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Cae'r Borth is situated on the outskirts of Moelfre with its own private beach. Fabulous house, spacious with amazing views over the bay. Beautiful gardens. Open fire and very well equipped. TV, WIFI. (Ref. 1008757)
7 nights from £1951
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Located in Malltraeth. Local amenities 8 miles in popular seaside town Rhosneigr or 3 miles away at Newborough. Wood Burning stove. TV & DVD. Enclosed garden. (Ref. 1008894)
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Enjoy lovely sea vies from this detached farmhouse on the outskirts of Moelfre. Pick up the Anglesey Coastal Path, towards Lligwy or Moelfre. Tv and WIFI and also a cosy wood burning stove. (Ref. 1008682)
7 nights from £558
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Stunning timber framed property located in the heart of anglesey. (Ref. 1010978)
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Pretty holiday cottage with views towards Snowdon and the Llyn Peninsula. 5 minute drive to Newborough beach. Approx 10 miles to local amenities. Woodburning stove, WIFI, TV. (Ref. 1008972)
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Set high up at Mynydd Bodafon, this cottage is close to Lligwy Beach and the village of Moelfre. Fabuous views. Woodburner, wifi, garden. (Ref. 1008878)
7 nights from £451
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Cwm Glas Bach is perfect if you want mountain walking on your doorstep! Great views from every window. TV DVD and wood burning stove. (Ref. 1008797)
Our Menai cottages have plenty to offer all the family. From stunning coastlines, to picture postcard cottages, it's no surprise Menai Bridge is one of the most popular destinations for a holiday in North Wales.
Why Menai Bridge?
The town of Menai Bridge sits on the shores of the Menai Strait and is overlooked by the iconic suspension bridge built by Thomas Telford.
Menai Bridge has grown massively in popularity in the last few years, mainly due to its vibrant food scene, led by the Michelin Star restaurant - Sosban and The Butchers.
Until 1826 the town of Menai Bridge was known as Porthaethwy - it was renamed to celebrate the opening of Thomas Telford’s magnificent crossing, the world’s first ever iron suspension bridge.
Perhaps the best way to see the town - and the bridge - is from the water. Enjoy a day out on the variety of Anglesey Boat Trips on offer. RibRide boasts the fastest rib boat in the UK called velocity. You can travel down the Menai Strait at speeds of up to 70mph, whilst taking in the stunning coastline. There are more relaxed boat trips where you can listen to the commentary and learn all about the history and geography of the strait. From its whirlpools and shipwrecks to how drivers would make cattle swim from Anglesey to the mainland via ‘pig island’.
Menai Cottages
From private islands to quaint cottages and stunning sea view cottages, Menai Bridge has it covered.
We have a huge range of Menai Bridge holiday cottages, ranging from cosy romantic retreats to large holiday houses perfect for family get-togethers.
If you are looking for an ideal base to explore all of North Wales, then a cottage in Menai Bridge is perfect. Browse our collection of fantastic Menai cottages or get in touch with us and we can help you find the perfect North Wales holiday cottage in Menai Bridge.