“We thoroughly enjoyed our first visit to Anglesey in this superbly appointed studio.”
Thank you Julie and Alan for your friendly welcome, all the thoughtful goodies left for us (especially the delicious Bara Brith) and treats for the dogs. The weather was mostly very kind to us and we did a lot of great circular walks: Holyhead mountain and South Stack;, Ynis Llanddwyn, Newborough Forest and dunes with stunning Snowdonia backdrop; Point Lynas where we sat and were rewarded with a priceless, magical display of dolphins; Lliggwy and Moelfre where we enjoyed scrumptious scones at ...
Thank you Julie and Alan for your friendly welcome, all the thoughtful goodies left for us (especially the delicious Bara Brith) and treats for the dogs. The weather was mostly very kind to us and we did a lot of great circular walks: Holyhead mountain and South Stack;, Ynis Llanddwyn, Newborough Forest and dunes with stunning Snowdonia backdrop; Point Lynas where we sat and were rewarded with a priceless, magical display of dolphins; Lliggwy and Moelfre where we enjoyed scrumptious scones at Ann’s Pantry; Cemaes bay to Llanbadrig little church and Porth Wen. We found it the most dramatic and remote coastal scenery with high, steep cliffs and sometimes challenging paths. On our last day in Beaumaris, it was sadly raining heavily and we thought the best option was to go back “home” earlier and sit by the log burner with a good book. The dog friendly and accommodating Panton Arms in Pentraeth served some good, reasonably priced food and the Spar supermarket opposite is useful. They stock the very good Cook frozen dishes for a lazy evening dinner at home. Anglesey is a little gem and we certainly recommend Hafod Wen for its modern comfort and peaceful location.