inc. in rent Bed linen and towels inc. in rent Free car park 2 mins walk Sorry, no smoking throughout the cottage Shop, pub and sea 1 min walk Note: Low head height in areas of 2nd floor bedroom due to sloping eaves.

CEMAES BAY Amlwch 5 miles; Holyhead 17 miles. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the beautiful North Anglesey Heritage Coast, the pretty seaside village of Cemaes Bay is home to three pubs, shops, a natural sheltered harbour and a Blue Flag sandy beach edged by grassy cliffs, ideal for safe bathing and family fun. The Isle of Anglesey is renowned for its miles of stunning and varied coastline offering wonderful walking and cycling, renowned birdwatching, excellent watersports, fishing and many quality golf courses. The well known Sea Zoo and a variety of National Trust properties and gardens are all within reach on this beautiful island. A great location offering something for all the family including a day trip to Dublin from nearby Holyhead.

Lovely large studio style room with a very comfortable super king size bed, the bed can be separated into single beds, there is an ensuite shower room, kitchenette and studio has its own separate entrance. Property has a large driveway with off-road parking for guests. Property is on the ground floor with one small step into porch and one small step into studio flat. Property is situated on the village high street, a 5 minute walk to the beaches. One beach is dog friendly all year round.

The bed is a super king size bed that can be converted into two single beds, so please advise of your requirements. The room is large enough to allow for a cot (we do not provide one). One well behaved dog is allowed in the premises.

At Cemaes you can discover our spectacular, unspoilt coastline and rich heritage, 860 million year old geology, take a boat trip, have a beach day, visit one of the oldest churches in Wales, shop in the picturesque high street, go crabbing off the ancient harbour, watch wonderful wildlife, walk the coastal path or simply relax and breathe it all in. The village has 3 pubs, 2 cafes, a fish & chip shop, butchers & a general convience shop/ post office. There is also a village venture shop, chemist & a picture gallery / framers.

Two bedroom caravan in large farmhouse garden on working farm. Lots of space for children to play, parking outside caravan, 15 minute walk to Cemaes Bay beach, although it seems further on the way home, within easy reach of all amenities. Cemaes Bay has pubs, corner shop, butchers, chemist and a chippy. There is a garage a few minutes away that stocks most of what you may need Quiet countryside location.

The caravans are not brand new, all singing all dancing! They are elderly but in a great quiet location. If you want a Club house and people this is not the place for you. Gas is provided but electricity is on a £1 meter.

We are a fifteen minute walk from the beach and the village of Cemaes Bay. There are lots of small beaches and many tourist attractions on Anglesey. Visit Beaumaris to see the Castle or the Jail. Or go to Ireland on a ferry for the day.

A lovely family house with stunning views - on a clear day you can see the Isle of Man. Spacious accommodation is provided with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The first floor lounge offers amazing sea views. There is direct access to the Anglesey Coastal Path from the garden.

Our cosy seaside village CHOCOATE BOX cottage, Situated in the heart of Cemaes Bay, the most northerly village in Wales, a picturesque haven for artists, children, families, walkers and fishermen alike, Ilys cottage is literally a stones throw from ALL amenities. In an enviable location, 1 minute walk to the beach in a designated 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty', this simple homely cottage, with beams and wood burning stove, provides all your basic needs for a truly relaxing holiday.

Close to the sea - Simple character17th century Welsh cottage - Cosy wood burner - Distant sea views from bedrooms - 2 minutes walk to beaches - Amenities on doorstep - Pubs - Eating Out - Shops - Wonderful walks and scenery on the doorstep

