Beach Accommodation for your Family Seaside Holiday

The ultimate holiday cottage for your family seaside holiday! Just yards from the beach. With miles of golden sand stretching into the distance towards the setting sun over Holyhead mountain, this was the first holiday cottage built in the prime position in the village of Rhosneigr in the 1880's. It has been a favourite with hoildaying families ever since with some returning to it over several generations.

Often it is shared by two families or an extended family with Grandparents in the driving seat. (or so they like to think!). Relaxed facilities, where sand between the toes is the norm, are combined with the modern comfort of on-demand hot water from a combi boiler so you can have a good hot shower when you come in from the sea.

The Holiday Cottages

Trewyn includes an old Welsh cottage, Trewyn Bach, that is being renovated and pre-dates the main cottage, Trewyn Isaf which was built for holidays and was renovated in 2002. They can sleep 6 and 9, in 5 and 3 bedrooms respectively. Many of the original features have been retained in both houses. They sit is 4 acres of private sand dunes which include a wild area of bird sanctuary and are home once again to many rabbits.

For more detail see our Wesh Holiday House page.

Limitless hot water!! This house is used to mountain activities and water sport!!

Rhosneigr

Rhosneigr is a charming small seaside resort village that became popular in the Edwardian era. It has a smattering of shops, restaurants, cafes and pubs. It is a major centre for water sports of all sorts especially wind surfing, kite surfing, sailing and power boating. The centre of the village is about 5 minutes walk from the house either along the beach or the road.

The Beaches

Trewyn is just yards from the sandy beach. Traeth Crigyll is called after the little river Crigyll which has its sandy estuary in front of the house. At low tide just inches deep, the river channel fills up towards high tide to form a natural swimming area in front of the house through which you can cross to reach the breaking waves on the beach beyond. Beyond the river the sandy beach stretches away into the distance with no road access so increasingly remote. A second large beach, Broad beach, stretches out on the far side of the village. (Good for fishing!)

Both between the house and the natural harbour by the village and among the harbour rocks themselves there are many rock pools teeming with life which attract the children and adults for prawning alike.

Local Attractions

In addition to the local beach and water based attractions, the Isle of Anglesey and Snowdonia and the North Wales Coast have a seemingly inexhaustable supply of interesting things to see and do to cater for all ages and interests. From the magnificent castles of King Edward I at Caernarvon, Beaumaris, Conwy and Harlech to the grandeur of the mountains of Snowdonia, from walks on the North Coast cliffs, LLanddwyn Island and the woods and warrens of Newburgh right through to the Butterly farm, Sea Zoo and the Trac Mon racing circuit, you needn't be short of amusement!