Sarah’s guidebook
Food scene
The ultimate beach side location and overlooking the sand dunes. The food here and the atmosphere is great, you can have a relaxing dining experience downstairs or a more formal one upstairs in the restaurant.
55 locals recommend
Oyster Catcher
Maelog LakeThe ultimate beach side location and overlooking the sand dunes. The food here and the atmosphere is great, you can have a relaxing dining experience downstairs or a more formal one upstairs in the restaurant.
You can find many family favourites on their seasonal menu. Fresh and locally sourced produce are on offer here. Its outside terrace has great views.
58 locals recommend
The White Eagle
You can find many family favourites on their seasonal menu. Fresh and locally sourced produce are on offer here. Its outside terrace has great views.
Tapas inspired small plates to delight your taste buds. Modern décor with a small bar upstairs the Freckled Angel can be found in the heart of Menai Bridge.
31 locals recommend
Freckled Angel
49 High StTapas inspired small plates to delight your taste buds. Modern décor with a small bar upstairs the Freckled Angel can be found in the heart of Menai Bridge.
This restaurant never disappoints. On Valley high Street here you will find innovative, locally sourced and tasty dishes on the menu. Super friendly staff.
55 locals recommend
Catch 22 Brasserie
This restaurant never disappoints. On Valley high Street here you will find innovative, locally sourced and tasty dishes on the menu. Super friendly staff.
Beaches
Superb for walking on the beach and for water sports it has rocky outcrops and dramatic sand dunes. A bustling seaside resort.
63 locals recommend
Rhosneigr
Superb for walking on the beach and for water sports it has rocky outcrops and dramatic sand dunes. A bustling seaside resort.
A sandy beach with dunes and coastline that you can walk along and discover smaller and quieter bays. Bonus of free parking .
13 locals recommend
Aberffraw
A sandy beach with dunes and coastline that you can walk along and discover smaller and quieter bays. Bonus of free parking .
A beautiful large, sandy beach sloping to the sea with a protected bathing area. It has good restaurants and cafes along the promenade.
45 locals recommend
Trearddur Bay
A beautiful large, sandy beach sloping to the sea with a protected bathing area. It has good restaurants and cafes along the promenade.
An expansive sandy beach (our closest beach) and when the tide is low you can walk to the beautiful Llandwyn Island steeped in history and myths.
17 locals recommend
Niwbwrch
An expansive sandy beach (our closest beach) and when the tide is low you can walk to the beautiful Llandwyn Island steeped in history and myths.
Wide, sandy beach located just around the corner from the village of Moelfre. The beach of Traeth Lligwy is backed by low sand dunes giving it a wild, open feel, which is exactly what it is.
20 locals recommend
Traeth Lligwy
Wide, sandy beach located just around the corner from the village of Moelfre. The beach of Traeth Lligwy is backed by low sand dunes giving it a wild, open feel, which is exactly what it is.
Sightseeing
A historic garden under restoration between Menai Bridge and Beaumaris. Visit the walled garden and secret valley garden with a stunning waterfall and river. A coffee shop can be found on site for delicious food and refreshments.
36 locals recommend
Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens
Cadnant RoadA historic garden under restoration between Menai Bridge and Beaumaris. Visit the walled garden and secret valley garden with a stunning waterfall and river. A coffee shop can be found on site for delicious food and refreshments.
A National Trust property, enjoy the stunning views over the Menai starits, the Faenol and Snowdonia as you walk around the beautiful grounds of Plas Newydd.
132 locals recommend
National Trust - Plas Newydd House and Gardens
A National Trust property, enjoy the stunning views over the Menai starits, the Faenol and Snowdonia as you walk around the beautiful grounds of Plas Newydd.
Famous for being the greatest castle never built. It was abandoned due to lack of money and trouble brewing in Scotland. It was last of the royal strongholds created by Edward 1 in Wales. (12 miles).
149 locals recommend
Beaumaris Castle
Castle StreetFamous for being the greatest castle never built. It was abandoned due to lack of money and trouble brewing in Scotland. It was last of the royal strongholds created by Edward 1 in Wales. (12 miles).
One of the most important red squirrel conservation sites, The dunes, coastal marshes and rocky shores are home to a dazzling array of plants and animals.
85 locals recommend
Newborough Forest
One of the most important red squirrel conservation sites, The dunes, coastal marshes and rocky shores are home to a dazzling array of plants and animals.
A wonderful nature preserve in Llangefni. Walk through this wooded valley rich in wildlife and history.
13 locals recommend
The Dingle, Anglesey
A wonderful nature preserve in Llangefni. Walk through this wooded valley rich in wildlife and history.
Attractions
Step into the magical world of Pili Palas. A small hands-on zoo with meerkats, bug and butterfly enclosures and an outdoor play zone.
104 locals recommend
Pili Palas Nature World
Ffordd PenmynyddStep into the magical world of Pili Palas. A small hands-on zoo with meerkats, bug and butterfly enclosures and an outdoor play zone.
Visit this unique aquarium with over 40 tanks displaying the best of British marine wildlife! Find creatures from around the coasts of the UK, such as octopus, lobsters, seahorses, conger eels and jellyfish!
115 locals recommend
Anglesey Sea Zoo
Visit this unique aquarium with over 40 tanks displaying the best of British marine wildlife! Find creatures from around the coasts of the UK, such as octopus, lobsters, seahorses, conger eels and jellyfish!
Visit the last surviving windmill in Wales built in 1775. Buy handmade Monuts (doughnuts) freshly made everyday. There is also a model Safari with life size animal models lurking in the trees.
44 locals recommend
Melin Llynon, Llanddeusant
Visit the last surviving windmill in Wales built in 1775. Buy handmade Monuts (doughnuts) freshly made everyday. There is also a model Safari with life size animal models lurking in the trees.