A really friendly coastal community - where the pace of life is certainly slower

The View @ The Moorings , Cemaes Bay, Anglesey holiday apartment, the setting of Top Flat is really quite special, offering breathtaking views of the village, the harbour and out to sea from the kitchen, lounge and bedroom, whatever time of the year. Cemaes is a small fishing village with narrow streets, a few shops and pubs and a hotel with bars and a bistro. It is located on the north coast of the island and is a good starting point for cliff walking. There is a nature reserve at Cemlyn to the west and Church Bay further along the coast attracts many visitors. At the eastern end of the village is a broad, flat, sandy beach which offers a great venue for sunbathing, swimming and water sports. Property description Kitchen/dining area Wide panoramic windows provide an extensive view of the bay from the kitchen table which provides seating for four. The recently refurbished light airy kitchen includes an electric cooker, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and washing machine. Lounge The large airy lounge contains one 3-seater settee and one 2-seater settee, cream leather armchairs (one recliner) , a 32in TV equipped with Freeview and a DVD player. There is an attractive fireplace with elegant fire surround and a log burning stove. A selection of games and books is available from the cabinet beneath the TV but the view from the large patio doors is so captivating that it is difficult to concentrate on anything else. The new balcony offers views over the sea and beach. Bedroom 1 The double bed has matching bedside cabinets, two chests of drawers and a wardrobe. The room is enhanced by the decorative fireplace and surround, competing for attention with the views of the sea and the village. Bedroom 2 This bedroom contains twin bunk beds and a sofa bed. There is also a chest of drawers and a wardrobe. Bathroom The family bathroom contains a full-size bath, a shower over the bath, a toilet, a hand basin and a heated towel rail. Entertainment 32 inch TV, DVD player, Freeview and a selection of books. Outside The property has the benefit of a large garden (shared with the downstairs flat), overlooking the bay, as well as off road parking for one vehicle. There is additional off road parking alongside the beach and roadside parking on the beach road. A decking area at the bottom of the garden is the perfect spot to read the morning newspaper overlooking the bay. The decking area has a table and 4 chairs. Please note that property is located on the first floor, accessed via an external flight of 18 steps! Essential information • Central heating • Log burning stove in lounge • Towels and linen included • Private parking for 1 vehicle • Internet access • Travel cot and high chair available • Can be booked with Lower Flat to accommodate 12 • Close to the beach with wonderful sea views

Pebble Cottage is a cosy, pet-friendly, newly refurbished house in the village of Cemaes Bay. We welcomed our first guests for Christmas 2018. It's a two minute walk from the front door, through the village, or the same distance from the back gate along the wooded river, to the beaches and pretty harbour. A very short walk to a couple of great pubs. Red squirrels live in the trees along the river behind the house. We're hoping to attract them into the garden which borders this river valley. Wifi

Bright, sparkling clean and beautifully furnished and decorated. Colourful and comfortable. Local, original art throughout is a unique feature of the cottage. The kingsized room overlooks the back garden, the wooded valley and the little river. The front double bedroom, which also has a single bed, overlooks the high street and the village hall. There is a smart TV and free WiFi.

Cemaes Bay is a lovely little village with a great community. It has four pubs, a general store, a deli/cafe, a fish and chip shop, a pharmacy, hairdressers and barbers, a gallery, a community run gift shop, a craft workshop, and during the summer a beach side pizza takeaway. It has two main beaches and a little one as well as a pretty harbour. Boat trips and fishing trips leave from the harbour and there's always lots going on. The Anglesey Coastal Path is a few minutes away from the house and the headland walks from the village are stunning!

Tregele is a small rural Hamlet approximately 15 mins walk from glorious Cemaes Bay and the stunning Anglesey coastal path. Its location places it within easy walking distance of the triple SSI environment of Cemlyn popular with bird watchers and walkers alike. Howth House is the home of artists and writers and the gallery is perfect for those seeking nature’s muses. It is equipped with central heating and a log fire can be laid at the end of the day for that real homely treat.

The Gallery consists of a comfortable day room complete with WiFi TV and DVD collection. The kitchen is fully equipped for meal prepping and cooking along with a clothes washing machine if required. The bedroom is ensuite with a roomy shower and heated towel rail. Outside to the rear is a small private enclosed terraced area with grass and decking.

