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Accommodation in Trearddur Bay, Anglesey

Browse our full range of Trearddur Bay holiday homes, from cosy coastal retreats to spacious family houses, all within easy reach of the beach and village. A seaside town on the southwest corner of Holyhead, Trearddur Bay has an award-winning sandy beach, a golf course, and several independent restaurants. Our collection of Trearddur Bay cottages allow you to enjoy these sights and more, with options for romantic retreats, family gatherings, and quiet getaways. Discover our Trearddur Bay accommodation options below.

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Trearddur Bay

Rockside

12
Guests
6
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
Pet-friendly
5 out of 5 (from 14 reviews)
7 nights from 2080
 
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Trearddur Bay

L'Horizon

8
Guests
4
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
No
Pet-friendly
5 out of 5 (from 6 reviews)
7 nights from 1370
 
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Trearddur Bay

2 Isallt Lodge

7
Guests
3
Bedrooms
1
Bathroom
No
Pet-friendly
5 out of 5 (from 7 reviews)
7 nights from 565
 
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Trearddur Bay

Y Lleiaf

5
Guests
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathroom
No
Pet-friendly
4.8 out of 5 (from 6 reviews)
7 nights from 505
 
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Trearddur Bay

7 Plas Darien

6
Guests
2
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
Pet-friendly
7 nights from 490
 
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Trearddur Bay

Limpets Lodge

8
Guests
4
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
Pet-friendly
7 nights from 859.75
 
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Trearddur Bay

Min y Don

6
Guests
3
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
Pet-friendly
7 nights from 1815
 
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Trearddur Bay Holiday Lets

Trearddur Bay is renowned for its natural beauty and panoramic views of the Irish Sea and the rugged Anglesey coastline. The main bay itself offers expansive sandy beaches with rocky coves perfect for rock pooling and spending long days on the beach. With several beaches nearby, Trearddur Bay Beach and Porth Dafarch have been awarded Blue Flag status in recent years. Trearddur Bay holiday cottages are the best place to stay to access this area’s iconic scenery.

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What is there in Trearddur Bay?

Trearddur Bay is a village and seaside resort with a selection of shops, pubs, restaurants and beautiful coastal walks. Just outside of the village towards Holyhead, you’ll also find a large retail park with handy shops including a large Tesco Supermarket – perfect for stocking up before heading to your Trearddur Bay accommodation!

Is Trearddur Bay beach dog-friendly?

Yes! Dogs are permitted on part of the beach all year. There are restrictions on the eastern end of the beach, in front of the car park from 1st May to 30th September. If you want your own private paradise for you and your four-legged friend, check out Rockside.

Alternatively, you can browse all of our dog-friendly accommodation in North Wales.

Where to eat in Trearddur Bay?

There is a selection of restaurants and takeaways in and around the Trearddur Bay area. Some of our favourites include The Stores, Catch 22 Brasserie and Ocean’s Edge. 

What are the best beaches near Trearddur Bay?

Both Trearddur Bay Beach and the nearby smaller Porth Diana are stunning sandy coves. Also nearby is Borth Wen in Rhoscolyn, which is a beautiful beach near a pub, The White Eagle.

Food & Drink

Trearddur Bay is home to several pubs, restaurants and cafes, so you are spoilt for choice, whether you want an ice cream from The Sea Shanty or a more relaxing pint at The Sea Croft. Why not pop into The Stores to grab a pizza or a seafood hamper with fresh lobsters and crab.

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Things to Do

Trearddur Bay and its surrounding beaches and coastline are home to some of the most experienced activity providers that entertain the thrill-seekers with coasteering and rock climbing. For a more gentle activity, why not have a guided sea kayaking tour or try your hand at Stand-up Paddle Boarding? Just around the corner from the main town, you’ll find South Stack lighthouse. Built on a small island off the North West coast of Holyhead, it is often featured as one of the most iconic lighthouses on Anglesey, helping to guide the Irish ferries into Holyhead. With 400 steps down to the lighthouse, you’ll be ready for a drink at the RSPB visitor centre back at the top.

For even more inspiration, take a look at our Explore North Wales page.

Views across the sea and Trearddur Bay from the glass balcony at Rockside holiday cottage on the headland of Trearddur Bay, Anglesey

Experience our Tailored Concierge Service

Make your stay in a Trearddur Bay holiday cottage truly memorable with the help of our concierge service. We offer a limitless menu of bespoke experiences, ranging from private spa treatments to sunset beach picnics in unrivalled locations. As Anglesey natives, we’ve got the know-how (and the know-who) to bring your vision to life.

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