Amlwch 3.2 miles. This charming cottage enjoys a serene position in the hamlet of Gadfa , on the eastern corner of Anglesey. Tyddyn Haidd makes a great location for a romantic dwelling, with the nearby town of Amlwch providing several amenities, it’s a lovely base to escape to. After a long day, look forward to retiring in the sitting room, relaxing on the sofa as you catch up on your favourite shows on the Smart TV. Move into the kitchen, appointed with all the mod cons required for a short break, including an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge/freezer. Prepare a delicious feast to be enjoyed at the dining table, or take the evening outside to the patio furniture, a tranquil spot to sit back and take in the stunning rural vistas. Wash away the day in the shower room before retiring to the bedroom, home to a sumptuous king size bed. When you’re ready to explore, there are a number of charming walks in the area, including many scaling along the coastline, offering an opportunity to explore the nearby villages of Bull Bay, Llanbadrig and Cemaes Bay, with some beautiful beaches too. Explore the history of the nearby town of Amlwch by visiting The Copper Kingdom, a museum that tells the story of how a modest fishing community became one of Wales' most industrial towns in the 18th and 19th centuries. Head to the Old Copper Mine at Parys Mountain, a great spot to incorporate into a walk around the countryside. Those keen anglers can find Anglesey’s largest lake, Llyn Alan, where they can enjoy peaceful moments by the waters edge, with rambles able to roam and three miles of shoreline for a leisurely jaunt. If adventure takes you further afield, head into mainland Wales and enjoy the delights of North Wales, including Llandudno, Colwyn Bay and Cowny, each offering their own character and charm, while the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park is a haven for any outdoor enthusiast. Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life at Tyddyn Haidd.

Amlwch is a small seaside village on Anglesey's north eastern shore, in a lovely coastal setting. With a prosperous mining background, the hamlet currently offers a variety of activities and sights, making it a perfect destination for a family vacation. On the Heritage Copper Trail, part of the beautiful 125-mile coastal path that winds its way along Anglesey's coast, learn about Amlwch's history and copper mining tradition, or visit the Old Mine Works at Mynydd Parys to see the red, yellow, and purple rocks that some say resemble the Moon's surface. Fishing and golf enthusiasts will find both at Amlwch, with the Bull Bay Golf Club nearby and sea fishing a popular sport. Take the ferry to Dublin and spend a day learning about Irish culture, or stay on Anglesey and enjoy one of the many gorgeous beaches. Whatever your preferences, you'll have a great day in this beautiful beach setting.

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