Rhiangwyn Cottage – September ’26

Cemeas Bay 4.8 miles.
Hidden in the picturesque hamlet of Llanrhyddlad on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey, you will find the wonderful detached dwelling of Rhiangwyn Cottage.
Situated just a stone’s throw away from the quintessential coastal town of Cemeas Bay, this traditional Welsh cottage offers an idyllic setting for a fun-filled getaway to the north of Wales for a family or group of six.
Step inside this charming abode and be welcomed into a homey kitchen housing all of the essential appliances for a self-catering stay.
Delight in a lovingly prepared dinner at the pretty country dining table and share your most memorable moments from your holiday so far, before mapping out your plans for the next few days to come.
Wander into the warmth of the snug sitting room and unwind on the traditional brown sofas as you search for your favourite shows on the wall-mounted TV, or lose yourself in an enthralling movie with the help of the handy DVD player as flames flicker in the striking electric fire.
Grab a chilled bottle of wine from cooler that can be found nestled in the under-stair storeroom and indulge in drinks out on the decking ,whilst the chef of the group takes to the barbecue to prepare a mouth-watering feast for all.
Change into your swimming gear and enjoy a relaxing dip in the hot tub, where you can admire views of luscious green meadows whilst basking in the sunshine.
Head back inside the cottage and discover a stylish double bedroom lying on the ground floor along with a bright and airy family bathroom, together offering an accessible space for guests with limited mobility.
Two further bedrooms including a double and a twin, can be found up on the first floor, each boasting ample storage space for housing all of your belongings.
Begin your great outdoor adventure with a scenic hike along the magnificent Wales Coast Path and uncover awe-inspiring vistas of both coast and country, as well as a number of enchanting historical landmarks and eye-catching lighthouses, all waiting to be explored.
Stop by the nearby village of Cemaes Bay for a stroll along the tranquil sandy cove and bustling harbour, before grabbing a delicious dinner at one of the many local restaurants or picking up some fresh ingredients from the local supermarket.
Explore the imposing grounds of the 13th-century Beaumaris Castle, or embark on a scenic car journey to Snowdonia National Park and challenge yourself to an exhilarating hike to the summit of Mount Snowdon.
For the ultimate escape to the Isle of Anglesey, be sure to stay at Rhiangwyn Cottage.