2 minute walk to superbly stocked shop /Garage and off licence/post office. Tregele is set within a rural\coastal farming community, there may be some yummy farm related smells where the wind brings them,

Conveniently situated within walking distance of a beach and amenities, this first floor apartment is perfect for families.. All on first floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft), 1 twin (2ft 6in). Bathroom, shower over bath and toilet. . Economy 7 central heating included (£5 per night, October-March). Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. Two Freeview TVs. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Freezer. Wi-fi. Shared courtyard garden. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store. No smoking.. Ideally located for family seaside holidays and relaxing winter breaks, Quayside is a first floor apartment set just a short stroll away from a sandy beach, harbour and selection of shops, pubs and cafés, in the heart of the pretty fishing village of Cemaes Bay, which is a multiple winner in the annual ‘Wales in Bloom’ competition, and is partly owned by the National Trust and protected as a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The double bedroom of Quayside has a kingsize bed, and with a large, private car park and access to the harbour so close, it makes an ideal base for guests with sailing boats. From the communal front garden guests can enjoy the great views of the harbour, sea and beach. The quiet environment is particularly suitable for children as a bypass skirts the village with only local traffic accessing the High Street. This is a wonderful location from which to explore the island and its host of attractions including a sea zoo, Beaumaris Castle and puffin and seal watching cruises. Bird watching, superb coastal walking and a fine choice of golf courses are nearby. Day trips to Ireland depart from the port of Holyhead, just 15 miles away, whilst the Snowdonia National Park and its range of outdoor pursuits are also easily accessible. Beach 50 yards. Shop 100 yards, pub and restaurant 50 yards.

Looking for a relaxing rural break? Our purpose built Annex located in beautiful Cemaes Bay can offer you just that. From the moment you cross the bridge you'll see breathtaking landscapes, unspoiled coastlines and picturesque towns and villages that will surely make you fall in love. We have miles of scenic walks on the Isle of Anglesey Coastal path and cycle paths if your a keen cyclist. Anglesey will not disappoint and we are sure it will capture your heart like many others.

The Annex (which is attached to our bungalow) has been renovated to an exceptionally high standard, with a contemporary design throughout , enjoy a large modern shower, comfy double bed, rural views or snuggle down in front of the fire with a good film. The Annex has super fast broadband and a smart TV. Included in your stay is a breakfast pack which includes: bread, butter, jam, marmalade, orange juice, cereal and milk. The Annex is fully equipped with fridge freezer, microwave and full size cooker as well as a washer and drier.

small quiet cul-de-sac backing onto fields.

This is a modern static caravan benefitting from double glazing, central heating, integrates appliances and en suits WC and sink for the master bedroom.

We are located on the North West cost of Anglesey in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The rugged coastline is a 10 minute walk away which can be followed around to Cemlyn Nature Reserve ideal for bird watching or to Church Bay where there is a Blue Flag beach and fantastic Wavecrest Beach Cafe being ideal for kids. The renowned Lobster Pot restaurant is a short drive away and other eating places can be found in Cemaes Bay or Valley.

