'Enjoyed the hospitality. Very friendly welcome, couldn't fault anything. Thank you.'
Peter & Ann Lister - Dronfield Derbyshire

We are peacefully situated on the outskirts of Llanfachraeth village on the west coast of the Island of Anglesey, where there is a local pub, a grocery shop with post office within and is 1.5 miles to the nearest beach.

Those who have never visited the Island of Anglesey, have a treat in store "Mon Mam Cymru" The Mother of Wales as it's known offers an impressive variety of landscapes and wildlife, history and heritage. Connected to the mainland of Wales via two famous bridges over the scenic Menai Strait. It is an unspoilt island. The majority of the coastline has been designated as an area of outstanding Natural Beauty. Anglesey's cliffs, quiet coves and wide open wetland areas make it a bird watchers paradise. Whatever type of beach you prefer there is an ideal place for you along our long and varied coastline from sweeping sandy beaches to more intimate coves.

Anglesey has many remains of the prehistoric period, burial chambers and remains of Celtic villages. A magnificent castle at Beaumaris and Plas Newydd, a National Trust property once the home of the 1st Marquis of Anglesey is a must to visit.

There are several good eating places within a short drive. One being the well known lobster and seafood restaurant, The Lobster Pot. Within two miles we have Llynnon mill, the only working windmill in Wales where there is a craft centre and tea room.

At Holyhead, South Stack is a birdwatchers haven, and of course the port is within 15 minutes reach for a day trip to Dublin, there is no need for a
passport!!

'Lovely, friendly and hospitable.'
Mr & Mrs R Stewart - Coleby Lincolnshire

Directions:

Follow the A55 junction 3 to Y Fali/Valley. Turn right at traffic lights on to the A5025. On leaving the village of Llanfachraeth you will pass a church and an old rectory on the left, you will then come to a junction on your left with railings signposted Sandy Beach, Penrhyn, Llanfwrog. Take this junction. The farm is on the right hand side with B&B sign.

Address:

Mrs Joyce Roberts
Penyrorsedd Farm
Llanfachraeth
Holyhead
Isle of Anglesey
North Wales, LL65 4YB