Argoed
Food scene
Another really popular Bar/ Restaurant in Rhosneigr village.
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Sandy Mount House
High StreetAnother really popular Bar/ Restaurant in Rhosneigr village.
The Oystercatcher is a popular local Restaurant / Pub within 10 min drive from Argoed. Drive towards Rhosneigr, and just before you enter the village, the Oystercatcher is on your left you can't miss it.
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Oyster Catcher
Maelog LakeThe Oystercatcher is a popular local Restaurant / Pub within 10 min drive from Argoed. Drive towards Rhosneigr, and just before you enter the village, the Oystercatcher is on your left you can't miss it.
The White Eagle
Dylans has a great menu! Something for everyone. You can combine a visit to the popular Dylan's Restaurant in Menai bridge with a walk on the beautiful Anglesey coastal path. Take in the stunning views as you walk along the Menai Straight under the spectacular Menai Suspension Bridge.
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Dylan's Menai Bridge
Saint George's RoadDylans has a great menu! Something for everyone. You can combine a visit to the popular Dylan's Restaurant in Menai bridge with a walk on the beautiful Anglesey coastal path. Take in the stunning views as you walk along the Menai Straight under the spectacular Menai Suspension Bridge.
Catch 22 Brasserie
Stopover at Trearddur Bay for a visit on the way to South Stack and enjoy another fabulous beach.
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Sea Shanty Cafe
Lon St FfraidStopover at Trearddur Bay for a visit on the way to South Stack and enjoy another fabulous beach.
Blas Mwy Black Lion
Scarlett’s Fish & Chip Shop Rhosneigr
High StreetChips on the Beach!
Ann's Pantry
Delicious breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, and of course the ultimate pancakes stacks!
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Mojo's Creperie
Delicious breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, and of course the ultimate pancakes stacks!
The Midland Tapas and Wine Bar
38 Castle StSightseeing
South Stack, the Anglesey lighthouse, perches on its own tiny island off the far west coast of the island.
Just getting there is a real adventure (and probably not a good idea if you suffer from vertigo). It's reached via 400 steps in the cliffside and a bridge high above the roaring waves. Visitors can tour the engine room and then climb the narrow stairs right to the top for epic views out to sea.
The birdwatching all around here is spectacular; you’ll soon be playing the time-honoured game of spot-the-puffin. If you're really lucky, you might even see one of the rare breeding pairs of choughs among the colonies of guillemots and razorbills clinging to the cliffs.
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Phare de South Stack
South Stack, the Anglesey lighthouse, perches on its own tiny island off the far west coast of the island.
Just getting there is a real adventure (and probably not a good idea if you suffer from vertigo). It's reached via 400 steps in the cliffside and a bridge high above the roaring waves. Visitors can tour the engine room and then climb the narrow stairs right to the top for epic views out to sea.
The birdwatching all around here is spectacular; you’ll soon be playing the time-honoured game of spot-the-puffin. If you're really lucky, you might even see one of the rare breeding pairs of choughs among the colonies of guillemots and razorbills clinging to the cliffs.
The Forest joins Newborough Beach, - Llanddwyn Island, so you can easily combine all in one day.
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Newborough Forest
The Forest joins Newborough Beach, - Llanddwyn Island, so you can easily combine all in one day.
"Ynys Llanddwyn" (Llanddwyn Island) is steeped in welsh history! This romantic outcrop extending from the mainland is one of the most picturesque locations in Wales. Llanddwyn beach is a cosy cove of pristine sand.
The ruined church was once home to Saint Dwynwen - the Welsh patron saint of lovers from the 5th century A.D. When her true love Maelon was turned to ice, Dwynwen had the good sense to move to Llanddwyn Island.
Here in Wales we celebrate all things to do with love on St Dwynwen's Day - January 25th.
During busy periods the beach gets very busy, and the road and carpark are sometimes closed by the afternoons, so go early to avoid the crowds and disappointment! You could combine a visit to the beach and island with a walk in the neighbouring Newborough Forest.
To get to Llanddwyn head towards the village of Newborough and follow the signs (the turning is directly opposite the Premier Shop)
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Ynys Llanddwyn
"Ynys Llanddwyn" (Llanddwyn Island) is steeped in welsh history! This romantic outcrop extending from the mainland is one of the most picturesque locations in Wales. Llanddwyn beach is a cosy cove of pristine sand.
The ruined church was once home to Saint Dwynwen - the Welsh patron saint of lovers from the 5th century A.D. When her true love Maelon was turned to ice, Dwynwen had the good sense to move to Llanddwyn Island.
Here in Wales we celebrate all things to do with love on St Dwynwen's Day - January 25th.
During busy periods the beach gets very busy, and the road and carpark are sometimes closed by the afternoons, so go early to avoid the crowds and disappointment! You could combine a visit to the beach and island with a walk in the neighbouring Newborough Forest.
To get to Llanddwyn head towards the village of Newborough and follow the signs (the turning is directly opposite the Premier Shop)
The beautiful old town of Beaumaris is a lovely place to visit. Have a browse in the lovely independent boutiques. Visit the Castle and promenade and take in the stunning views over to Snowdonia.
