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Holiday Cottages in Trearddur Bay

See the sights of Anglesey with Oyster’s holiday cottages in Trearddur Bay. 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 luxe cottages allow you to enjoy these sights and more, with options for romantic retreats, family gatherings, and quiet getaways. See the Trearddur Bay holiday cottages below.

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Explore Trearddur Bay

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 the ‘Blue Flag’ award in recent years. Trearddur Bay holiday cottages are the best place to stay to access this spot’s iconic scenery.

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.

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 of 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 RSPC visitor centre back at the top.

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