Anglesey Holiday Cottages

Set off the coast of North Wales, home to vast sandy beaches, rugged coastline, and historical sites, is the beautiful Isle of Anglesey. To experience all the delights of this sought-after destination, base yourself in one of our Anglesey cottages.

Why Book Anglesey Holiday Cottages?

Situated just off the coast of North Wales, Anglesey is a stunning island destination that offers the perfect setting for a memorable staycation. Booking one of these Anglesey holiday cottages gives you the chance to enjoy everything from dramatic coastal scenery and sandy beaches to charming villages and historic landmarks. Whether you’re exploring the Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or visiting iconic sites like Beaumaris Castle and South Stack Lighthouse, there’s plenty to see and do during your stay.

As well as its natural beauty, these Anglesey cottages provide you with a comfortable and convenient base to return to each day. Offering all the space and amenities you need, they’re ideal for families, couples and groups of friends alike. Many of these cottages in Anglesey are also located within easy reach of local towns, meaning you’re never too far from great places to eat, drink and shop.

What’s more, the island’s excellent location means you’ll also have easy access to mainland North Wales, opening up even more opportunities for adventure. So, whether you’re planning to relax by the coast, explore the countryside or discover nearby attractions, booking one of these Anglesey holiday cottages is a wonderful idea to consider.

Places to Visit near Anglesey Holiday Cottages

When you book one of these Anglesey holiday cottages, you and your guests will have plenty of unique and exciting places to discover and explore, all waiting for you on your doorstep.

One place that’s well worth visiting during your stay is Beaumaris, found on the eastern coast of the island and around a 20-minute drive from many of these cottages in Anglesey. Overlooking the Menai Strait, this historic seaside town is best known for its impressive medieval castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has stood proudly on the waterfront for centuries. Alongside its rich history, you’ll also find a charming pier, a picturesque seafront and a fantastic selection of independent cafés, pubs and restaurants to enjoy throughout the day.

Another brilliant destination to add to your itinerary is Moelfre, situated approximately 25 minutes away on the island’s north-east coast. This quaint fishing village is renowned for its maritime heritage and stunning coastal scenery, making it a favourite amongst walkers and nature lovers alike. Whilst here, be sure to visit the RNLI Seawatch Centre to learn about the village’s lifeboat history, before heading out along the Anglesey Coast Path to admire the dramatic sea views and rugged coastline.

For those hoping to spend time on some of the island’s best beaches, Rhosneigr is a must-visit destination and can be reached in around 20 minutes by car. Home to two beautiful sandy beaches, this popular coastal village is a hotspot for watersports enthusiasts, with surfing, paddleboarding and sailing all on offer throughout the year. Away from the shoreline, you’ll also find plenty of welcoming places to eat, drink and relax after a day spent exploring the coast.

Other places to stay in Anglesey:

Aberffraw

Benllech

Church Bay

Llangoed

Llandegfan

Llantrisant

Malltraeth

Menai Bridge

Penmon

South Stack

Trearddur Bay

Types of Anglesey Accommodation

As well as these places to stay in Anglesey, there’s also a full collection of holiday cottages in North Wales to explore if you haven’t quite found the perfect place to stay yet.

If you're hoping to add a touch of luxury to your next break, then be sure to take a look at these luxury holiday cottages in Anglesey. Alternatively, if relaxation is at the top of your list, one of these cottages with hot tubs in Anglesey, these lodges with hot tubs in Anglesey or these hot tub cottages in North Wales would be perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring.

Bringing your four-legged friend along for the adventure? If so, be sure to browse these dog-friendly cottages in Anglesey, offering fantastic access to the island’s countryside, coastline and walking trails.

For larger groups of friends and family, these large cottages in Anglesey provide plenty of space to relax and spend quality time together. On the other hand, if you’re looking for something a little different, these holiday lodges in Anglesey can make for a wonderful alternative to traditional cottage accommodation.

If spending time by the coast is a priority, then you simply can’t go wrong with these sea view cottages in Anglesey or these Anglesey cottages near the beach, both of which put you within easy reach of some of the island’s most spectacular stretches of coastline.

Or, for a classic getaway, why not check out these holiday parks in Anglesey instead?

Alternatively, if you're only planning a quick getaway, then there’s also plenty of opportunities to book short breaks in Anglesey. Or, for those of you hoping to secure a spontaneous escape, these last-minute cottages in Anglesey are well worth exploring too.