Y Bwthyn

Thank you for such an amazing summer season! We are so grateful for all your wonderful feedback, comments, shares and support.
We look forward to seeing many of you again next season 🎉

For those sticking around here are our Autumn hours, end of September we’re opening for Sunday Roasts - Bookings now being taken 🎉

A wonderful afternoon exploring the amazing Hidden Secret Gardens at Cadnant Gardens Menai Bridge and to see such an amazing area with so many wonderful plants and topiary and find out how current owner has created this amazing place.

And yes scones were great too !!

It's not ever week you get to go inside St Cwyfans Church in the sea for a service

Many guests love visiting this Church island, it's a perfect beach walk right on the coastal path 10 minutes drive from Y Bwthyn

(Getting onto the island is dependent on tide, please checkbeforeyou plan your visit)

Love reading our reviews, everyone feels at home regardless of the weather!!

Ynys Mon really does has the best beaches, and our guests love eating out in many of the local establishments

Thank you all for your kind words, look forward to seeing so many returning guests soon

Father's day treat visiting Anglesey Transport Museum and cafe. Tacla Taid today

We're a big fan of the fabulous food they do in Cafi Nain, always a warm welcome (dogs inc), amazing selection of motors to see in the museum

Barry had a birthday treat to an afternoon at the Spirit of Anglesey store for their World Whisky Tasting Event, he thoroughly enjoyed it and highly recommends any of their events or a visit to their shop

Thank you for a lovely day

Fancy tasting some local seafood from the comfort of Y Bwthyn?

Lucy's seafood platters are available for delivery

A perfect treat for a night in

We often get asked for recommendations of places to eat locally

Today we went to Llys Llewelyn Cegin Bar, Aberffraw for brunch, one of our favourites after a walk along the beach

Plenty of free parking close by and dogs a more than welcome

Thank you for your kind words, we love to welcome furrbabies to the island, the cottage, beaches and many of restaurants/cafe's are perfect for them 🐾

Cocktails at the Ocean's Edge Restaurant are highly recommended too 😉

Perfect way to start the day

Anglesey Transport Museum and cafe. Tacla Taid

Spent the day exploring Newborough Forest and Llandwyn Island

Blessed to see the wild horses and red squirrels (they didn't hang around for a photo)

Parked in the main carpark, plenty of space, refreshment van was there and toilets were open and clean. Fresh water was available for the dogs.

There is a cost to park and you pay on the way out. You are charged for the length of time you park: £2 for the first 2 hours. 40p for every additional 20 minutes. £7 maximum charge per day. Paid using contact less.

Lovely reviews from returning guests

Diolch yn fawr iawn, glad you got to re-charge batteries and pups enjoyed their stay too

Mid week treat at The Oyster Catcher Restaurant Wills bar and Pats Shack

Great pizzas & sides available as eat in or take back to Y Bwthyn

This afternoon we went over to the other side of the island to do some of the Coastal Path from Lligwy to Benllech (10 miles return)

Made it back in time for a well deserved pizza and a pint from the Tipi Bar & Pizza

Approx 35 mins (16 miles) from Y Bwthyn
Large carpark (at a cost)
Cafe
Bar
Stonebaked pizza
Public toilets

Beautiful morning exploring Penrhos Nature Reserve and its secluded beach

15 min drive from Y Bwthyn and perfect for sheltered walks and extremely dog friendly.

Cafe on the entrance to a large carpark with public toilets

Burgers anyone?

We've had some beautiful comments left in our guest book over the past few weeks

Thank you to each and every one of you that have taken the time to share your thoughts, hidden gems and kind words

Today we've been exploring the beautiful seaside town of Beaumaris

Approximately 30 mins/ 20 miles drive from Y Bwthyn you'll fine plenty to see, do, eat and drink.

We popped into a variety of the local businesses, all welcoming dogs (Inc the deli!!) We also found many of the cafe's catered for dogs too. We really enjoyed coffee and a cake in Jolly's (an old bank) fantastic selection to choose from, so much so we had to bring some home!!

Perfect end to a weekend of family and treats 💕

Made it just in time to have a Mini Cream Tea and a cheeky bottle of bubbly Llys Llewelyn Cegin Bar, Aberffraw

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Happy Mother's Day to Your host Rhian Owen

Well deserved lunch at Caffi Nain, Anglesey Transport Museum and cafe. Tacla Taid for being the best mum and Nain

Today we took a walk to the Stepping Stones and Newborough Forest

Ground is still extremely muddy and wet but as long as your prepared it's still an amazing area no matter what the weather.

A little planning is needed if you are heading to the Stepping stone, this area is tidal and will not be passable/extremely slippy at high tide. We are currently having extremely high spring tides too!!

Best parking for this is Maes Parcio Llyn Rhos Ddu

Please take care on the island and plan your day according to the weather.

We are on an island and is absolutely stunning here all year round

We have over 135 miles of coastal path, many sections do get cut off by the tide. Some smaller Coastal roads are also affected

TIDE NEWS!

Significant spring tides are forecast between Saturday 9th and Tuesday 12th of March 2024. Possibly the largest in the past 25 years. Some coastal roads are likely to be vulnerable to flooding from the sea, especially in the event of easterly winds. The B5109 between Beaumaris and Llangoed may be affected. Motorists are advised to take care. The public is advised to be aware and take care if you are visiting the seafront or coastal areas during this time.

It's been an absolutely lovely week here on Anglesey

Not far from Y Bwthyn we have some amazing beaches.

Today's adventures took us from Rhosneigr to Cymyan, hardly a person in sight, and miles of open beach for Jess to run free on.

This particular route was 8 miles from the Oyster Catcher, but it could be shortened to 3½ miles from the Golf Club

Please ask us for any other walks or hidden beaches to explore while you're here

This is a beautiful walk for many of our guests, but please , please check the tide times before venturing on the island of Llandwyn and other tidal coastal walks around Anglesey

*** CALL OUT *** 19/01/24

Rhosneigr Coastguard Rescue Team tasked for the second time this week to llanddwyn island, Newborough. This time to the aid of a female walker who was cut off on the island by the incoming tide.
Assited by the Porthdinllaen lifeboat who arrived on scene and launched its Y Boat and picked up the walker and safely transported her back to the beach to our awaiting team members where we placed her into our vehicle to warm up before transporting her to her own vehicle in main beach car park where we then chatted about the importance of beach and sea safety and of checking the local tide times and weather forcasts before planning a visit to any beaches or walks along the coast etc.

Many thanks to porthdinllaen lifeboat for their assistance and to Holyhead MRCC for the coordination of the tasking.

Remember, if you, or if you should see anyone in danger around our coastline then please call 📞 9️⃣ 9️⃣9️⃣ and ask for the Coastguards.

A visit to Ynys Llanddwyn is always a popular walk for our guests and one we would highly recommend, however it is a tidal island and at high tide is completely cut off from the main land

Please check tides before your visit

Also note, another popular walk is to St Cwyfans Church, Church in the sea at Aberffraw, this also gets cut off from the main land at high tide