Lower Flat The Moorings, Cemaes Bay, Anglesey holiday apartment, the setting of this property is really quite special with breathtaking views of the village, the harbour and out to sea from the kitchen, lounge and bedroom, whatever time of the year. Cemaes is a small fishing village with narrow streets, a few shops and pubs and a hotel with bars and a bistro. It is located on the north coast of the island and is a good starting point for access to the Anglesey Coastal Path. There is a nature reserve at Cemlyn to the west and Church Bay further along the coast attracts many visitors. At the eastern end of the village is a broad, flat, sandy beach which offers a great venue for sunbathing, swimming and water sports. This apartment can sleep up to nine, book with the Top Flat to accommodate a group of up to fourteen. Property description Kitchen The kitchen is spacious. It is well equipped with a cooker, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, kettle, toaster, microwave,washing machine and tumble dryer. Wrap Around Sun Room Eight chairs are set at a long wooden table in the spacious dining area where panoramic windows provide stunning views of the bay. There is also a comfortable seating area, a cane two seater sofa and two single chairs, great for enjoying a morning coffee as you watch the tide come in! With separate access into the wrap around sun room is a children’s play area with toys and games. Lounge The light and airy well-proportioned lounge has a beautiful, ornate wooden fire surround with an open fire, perfect to provide a welcoming glow and warmth in the evenings. The white beamed ceiling and glass panelled doors give a feeling of lightness and airiness enhanced by the views out to sea. There is a 3-seater sofa and two armchairs, a 43 inch TV with Freeview and DVD player and a Sony i-pod dock. Books and DVDs are to be found on the shelves of the dresser. Bedroom 1 The white beamed ceiling and polished wood floor bring plenty of character to this double bedroom which also contains bedside cabinets, a chest of drawers and rocking chair. There are stunning sea view from the bed. Bedroom 2 This bedroom contains two sets of bunk beds. There is also a wardrobe and a cupboard. There is a cot under the bunk bed and the bedroom window looks out to sea. Bedroom 3 This double bedroom contains a chest of drawers and a fitted wardrobe. Bathroom An beach themed white-tiled bathroom contains a full-size bath, a toilet, a sink and a heated towel rail. Shower Room Next door to the bathroom is a spacious shower room with a walk-in shower, toilet, a sink and a heated towel rail. Entertainment 43 inch TV, Freesat, DVD player with selection of DVD’s, iPod dock and a selection of books in lounge. Outside The property has the benefit of a large garden (shared with the upstairs flat), overlooking the bay, as well as off road parking for one vehicle. There is additional off road parking alongside the beach and roadside parking on the beach road. A private decking area with table and chairs for the lower flat can be accessed through the children’s play area in the conservatory. An additional decking area at the bottom of the garden is the perfect spot to read the morning newspaper overlooking the bay. The decking area has a table and 4 chairs. Essential information • Central heating • Ground floor bedrooms • Linen and Towels provided • Cot and highchair available • Private parking for 2 vehicles • Internet access • Walk in shower • Can be booked with the Top Flat to accommodate 12 • On the beach with wonderful sea views

Ty Gwyn is lovely bright peaceful house a couple of hundred yards from the High St in the seaside village of Cemaes Bay. We're in a small residential estate but only 5 minutes away from the 3 pubs, grocery store, gallery & crafts shops, fish & chips shop, the quaint harbour with its fishing boats and the beautiful beaches. We renovated and freshly furnished the house in 2019 and are looking forward to welcoming guests. We hope you love the house and the village as much as we do!

We've tried to think of everything our guests could need from practical items such as travel cot, stair-gate and high chair, iron and hairdryer to necessities such as lovely fluffy towels and good quality bedding. We love collecting driftwood from the beaches on Anglesey and have made lamps and other items for Ty Gwyn from some of our finds. The three upstairs bedrooms (2 double and 1 single) are all comfortable, colourful and stylish with great quality bedding and accessories. There is a bright, clean bathroom upstairs with bath and shower and a downstairs loo. The dining-kitchen is spacious and very well equipped with a view out over the back garden. The sun sets on this side of the hose so you get some lovely evening light in here to enjoy whilst preparing supper. The sitting room is a delightful bright room with a wonderful log burner to flop down in front of after a long day on the beach. There is also a smart TV and range of interesting coffee table books for you to enjoy.

Pubs, restaurants etc

Lovely detached bungalow with sea views in a quiet rural cul-de-sac. Cosy living room with an open fire. Friendly local host with good knowledge of the island. There is also a double room available at this property.

Close to local amenities (Hotels, pubs, shops)

Stunning coastal scenery

A comfortable, two bedroomed cabin offering extensive views across Anglesey with private garden for peaceful getaways. We are postioned near to the coastal path and many cycle routes. Parys Mountain is on our doorstep. Beaches can be reached within a ten minute drive. Continental breakfast is supplied for the first morning. Tea, coffee, sugar and milk are provided. The chalet is heated with electric heaters and there are bed warmers. Please note the chalet does not have wifi at present.

