We offer beautiful holiday cottages on the island of Anglesey and unique holiday cottages in Snowdonia, North Wales. Every bolthole or hideaway has been chosen for its own unique quality. Switch off from the demands of everyday life and concentrate on time together.

Cysgod y Llanw is a brand new conversion of the outbuildings which previously served nearby Trefadog Farm. The farm is one of the oldest remaining houses on Anglesey and has stood sentinel at the quiet sandy bay of Porth Trefadog for over 700 years. Porth Trefadog beach is one of Anglesey's best-kept secrets. Like the house, it feels untouched by time and receives few visitors. A private pathway from the garden at Cysgod y Llanw takes you directly onto the beach, less than 100 yards away. Inside this roomy, dog-friendly holiday house, you'll find a vast open-plan living/dining/kitchen area. The well-equipped kitchen has everything you'd expect - a dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge, freezer and wine cooler. The dining table seats six, and there's seating for four at the breakfast bar, and the enormous L-shaped sofa beyond is the perfect place to lounge and watch TV or take in the views from the full-height corner window. Step out from the living area onto the patio and take in the sea air. Down the corridor, you'll find three bedrooms - two king-size rooms, each with doors leading out onto the patio and a further bunk bedroom. The family bathroom had a three-quarter-sized bath, a separate shower, WC and a basin. Outside, the patio has outdoor seating and dining furniture. Beyond is a large, enclosed garden which leads out to a private pathway to the sandy beach. And to the front of Cysgod y Llanw, there is plenty of private parking on the gravel driveway. Perfectly located for exploring the northwest section of Anglesey's beautiful coastal path, this is a quiet, restorative coastal holiday house where you can relax and unwind; children of all ages and waggy friends will enjoy making the most of the sandy beach nearby.

A little further afield is Church Bay, home to the Lobster Pot, a well-known seafood restaurant, and the Wave Crest Cafe, which serves excellent home-cooked food. The spectacular cliffs at South Stack are a short drive away with its thriving colonies of sea birds and a lighthouse to explore if you're up to climbing down and back up at least 400 steps! The views alone make it worth the while. And the whole island of Anglesey is on your doorstep should you choose to explore.