Anglesey Holiday Lets
Discover holiday lets on Anglesey, from coastal cottages and seaside houses to peaceful countryside stays across one of North Wales' best-known island destinations.
Beaches, coastal walking, historic towns and dramatic sea views make Anglesey a strong choice for family holidays, couples' escapes and dog-friendly breaks.
Staying on Anglesey
Anglesey, or Ynys Môn, lies just off the North Wales mainland and offers a mixture of beaches, small towns, harbour villages and open countryside.
Some visitors choose the island for a traditional beach holiday, while others use it for walking, wildlife, watersports or simply exploring the coast at a slower pace.
Holiday accommodation ranges from seaside cottages and larger family houses to rural properties inland, making it possible to choose between being close to the beach or somewhere quieter.
Popular Places to Stay on Anglesey
Different parts of the island offer very different holidays, from lively beach villages to historic towns and dramatic coastal scenery.
Rhosneigr
A popular west-coast village with sandy beaches, coastal scenery and a relaxed seaside atmosphere.
Beaumaris
A historic waterfront town with attractive streets, views across the Menai Strait and easy access to the eastern side of Anglesey.
Trearddur Bay
A popular coastal base on Holy Island with a broad beach and easy access to the dramatic western coastline.
Why Choose Anglesey?
Anglesey combines the freedom of an island holiday with straightforward access to the rest of North Wales.
Visitors can spend their time exploring beaches and coastal villages, walking sections of the island coastline or crossing back to the mainland for mountain and countryside day trips.
Types of Holiday Lets on Anglesey
The best accommodation depends on whether you want to be beside the sea, within a village or somewhere quieter inland.
Coastal Cottages
Traditional cottages near the coast suit visitors who want beach access, sea air and character accommodation.
Seaside Holiday Houses
Larger coastal houses provide more bedrooms and living space for families and group holidays.
Village Apartments
Apartments around the island's larger villages and towns can keep shops, restaurants and the waterfront nearby.
Countryside Retreats
Staying inland can provide quieter surroundings while keeping several different parts of the coast within reach.
What Kind of Anglesey Holiday Are You Planning?
Things to Do During an Anglesey Holiday
The island is large enough to reward exploring, but compact enough to experience several different areas during one stay.
Explore the Beaches
Anglesey offers a broad choice of sandy bays and smaller beaches around different parts of the island.
Walk the Coast
Coastal routes reveal cliffs, bays, open sea views and quieter stretches away from the busiest villages.
Visit Beaumaris
Explore the historic waterfront town and enjoy views towards the Menai Strait and mainland mountains.
Discover South Stack
The cliffs around Holy Island provide some of Anglesey's most dramatic coastal scenery and wildlife viewing.
Explore Rural Anglesey
Move inland from the coast to discover quieter roads, farmland and smaller communities.
Cross Into North Wales
Anglesey can also be used as a base for exploring Snowdonia, the North Wales coast and other mainland destinations.
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Anglesey Holiday FAQs
Where is the best place to stay on Anglesey?
It depends on the holiday you want. Rhosneigr and Trearddur Bay are popular for beach-focused breaks, Beaumaris offers a historic town setting and inland properties can provide quieter countryside accommodation.
Is Anglesey good for a family holiday?
Yes. The island has numerous beaches, coastal villages and outdoor attractions, making it a popular choice for family holidays in North Wales.
Is Anglesey suitable for dog-friendly holidays?
Yes. Coastal and countryside walking makes Anglesey popular with dog owners, although individual property rules and seasonal beach restrictions should always be checked.
Can I stay near a beach on Anglesey?
Yes. Coastal accommodation can be found around many of the island's beach communities, including areas such as Rhosneigr, Trearddur Bay and Benllech.
Is Anglesey good for couples?
Yes. Coastal scenery, smaller villages and quieter countryside properties make the island well suited to couples' weekends and longer breaks.
Can I explore North Wales while staying on Anglesey?
Yes. Road connections across the Menai Strait make it possible to combine an Anglesey stay with day trips into mainland North Wales.
Plan Your Anglesey Holiday
Choose a coastal cottage, seaside house or peaceful countryside retreat and explore beaches, villages and dramatic island scenery across one of North Wales' most popular destinations.