Family pets are always welcome. Please bring your pet's own bedding (a dog crate is available for small/medium sized dogs). A highchair is available.

The cabin is situated on the edge of Parys Mountain. There are a number of walks on and around the mountain with extensive views across the bay to Llandudno, Puffin Island and the Lleyn Peninsular.

The Cottage at Garnedd Isaf sleeps 2, with kitchen, separate dining room, lounge, outdoor patios to the front and rear. Both with patio furniture. Fully centrally heated. WiFi connection. 1 well behaved dog is accepted. Bicycle shed. Situated in Rhosgoch in Anglesey, close to Cemaes Bay and Amlwch. Set away from the road giving you peace and serenity during your stay. We allow one well behaved dog.

In the lounge there is a 42" smart TV with freeview, netflix and a dvd player. Books, dvd's and games for the rainy days which we hope are not too often. There is an electric log burner effect fire for those cosy evenings and a Bluetooth speaker to set the mood. Patio doors to the rear private garden. The kitchen is well equipped with all cutlery, crockery, utensils etc. and there is a micro wave, toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer, 5 burner gas hob, electric built in single oven, cooker hood, dish washer, washing machine, dryer and bean to cup DeLonghi coffee machine.. Kitchen towels and tea towels are provided and a welcome pack is included. The bedroom has a King Size Bed, ample wardrobe space, drawer unit and bedside units. Hair dryer. All bedding is included. Shower room with vanity unit, shelving, cupboards and mirror with lights. Enclosed shower cubicle with electric shower and pedestal W.C. Bath & Hand towels are provided but we ask you to bring your own beach towels. To the rear is a patio and private garden area with garden furniture and BBQ. There is a storage area at the front of the cottage for bicycles. The garden and patio areas are both fenced. Making them private and secure for your dog. To the front of The Cottage there is a small patio with table and chairs for that morning coffee in the sunshine. And access to the Bicycle shed

Just a short walk is The Ring at Rhosgoch, a local tavern offering great food and fine ales, it is a very dog friendly pub. A short drive takes you to Amlwch with shops, hairdressers, take outs and sit in restaurants, Doctors and chemists, which we hope you will not need. Cemaes Bay is also a short drive away, with its beautiful sandy beach, harbour and plenty of eateries.

Newly renovated 2 bedroom house. 10 mins walk from Amlwch coastal path. Bedding, towels , washing machine, fully equipped kitchen included. 20 inch TV. electric heating and water immersion seating out the front. no smoking inside Fast sky broadband The property is South facing and therefore catches the sun most of the day, making it a wonderful place to sit and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the area.

Downstairs kitchenette and cosy comfortable sofa with separate Chesterfield chair. Folding table and chairs, seats 4 people. Upstairs 2 double bedrooms and 1 toilet and shower

Very quiet , peaceful and relaxed friendly street. Town centre within 5 minutes walk, local pubs, cafes, butchers, hardware store. Alternatively 10 mins walk to Amlwch port with two more pubs , fish and chip shop and harbour

A stylish, modern, detached house in the heart of the idyllic harbour village of Cemaes bay. This superb family house is a short walk to the beach and amenities. The property was built in 2011 and certainly has the 'wow' factor with 5 bedrooms, a spacious open plan upstairs living room with delightful countryside views. The stunning kitchen is well equipped and has double doors into an outside decked seating area. Cemaes is a picturesque seaside village with plenty to do for all the family.

A light and bright modern space with all the home comforts to help you enjoy your holiday.

Cemaes Bay is a picturesque harbour village that won't disappoint. With a bustling harbour wall, you can lose hours crabbing and watching boats, swimmers and divers! The sandy beach is a perfect place to enjoy an ice-cream. The Island of Anglesey is a delight for walkers, cyclists, water sports enthusiasts and anyone wanting to enjoy fresh air and beautiful sunrises/sunsets!

