Trearddur Bay Holiday Cottages

CONTACT US AND DISCOVER ANGLESEY THE COASTAL WAY

Coastal are here to assist you in enjoying your stay and hopefully you will return again and again to this beautiful island, rich with history, heritage and culture that we are privileged to call home.

If you can't find what you're looking for please contact our office, open Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm and on Saturdays 10am - 4pm.

Welcome to the beautiful and diverse Isle of Anglesey, which boasts over 100 miles of spectacular coastline within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Island’s variety is its special attraction and because of this has been a popular destination for holiday makers for many years.

Trearddur Bay is a Mecca for watersports enthusiasts, but it is also popular with those seeking either a relaxing or non-water based action break. The area offers something for everyone and whatever time of year you visit, you will be spoilt for choice.

Life is a Beach!

Trearddur Bay is surrounded by miles and miles of beaches and everyone has their favourite for;

- walking
- bird watching
- dog walking
- peace or solitude
- sport
- picnics
- sun bathing

You will find yours but here are some of our suggestions for exploring;

1. Borth Wen, Rhoscolyn. One of the beaches here is long, sheltered and sandy, backed by dunes. There is a car park with toilets and also check out nearby Trearddur Bay with a variety of coves and beaches.
2. Rhosneigr. Wide long sandy beaches popular with families and watersport enthusiasts. The town beach is near all the local amenities.
3. Porth Trecastell/Cable Bay, Llanfaelog. A sandy beach with rock pools to explore surrounded cliffs. Also has big waves! There is a car park above the bay.
 
Trearddur Bay offers a Public Slipway with a launching fee to be paid. All power boats including jet skis are required to be registered with Anglesey County Council before using authorised slipways or access points. Contact 01248 752331 for further information.

RNLI
Trearddur Bay has a RNLI station. Funded entirely through voluntary donations, please visit the stations to learn about the invaluable and often life-saving service they provide.


Want to get on the water?

It is impossible to list all the local providers of ways to get on the water but here’s a selction;

Funsport in Rhosneigr
Windsurfing, kiting, surfing, sailing and bodyboarding instruction. Telephone 01407 810899.

Sea and Surf in Trearddur Bay
Sea kayaking courses. Telephone 01407 762525

SBS RIB Charter, Trearddur Bay
Chartered RIB for powerboat training, corporate trips and fun for up to eight people. Contact 01407 740083 or 0786 6014393

Diving with Training. Contact 01407 764545.


Remember to bring your wetsuit, sailing waterproofs, life-jacket and sun cream. These can all be purchased on the Island if need be.



Holyhead. The town’s Welsh name, Caergybi, commemorates Saint Cybi, whose church was founded within the walls of a remarkable Roman fort. The attractions of Anglesey’s largest town include a maritime museum (open seasonally), a Country Park, the sight of ferryships berthing in a modern port terminal, the Ulchedre Arts Centre, and the region’s widest choice of shopping.

The Captain – and his Raven. An obelisk overlooking the harbour commemorates John Skinner (1760-1832). Born in America he was a Royal Naval officer during the War of Independence. Entering the Post Office shipping service he then served for 33 years as a respected captain of the Holyhead to Dublin steam packet boats. His pet raven would fly out from Holyhead to meet its returning master. Captain Skinner met his end when he was washed overboard in stormy seas off North Stack.

Weather

For up to date information on the weather and tides, contact the following;

Met Office Weatherline: 0870 90000100
Marine Weather: 09068 500460

or visit:

Anglesey Weather

Tide
It is important visitors to the Island participating in any watersports or just visiting the beach make themselves aware of the tides as the flow and depth of water can change greatly from one location to the next. Copies of Laver’s Liverpool & Irish Sea Tide Table for 2008 are available from chandleries and most local shops for example newsagents, petrol stations, supermarkets etc and cover key areas on the Island or contact 01407 762051, or a seven day forecast can be downloaded from
Easy Tide

Public Internet Access
Mobile phone and internet connection across the Island can vary but the following libraries have public access terminals which provide free access to the internet. Call to check opening times:

Rhosneigr 01407 811293

Man’s Best Friend
With fantastic places to walk your dog, please be mindful of wildlife and other people keeping your dog under control at all times. Remember that it is an offence to not clean up after your dog in designated areas. Dogs are also banned from areas at seven of Anglesey’s beaches from 1 May to 30 September. Signs are located at all the beaches with maps indicating the ban area and at each location it is still possible for dogs and their owners to enjoy the beach. The restrictions apply to the following beaches;
• Porth Dafarch
• Trearddur Bay
Should your pet go missing, contact the dog warden on 01248 752820.

Vets – 24 hour emergency service on 01407 720800 with Bodrwnsiwn Veterinary Group.

WHAT’S ON

Anglesey plays host to a huge range of events throughout the year from local art to local beer offering something to suit everyone;

Anglesey Markets
Holyhead – Mondays

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