Wales is home to literally hundreds of castles, but this is without question one of the best - a massive fortress of almost perfect symmetry.
Beaumaris Castle is the last great castle built, but never completed, under Edward I in the 13th century. At the time it was at the cutting edge of castle design. Lack of money and trouble keeping the quarrelsome Scots under control meant the south gatehouse and six great towers never reached their intended heights. Don’t for a moment let that put you off visiting though - there are plenty of spooky corridors and narrow spiral staircases just waiting to be explored.
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Beaumaris
The beautiful old town of Beaumaris is a lovely place to visit. Have a browse in the lovely independent boutiques. Visit the Castle and promenade and take in the stunning views over to Snowdonia.
Wales is home to literally hundreds of castles, but this is without question one of the best - a massive fortress of almost perfect symmetry.
Beaumaris Castle is the last great castle built, but never completed, under Edward I in the 13th century. At the time it was at the cutting edge of castle design. Lack of money and trouble keeping the quarrelsome Scots under control meant the south gatehouse and six great towers never reached their intended heights. Don’t for a moment let that put you off visiting though - there are plenty of spooky corridors and narrow spiral staircases just waiting to be explored.
There are surprises around every corner in Anglesey, with one being Amlwch. It was once the largest copper mines in the world.
The unique landscape of Parys Mountain has to be seen to be believed - a swathe of peaks and troughs in every shade of yellow, brown and orange imaginable. In the 18th century, people came from all over the UK to dig for copper, prompting what came to be know as the Welsh Copper Rush. The visitor centre tells the stories of those that worked here in often dangerous conditions.
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Parys Mountain
B5111There are surprises around every corner in Anglesey, with one being Amlwch. It was once the largest copper mines in the world.
The unique landscape of Parys Mountain has to be seen to be believed - a swathe of peaks and troughs in every shade of yellow, brown and orange imaginable. In the 18th century, people came from all over the UK to dig for copper, prompting what came to be know as the Welsh Copper Rush. The visitor centre tells the stories of those that worked here in often dangerous conditions.
Situated on the shore of the Menai Strait, Plas Newydd House & Gardens was once the home of the Marquess of Anglesey and dates back to the 18th century.
Now managed by the National Trust, it's a feast of ornate Neo-classical rooms, many with intricate wallpaper and fabrics. And it's packed with unusual furnishings. Perhaps the most remarkable exhibit is a vast mural painted by artist Rex Whistler who was a regular visitor to the house in the early 20th century. Outside there are gardens with panoramic views across the Menai Strait towards the mountains of Snowdonia - and also an Australian arboretum. The house is undergoing extensive renovation so check the National Trust website for details.
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National Trust - Maison et Jardins de Plas Newydd
Situated on the shore of the Menai Strait, Plas Newydd House & Gardens was once the home of the Marquess of Anglesey and dates back to the 18th century.
Now managed by the National Trust, it's a feast of ornate Neo-classical rooms, many with intricate wallpaper and fabrics. And it's packed with unusual furnishings. Perhaps the most remarkable exhibit is a vast mural painted by artist Rex Whistler who was a regular visitor to the house in the early 20th century. Outside there are gardens with panoramic views across the Menai Strait towards the mountains of Snowdonia - and also an Australian arboretum. The house is undergoing extensive renovation so check the National Trust website for details.
Breakwater Country Park
RNLI Moelfre Lifeboat Station
The beautiful Menai Suspension Bridge was built by Thomas Telford and opened in 1826. It’s the first modern suspension bridge in the world and it connects the mainland to Menai Town - one of the five towns in Anglesey.
The coastal path runs along the Menai Straits, and takes you under the bridge where you can enjoy some stunning scenery and picture perfect locations.
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Menai Bridge
A5The beautiful Menai Suspension Bridge was built by Thomas Telford and opened in 1826. It’s the first modern suspension bridge in the world and it connects the mainland to Menai Town - one of the five towns in Anglesey.
The coastal path runs along the Menai Straits, and takes you under the bridge where you can enjoy some stunning scenery and picture perfect locations.
One of the prettiest little bays on the Coastal path. Combine a circular walk around the headland and finish at the White Eagle Inn for a drink or a bite to eat. Park your car at the Church in Rhoscolyn and follow the coastal path signs. This circular walk should take you around 1 hour.
Rhoscolyn
One of the prettiest little bays on the Coastal path. Combine a circular walk around the headland and finish at the White Eagle Inn for a drink or a bite to eat. Park your car at the Church in Rhoscolyn and follow the coastal path signs. This circular walk should take you around 1 hour.
Traeth Llydan
A4080This is one of the closest beaches and the main beach in the village of Rhosneigr
Bae Aberffraw
Another stunning beach 10 min away from Argoed
Porth Tyn Tywyn
A4080Family Fun
Monde Naturel de Pili Palas
Ffordd PenmynyddGreat place for families with young children.
Anglesey Sea Zoo
Great place for families with young children.
GreenWood Family Park
Bush RoadGreat place for families with young children.
Seacoast Safaris - Puffin Island Boat Trips