1 Bed Annexe set in a private Garden close to local amenities. Ideal location for Golfers, Walkers and Fishing trips.

Cosy, self catering accommodation in picturesque Cemaes Bay village. Within walking distance to the bay and local shops. The accommodation is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area; walking the coastal path and visiting the beaches. Cemaes Bay has a heritage centre, small shops for everyday requirements (chemist, butcher, grocery store, post office) and pubs/cafes. There is a free car park across the road from the property Wifi available through purchasing passes from BT openzone.

The accommodation has the benefit of electric storage heating and bed warmers on each bed. The accommodation comprises of two reception rooms, a dining area, kitchen, two double bedrooms and a bathroom (there is a shower over the bath). There is an outside space at the rear of the house where visitors can relax. Tea, coffee, milk and sugar are provided. The accommodation does not have wifi. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate pets and the accommodation is unsuitable for children under 12 years of age.

There are opportunities in Cemaes Bay to enjoy good food and drink, particularly in the Heritage Centre cafe and the local fish and chip shop. Regular fishing trips run from the harbour and walks along the coastal path are a must.

Located in the beautiful Northern Coastal town of Cemaes Bay, lies Penrhyn Cottage. This beautifully appointed Anglesey holiday cottage provides its guests with an ideal base to discover Cemaes Bay. The surrounding coastal towns of Bull Bay, Moelfre & Benllech are also just a short drive from its front door. Penrhyn Cottage can sleep 4, the beach is a 2-minute walk from the cottage, whilst the Wales Coastal path is just around the corner of the property. There is a romantic feel to the holiday home with local artists and stone masonries very prominent throughout. One well behaved dog is welcome, there is a small outdoor space behind the back of the property, which would be ideal for enjoying the last of the sun on a summer’s day. The owners have also included a barbecue & chiminea., garden furniture is also supplied. Please note although the garden is enclosed, the gate is standard sizw Property description Kitchen/Diner A well-equipped kitchen/Diner with microwave, gas hob, electric oven, toaster, kettle, Nespresso coffee machine, fridge/freezer washing machine, (the tumble dryer is nearby in the kingsize ground floor double room) pots & pans etc. There is also a small TV in the kitchen diner. Freezer in downstairs bathroom Bedroom 1 (downstairs) This kingsize double has a nice ensuite fitted bathroom, where the tumble dryer is also located. Local artwork is prominent in the ground floor double room from local artists. .……. there is also space for a travel cot. The downstairs double also has a free standing wardrobe & vanity table. Bedroom 2 (upstairs) When you get to the top of the staircase you are greeted with a beautiful vista of the Irish Sea. Bedroom 2 is to your right, a twin room that has a shower and toilet right outside the door to the room. Lounge Lounge has a 2 seater leather sofa and 2 leather chairs. 32 in JVC TV. A selection of books are available. Enjoy the view out towards the Irish Sea Entertainment The upstairs lounge enjoys a large LED HD TV with Freeview, with nice comfy sofas, perfect for enjoying an aperitif or a great movie after dinner! Essential information Eco friendly Central heating 2 dogs allowed (£10 per dog per booking) Towels & linen provided Internet available Private parking for 2 vehicles right outside the front door. No Smoking No real candles Distance to the beach 2 minute walk down to Cemaes Bay. Security Deposit Penrhyn Cottage has a £100 security deposit. On behalf of the homeowner we reserve the right to charge guests the cost of rectifying damage, caused by the accidental, deliberate, negligent or reckless act of the guest to the property or structure. This will be done by Pre-authorising a credit card. A Pre-authorisation is a temporary hold of a specific amount of the available balance on a credit card. The Pre-authorisation is not a charge and no funds will be debited from your account. Things to do/places to visit nearby Cemaes Bay Harbour and beach – Cemaes is a gorgeous, unspoilt coastal village on the North coast of Anglesey, the most northerly village in Wales with a lovely little harbour and a wide sandy beach. Llyn Alaw – Enjoy a stroll along this large Anglesey reservoir. It covers 770 acres and has a number of walking trails along the water. It is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a destination for over-wintering birds. There are also wildflowers, butterflies and bird hides where you can look out for the variety of birds that visit the lake. Melin Llynnon Mill – Melin Llynnon, or Llynnon Mill, is a gristmill located on the outskirts of the village of Llanddeusant on the island of Anglesey. It is the only surviving working windmill in Wales. Lovely homemade food in the cafe. Amlwch Port Amlwch is situated on the north eastern corner of Anglesey. A small town with a long history of working traditions, it offers visitors a wide range of activities. Copper Trail This splendid circular cycle route takes you on a tour of the wonderful Isle of Anglesey in Wales. The route follows National Cycle Network route 566 on a series of quiet country lanes. Geo Mon Anglesey (Môn) is the largest of the Welsh islands, situated in the north west corner of Wales. This internationally recognised Geopark covers some 720 square kilometres and has 201 kilometres of coastline.

