Ingledene - Description

For accommodation in Trearddur Bay, Anglesey, North Wales, visit Ingledene Bed & Breakfast. All rooms have double or twin beds, colour TV, tea/coffee making facilities & Wi-Fi internet access; most have magnificent sea views – relax and watch the glorious sunsets, wake up to the sound of the waves. For a relaxing holiday, short break or overnight accommodation before taking the ferry to Ireland from Holyhead (Stena Line or Irish Ferries) look no further, you can be assured of a warm and friendly welcome at Ingledene B&B. If you prefer self-catering, then our holiday cottage ‘Ingledene Bach’, to the rear of the main house, is ideal. Sleeping two adults and two children it is close to the main beach in Trearddur Bay and provides an ideal base for a traditional seaside holiday or for touring Anglesey to see all the sights this beautiful island has to offer. Anglesey's impressive shoreline attracts visitors all year round with its wide variety of beaches and striking coastline much of which has been declared an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Trearddur Bay has been awarded the European Blue Flag for the cleanliness of its sand and water and provides ample opportunities for water sports enthusiasts and families alike, whilst the surrounding coves provide a quiet retreat. Fishing, riding and golfing facilities are available locally. Trace the history of the area from the Celtic remains and the ancient hut circles on Holyhead Mountain to the Roman Fort in Holyhead. Day trips to Ireland are available from the Port Town of Holyhead only 2 miles away, which can take just 99 minutes with Stena Line or Irish Ferries. For spectacular views (and energetic climbs!) visit the lighthouse at South Stack. Standing on a rocky island just off the coast the lighthouse is open to visitors. A visit to South Stack is worthwhile for the views alone and the variety of bird life to be seen from there and the nearby Ellin's Tower run by the RSPB.