Places to see in ( Trearddur Bay - UK )
Places to see in ( Trearddur Bay - UK )
Trearddur or Trearddur Bay is a community, village and seaside resort south of Holyhead on the west coast of Holy Island off the north-west coast of Anglesey in Wales. Near the beach is a play area and a football pitch where Trearddur Bay United F.C. play. The village of Trearddur Bay has had a lifeboat station since 1967.
There are two general shops in the centre of the villageof Trearddur Bay , along with a garage, two golf courses, one 18-hole (Holyhead Golf Club), and one small 9-hole, and two hotels including a large hotel, Trearddur Bay Hotel, which overlooks the beach. There is also a number of self-catering holiday cottages, many with views of the sea and easy access to the beaches.
On the two beaches — Porth Diana and the main beach — there are some shallow scuba diving sites, and the main beach is one of the tourist hotspots of Anglesey. There is excellent sea fishing in the area. Boat trips and fishing trips are available from the beach. Horse riding is available, as is kayaking and sailing. The seas around Holy Island provide some of the best kayaking in the world.
Trearddur Bay Sailing Club (founded in 1919) has over 1000 members but, unusually, operates only in the month of August. Visitors can walk along the Anglesey Coastal Footpath towards neighbouring Rhoscolyn or in the other direction towards Porth Dafarch and on to South Stack and the RSPB Reserve and lighthouse.
( Trearddur Bay - UK ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting the city of Trearddur Bay . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Trearddur Bay - UK
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Druidsmoor | Trearddur Bay |Anglesey
It's easy to see why Druidsmoor has such a great following - it is the ideal house for family holidays, sitting on the headland overlooking Porth Diana and just a short walk from the glorious main beach that spans the length of the village.
Trearddur Bay is a much-loved holiday destination, with pretty little bays and coves, clean white beaches and masses of things to do. You can walk along the Coastal Path, dive in the clear waters, go sailing and fishing, or enjoy a round of golf. Within walking distance is The Seacroft, which has a good restaurant and bar, and it's just a short drive to The White Eagle in Rhoscolyn.
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Ty Llwyd | Trearddur Bay, Anglesey
Ty Llwyd is a much-loved holiday home in a fantastic central location in the popular village of Trearddur Bay, on the west coast of the beautiful Isle of Anglesey. Just two minutes' walk away are several of Trearddur Bay's sandy beaches and rocky coves. The house is conveniently positioned opposite the Seacroft pub - perfect for long lunches or child-friendly suppers. It is just a five-minute walk to local shops and the Trearddur Bay Hotel. Every home comfort has been thought of, even down to the Lego! Two minutes walk from lovely beaches and sandy coves, summer or winter a great house to visit.
Walkers and wildlife enthusiasts can enjoy striding out along the Coastal Footpath. From Trearddur Bay, along the coast to the Rhoscolyn coastguard lookout and down to Rhoscolyn beach is a wonderful walk - look out for 'Bwa Gwyn', the white arch, on the way! To book this fabulous holiday cottage, visit the Menai Holiday Cottages website:
Holiday Home with a Wow Factor in Anglesey, North Wales | Llanddygfael Hir
Beautiful, spacious and detached holiday home with plenty of wow factor. Located on the Isle of Anglesey near Cemaes Bay, the most northerly village in Wales, this is a truly inspirational venue for your group or family get-together. From a private hot tub and four ensuite bedrooms to large grounds and bespoke elements such as handcrafted stairs.
The surrounding area also offers spectacular, unspoilt coastline with plenty of beaches and hidden coves, picturesque villages and towns, heritage and family attractions, boat trips and much more.
Size – sleeps eight in four bedrooms.
Beds – three super-king beds (two can be arranged as twin on request), one double.
Rooms – Ground floor: large, modern open plan room with kitchen / dining / living areas, utility room and WC. Upstairs: 4 ensuite bedrooms - one super-king bedroom, two super-king bedrooms that can be arranged as twin on request (please note your preference at the time of booking), one double. Spacious landing with chaise long.
Kitchen and utilities – beautiful kitchen with central island, dishwasher, eye level oven and microwave, warming drawer and hob. Full size integrated freezer and fridge and plenty of food preparation area. Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer.
Entertainment – 2 large TV screens - one with DVD player and Wii. Wifi provided.
For families – travel cot, high chair and stair gate available on request. Please bring your own cot linen.
Outside – large enclosed garden with a private hot tub and patio furniture.
Parking – plenty of parking spaces
General – central heating and electricity included. Bed linen, towels and 2 hairdryers provided. Welcome pack on arrival includes tea, coffee, sugar and milk as well as a selection of local products.
No pets or smoking inside the cottage.
Notes – This property has a £150 good housekeeping refundable bond, which is payable to Best of Wales along with the balance of your holiday. Alternatively, you can waiver this bond by paying a non-refundable fee of £5 per person instead.
Beach House - Dryll-Y-Gro | Llanfaethlu, Anglesey
Dryll-Y-Gro - formerly known as Trafadog Beach House - means 'crash of the waves on pebbles'. The name perfectly captures the setting of this truly fantastic house. When you conjure up images of the perfect family holiday, this is the house you would be in! Sea views, a big garden, a quiet, sandy beach just 30 yards from the door, and a very strong nautical theme throughout the house to remind you of your fantastic beach side location. The Black Lion, just 10 minutes away by car, is a super little pub that does great food.
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Yr Ocar - tranquil retreat venue and holiday let
Yr Ocar is a tranquil self catering retreat venue, nestled in 3 acres of woodland. Only 20 minutes from Bangor and 40 minutes from Betws y Coed, Yr Ocar is an extremely comfortable, tranquil detached house, fully equipped, with spacious dining room, living room and log burning stove.
It caters for up to 12 people, with six bedrooms, all with beautiful garden views. The tasteful decoration and secluded setting make Ocar a perfect getaway. Yr Ocar is the venue for some Dru Yoga and nutrition retreats.
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Pembrokeshire West Wales. Lydstep Haven Beach.
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North and South beaches at Moelfre Inc RNLI Lifeboat Station at Moelfre on Anglesey
Video of the two beaches at Moelfre on the Isle of Anglesey. The Anglesey Coastal Path runs between these two beaches and in the middle you have the Moelfre Lifeboat Station.
After the new Lifeboat station on the way towards the village, you will pass an old small stone building with a slipway in front of it, this is the original lifeboat station.
Moelfre is a beautiful coastal village on Anglesey which is steeped in Maritime history.
A section of the Anglesey Coastal Path travels through Moelfre, the coastal path heading north passes by two famous shipwrecks, the Royal Charter and the HIndlea. The Royal Charter sank in a ferocious storm in 1859, often referred to as the Royal Charter storm.