Nestled in Llanfachraeth in Anglesey lies this delightful sing-storey property, Bwthyn Rhos Y Gaer. Enjoying a lovely location just a stone’s throw away from the beach, along with homely décor and furnishings, Bwthyn Rhos Y Gaer is a fabulous choice for couples to explore the delights of the Welsh coast. Upon arrival, unload your belongings in the off-road parking space and make your way past a charming patio area complete with furniture and a fire pit, ideal for evenings spent dining alfresco. Step into the open-plan living space, where you’ll find a well-equipped kitchen with all the necessary appliances required for rustling up hearty meals to serve for your other half at the intimate dining table for two. After dinner, retreat to the plush sofa and enjoy catching up on your favourite show on the Smart TV or relish a movie night with use of a handy DVD player. Continue through to the en-suite shower room where you can freshen up after a day of exploring and retire to a plush king-size bed to catch your sleep in; there is also a sofa bed for your convenience which would be perfect for the younger members of your group. When you’re ready to explore, find the sandy trails of Porth Tywyn Mawr and Porth Trwyn only a short distance away, where you can swim, paddleboard or simply admire the tranquil surroundings under the sun’s rays. Further afield, discover Holyhead Maritime Museum, and the Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path in Holyhead, or head to Penrhos Feilw Standing Stones, a pair of stone structures which are believed to date all the way back to the Bronze Age. For a wider selection of amenities, take a day trip to Llanfairpwllgwyngyll to get up closed and personal with furry residents at Foel Farm Park, learn about marine life at Anglesey Sea Zoo and visit the famous sign which exhibits the village’s lengthy name in full. Enjoying a rural position in Anglesey, delight in a memorable holiday at Bwthyn Rhos Y Gaer.

The west coast of Anglesey is home to the village of Llanfachraeth, which was founded in honour of St. Machraeth in the sixth century. Fishing for coarse and game fish as well as salmon is permitted along the banks of the river Alaw, which originates at the Llyn Alaw reservoir. This small community has a convenience store and a tavern, and the area around it is home to fantastic fishing, birdwatching, and seaside hikes. Snowdonia's mainland also offers climbing opportunities. At the magnificent Rhosneigr beach, indulge in thrilling watersports like kitesurfing, diving, and sailing, or play 18 holes at one of three nearby golf courses. Anglesey Sea Zoo, Beaumaris, a historic town with a castle and a variety of shops and restaurants, a boat ride through NT Plas Newydd Country House, or a day trip to Ireland are all enjoyable options for a day trip. A fantastic destination for holidays all year long.

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