Discover the autumn retreat of Anglesey
The Isle of Anglesey has plenty to offer every kind of holidaymaker this autumn season, from relaxing foodie weekend retreats, outdoor adventures to historic trips discovering the gems of this beautiful Welsh isle.
Hosting a range of luxury self-catered cottages, boutique hotels and local guesthouses, there is a wealth of unique accommodation to choose from on Anglesey not to mention a variety of eateries serving up the best of local cuisine.
What to do...
Anglesey Rib Ride Boat Tour of the Menai Straits
Get to grips with the outdoors and feel energised with an outdoor adventure. Join the Rib Ride crew for a 1 hour trip along the famous Menai Straits of Anglesey, take in the spectacular views, capture some of the Welsh wildlife and you can warm your cockles with a flask of hot chocolate in one of Anglesey's more tranquil bays.
Plas Newydd Country House
Set on the shores of the Menai Strait amidst breathtakingly beautiful scenery, this elegant house was redesigned by James Wyatt in the 18th century. The 1930s restyled interior is famous for its Rex Whistler association, containing his largest painting and exhibition.
Anglesey Golf Pass
Anglesey's 278 square miles of countryside accommodates seven beautiful golf courses. If you're not sure where the golfing should begin, invest in a Anglesey Golf Pass for the ultimate experience to play at Baron Hill, Anglesey Golf Club, Bull Bay, Henllys Hall and Holyhead.
Where to Stay...
Plas Rhianfa
The Plas Rhianfa is 5 star luxury boutique hotel located on the Menai Strait. The hotel and spa offers 21 uniquely decorated rooms as well as three self-catering options, with striking views over the coastal scenery.
Tre-Ysgawen Hall
A stunning location to start your trip in style. This luxury hotel and spa, nestled in acres of secluded landscaped gardens offers luxury accommodation and a state-of-the-art spa for some real R&R during your stay.
Ye Olde Bulls Head In
Escape to the Anglesey coast and unwind in the lively and convivial surrounding of one of Wales' finest historic inns.
A combination of mouth-watering food in either the fine dining Loft Restaurant or popular Brasserie, along with five star accommodation has earned the Bull a reputation as a destination in its own right.
Trearddur Bay Hotel
This hotel offers some of the most fabulous sea views on the isle. It hosts a range of family rooms that accommodate up to six people and a collection of six-bedroom houses.
Foodie Favourites...
If you want to savour every flavour the island has to offer then you're in luck. This fertile land is known for its plentiful food offering and the Farmers Market, held every third Saturday in Menai Bridge, showcases just that.
Halen Môn is recognised across the globe as the Anglesey sea salt from the Menai Strait. Smoked to top chocolate, mixed with vanilla pods or combined to add savoury flavours, this distinctive salt is favoured by top chefs.
While at the market, why not also sample the delights of Y Cwt Caws creamy goats cheeses, Derimôn oak smoked Anglesey wild sea bass or the Cemaes Bay Lobster & Crabs.
Dylan's Restaurant
If you want to make a night of it and fancy a fresh seafood dish serving the finest mussels, head to Dylan's, a restaurant ideally located at the water's edge, overlooking stunning views of the Menai Strait.
The Oyster Catcher
Enjoy an award winning meal in a unique setting overlooking the beautiful Maelog Lake and Rhosneigr's famous beach. Choose from a range of locally sourced meat and fish dishes.
For more information, go to visitanglesey.co.uk.
