Penmynydd (private land), Holyhead

Penmynydd (private land)

If you’re looking for a holiday that combines an idyllic rural setting with a fantastic location close to an impressive selection of activities, then why not book a caravan break at enchanting Penmynydd in Anglesey?

Why choose Penmynydd?

Boasting some of the most spectacular views you’ll find anywhere, Penmynydd offers a location that is simply the best. Panoramic views of calm blue waters and lush green countryside combine to create a setting that is truly sublime.

In order to make sure the views do all the talking, the caravan at Penmynydd has been set up with outdoor living very much a top priority with an attractive outside patio area complete with a wooden hot tub, a fire pit and patio furniture, helping to create a delightful alfresco space.

This is somewhere you can imagine hanging out a lot on your break, whether soaking up the views with a glass of your favourite tipple in hand in the hot tub or warming yourself in front of the fire pit and toasting some marshmallows. Holidays don’t get much better than this!

The caravan itself is well presented with an open-plan living, dining and kitchen space, three good-sized bedrooms and a shower room as well as free parking and private WiFi as well as access to a games room with table tennis, a TV, board games and an Xbox.

Places to visit during a Penmynydd holiday

If you’ve never visited the captivating Isle of Anglesey, then you’re in for a treat. Boasting a winning combination of beautiful beaches, gorgeous countryside, bustling towns and villages and loads of attractions and activities, Anglesey has so much to offer; you’ll be hard-pressed to pack it all in!

Within walking distance of Penmynydd, is the vibrant village of Cemaes Bay where there a number of shops and pubs, making it the perfect spot for stocking up on some holiday essentials and enjoying a refreshing pint while soaking up the beautiful views over the beach and beyond.

Other beaches nearby worth packing a picnic and a bucket and spade for include Church Bay, Amlwch, Rhosneigr, Benllech, Newborough and Lligwy. Whether you just want a gentle stroll along golden sands or you fancy having a go at exhilarating water sports such as kayaking, surfing, kitesurfing and paddle boarding, there will be the perfect beach for you on Anglesey.

Lace up your walking boots and head out along the Anglesey Coastal Path which stretches for approximately 135 miles along dramatic cliffs and spectacular countryside offering awe-inspiring coastal views along the way and the opportunity for some serious wildlife and bird spotting.

Talking of wildlife, make sure you head to the RSPB South Stacks nature reserve, where you can spot anything from guillemots and razorbills to choughs and even puffins if you’re lucky.

Family days out to try on Anglesey include Pili Palas Butterfly World, Foel Farm Park, Anglesey Sea Zoo, Beaumaris Castle, Plas Newydd House and Gardens and Anglesey Riding Centre, where you can enjoy a gentle canter along the Menai Straits, which boasts some unforgettable views.

Meander through some of the most beautiful coastal towns and villages, sampling some delicious home-grown food along the way, checking out Menai Bridge, Beaumaris, Benllech, Rhosneigr and Llanfair PG, which all offer visitors plenty of exciting but very different activities.

Anglesey is also a superb base from which to explore the delights of North Wales, with towns such as Conwy, Llandudno and Portmeirion well worth a visit and you can even plan an expedition to the wonderful Gwynedd and Snowdonia National Park from here.

Time spent in Anglesey is time well spent, and for the ultimate holiday base from which to explore the wonders of this unique island, make sure you book a break at Penmynydd.