| other amenities include a bar, a drying room and tiered decking for al fresco dining. complimentary full welsh breakfast is provided, and there's a cosy restaurant offering a grill menu and stone-baked pizzas. a short walk from trearddur bay beach, this laid-back pub and restaurant with rooms is 3 miles from valley train station and 5 miles from anglesey airport. the 6 airy, traditional rooms feature en suite bathrooms and flat-screen tvs.
Anglesey Airport 16 min
Parc Gwledig Morglawdd Caergybi Breakwater Country Park (16 min)
Coastal park in a former rock quarry featuring scenic trails, birdwatching & a lake with fishing. Holyhead Mountain (18 min)
Holy Island's highest mountain houses a late Roman watchtower & an Iron Age stone circle settlement. Anglesey Adventures (11 min) Port of Holyhead (9 min) Parc Arfordirol Penrhos coastal park (10 min) Melin Llynon, Llanddeusant (20 min)
Iron age RSPB south stack (17 min)
Cliffside nature reserve overlooking the sea, offering rare species of birds & scenic viewpoints. South Stack (17 min)
Small island accessible via pedestrian bridge, with a well-known lighthouse & dramatic sea views. Trefignath (7 min)
Tomb and monument South Stack Lighthouse (17 min)
Built in 1809, this lighthouse is open seasonally, offering engine room tours & an exhibition area. Trearddur Bay Beach (7 min) Holyhead Maritime Museum (10 min)
Small waterfront museum featuring local maritime history exhibits, including artifacts & models. Porth Dafarch (7 min)
Beach and kayaking Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path (8 min)
Picturesque 200-km. footpath around the island of Anglesey, with ancient & natural sites. St Cybi's Church (10 min)
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