We understand the corona virus is causing disruption, we are open unless travel restrictions apply. We are extremely rural, no need to come into contact with anyone or us for that matter and the caravan is completely disinfected between each set of visitors. If you have any worries or concerns, please contact us. Come enjoy some self isolation and R&R Static caravan in a tranquil setting located in 1.5 acres of private land. A great base to discover and explore beautiful Isle of Anglesey.

The caravan has 2 bedrooms, one has a king size bed with fitted wardrobes. The other has 2 single beds but can be made up into a double if required, this also has fitted wardrobes. Bedding and towels are provided. The bathroom has a bath with a shower over, toilet, hand wash basin and heated towel rail A good sized kitchen area with oven, grill, hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge with an ice box. All pans, crockery, and utensils are provided. The dining area has a table and 4 chairs. In the utility room there is a combination boiler, washing machine, iron, rotary washing line. The living room has a large corner settee, poang chair, foot stool, nest of tables, tv and WiFi router. The patio has a bistro set, bbq and on the grass a picnic table. The caravan is fully central heated for all year round occupancy. As the caravan is set in such an open space, if you had additional family/friends that wished to join you, we can offer space for camping on a self catering basis only, they would have to share caravan facilities. The caravan is only equipped for 4 guest so campers would have the provide their own cutlery and towels. Guests camping is charged at flat rate of £10 per person per night. We can also offer and electric hook up at an additional cost of £2.00 per night. If you wish to take advantage of this extra, please contact me BEFORE making a booking to arrange the extra costs to be added to the booking

We are located on a very quiet country lane with no street lighting. A torch is recommended for late arrivals, but however due to the lack of light pollution, there is some amazing star gazing to be done, the Milky Way can be seen by the naked eye.

The Stables is a cosy cottage conversion originally a Stable. It is attached to a farmhouse. Come here to wind down and relax in warm comfortable surroundings. Sleeps 2, central heating, shower room toilet, a mezzanine bedroom overlooking the main living area. The kitchen is modern with electric oven hob and microwave. We are just 4 miles from the nearest beach at Cemaes Bay and close to the Cemlyn nature reserve renowned for bird watching,seal and porpoise spotting.

The cottage is a light airy space with a vaulted ceiling and a double bed space 'crog loft' as it's known in Wales overlooking the main lounge. The furnishings are comfortable with two large leather sofas and a carpeted main lounge area. The area is quiet surrouded by countryside with access on foot to local footpaths. The garden is enclosed with a deck area lawns and free range chickens. Yummy eggs! Read reviews on our web site see what others think.

Set in the Anglesey countryside about 4 miles from Cemaes Bay the nearest beach. We have a pub within a 1 mile walk serving food and accepting dogs. A quiet location with easy access to the rest of Anglesey.

Adults only(over 18)This wonderfully presented three bedroom caravan is ideally located with direct access to the Anglesey costal footpath. It is located in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty .it has stunning views and comes with beautiful patio so you can make the most of them! Short drive to the harbour village of Cemaes bay where there’s plenty to do, there’s shops, cafes ,pubs,hotels as well as a lovely beach.why not go on a fishing trip that sail from the harbour or just relax!

