Holiday homes & rentals in Rhosneigr

For a relaxing break in one of Anglesey's most trendy coastal destinations, look for a holiday letting in Rhosneigr, Wales. The apartments and lettings in this area are varied, whether you are looking for a traditional, white-washed cottage, a quaint apartment overlooking the sea or a large barn conversion you will find the perfect letting opportunity.

Due to it's role as an up-and-coming surf destination, you will also find a range of more modern stylish apartments particularly in the centre of the town. The variery of self-catering lettings mean that everything is provided, leaving you to explore this beautiful area.

A range of activities perfect for the whole family

For a hands-on, interactive day out with the kids, take a trip to Anglesey Sea Zoo. This unique aquarium showcases some of the best of British marine life including octopuses, lobsters and catsharks. They have daily feedings and rock pool rummages so you can get close to these creatures.

Another popular attraction is Anglesey Model Village which is set in an acre of stunning parkland and gardens. In this intricate village you will be able to see models of some of the country's famous buildings in miniature.

Exciting excursions and day trips from Rhosneigr, Wales

At just a twenty minute drive from Holyhead Port, one of the most popular excursions is to take the ferry across the Irish Sea to Dunlaoghaire followed by a short train ride to the bustling capital city of Dublin. Whether you choose to spend a day there or decide to spend the night, this city is filled with trendy bars, luxury shopping and a wide variety of attractions.

If you would prefer to keep your feet on dry land, the Welsh town of Caernarvon is within easy reach. It is home to a royal castle where Prince Charles had his investiture ceremony.

Sights of interest in Rhosneigr, Wales

Aberffraw

Situated on the eastern coast of the Isle of Anglesey, this small village boasts a stunning estuary which is perfect for a walk along the expansive sand dunes on either side.

St Cwyfan's Church

Just outside Aberffraw is the church known locally as the 'Church in the Sea', due to the fact that it is cut off by the tides for several hours a day.

Barclodiad y Gawres

This cruciform passage grave and burial chamber is noted for its beautifully decorated stones. The centre of the chamber includes the remains of a fire.

Rhoscolyn

Located on the small island of Holyhead, Rhoscolyn is home to an extensive beach with glorious views over the Irish Sea.

Trearddur Bay

This typical British seaside town is home to a sandy beach as well as a range of traditional cafes and restaurants making it a popular destination for holidaymakers.

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