One of two caravans ideal for family groups or friends over 16 only.Adult well behaved dogs are welcome

Ideal for walkers or as a base for exploring.over 16 only

A private, quiet double room with a close bathroom, available in our separate guest wing. The bedroom is sizeable and dual aspect with tea/ coffee facilities and TV. The property is an old Gate House recently updated to a high standard. The house is within a 5 minute walk to both Amlwch Port and Amlwch, with their shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants and take always. The stunning coastal path is also only 5 minutes walk away. There is ample parking space. This is one of two available rooms.

The area is beautiful and tranquil and the location is perfect for exploring Anglesey and the mainland. There are many beautiful beaches, castles and places of historic interest. The coastal path is a designated area of natural, outstanding beauty. Bangor, Holyhead, Caernarfon, Snowdonia, Conwy, Llandudno and the Llyn Peninsula are all within an hours drive.

The neighbourhood is very quiet and situated within an area of historical interest.

The small seaside town of Amlwch lies on the north eastern corner of Anglesey, in a stunning coastal location. The town plays host to numerous activities and attractions, making it the ideal location for a holiday or weekend break. Discover the beautiful 125 mile coastal path that winds its way along the coast of Anglesey. It's scenary lends itself as an ideal location for lovers of photography (Dark sky status) and many outdoor activities including golf, fishing, cycling, walking, canoeing

The flat is conveniently located to many shops, eateries, pubs & launderette, all within walking distance. It also benefits from recently introduced WiFi

Whilst everybody speaks English, you will find that when socialising, locally, many speak Welsh

The caravan is your personal space, the garden is shared. However, you may be sharing it with a couple of hungry chickens, who tap on the door for tit bits or at the right time of year, an orphan bottle fed lamb or two. There is loads of room to park, for children to play and let off steam and BBQ’s are never a problem!

We are a five minute drive away from Cemaes Bay which has a butchers, general store, chemist and a very good chip shop Supermarkets are within easy reach and directions are in each caravan Anglesey has lots of attractions and things to do. Castles, beaches, car boot sales - whatever you fancy.

Mid-terraced cottage directly overlooking the sea and the coastal path, and a stone's throw from the amenities of the village centre. Open fireplace in the living area with two bedrooms on the first floor and a further bedroom in an annex at the top of a small south facing garden, also overlooking the sea.

A well loved family cottage. We are looking forward to sharing our special cottage and breathtaking views with you! The cottage is a wonderful place to stay at all times of the year. The sea is so close and it is wonderful to watch it from the cottage windows or directly from the beach. The cottage kitchen is very well equipped should you wish to cook or bake during your stay. There are heaters in every room and there is an open fire in the living room with a supply of logs and coal. There are toys, games and books to suit all ages and interests available for use by our guests. All sheets and towels are provided. There is a washing machine and tumble drier available for use by our guests. There is outdoor seating at the front overlooking the beach and in the south facing yard and garden at the rear of the cottage. There is decking outside the annex with views of the sea.

Cemaes is the most northerly village in Wales boasting two beautiful beaches, a harbour, coastal path, and attractive village with amenities including McColls, an award winning fish and chip shop, deli/cafe, craft shop, Cemaes venture shop, cafe/heritage centre and two pubs.

Adult only( over 18 only) Beautiful appointed caravans situated in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty with sea views.its ideally situated for walkers as it has direct access to the costal footpath at the famous porthwen brickworks.the caravan can comfortably sleep four people.we included bedding and towels for your convenience.The caravan comes with private parking,patio+ furniture ideal for watching the sunset or having a drink or two. minutes away from the beautiful cemaes bay

Private parking and patio ideal for a sunset drink! Over 16 only

We cater for adults over 16 for a calming break.Cemaes bay is a couple of minutes away by car.a beautiful seaside harbour village with shops pubs and hotels,why not go on a fishing trip from the harbour or just watch the world go by with a coffee overlooking the beach at the harbour hotel!