Nyth Cariad (Love Nest) Trefdraeth, Nr. Malltreath Sands, Anglesey

• The cottage reflects the taste of the Anglo-American owners, with clapper board exterior walls, white washed floor boards and beams all providing a touch of Cape Cod with its seashore atmosphere.
• Walk up the steps to the first floor entrance and be greeted by the cosy living area, with wood burning stove, fairy lights along beams, national flags, maps and seascape pictures, Nyth Cariad is perfect for snuggling down after a day exploring the beautiful surroundings.
• There are 2 decked balconies for sunbathing or alfresco barbecues, with views of fields, woodlands and Snowdonia's dramatic mountain range.
• There is a charming romantic bedroom on the lower floor, with adjoining bathroom and desk area.
• This is special location from which to explore some exceptionally lovely places, great walks or cycle rides.
• 8 miles from the iconic Rhosneigr beach and surfing lessons available 

• Walk or cycle down the quiet tree lined lane, passing the ancient church of Trefdraeth to Maalltraeth sands, then follow the well sign-posted path across the estuary to Newburough Warren Nature Reserve.
• This is a birdwatchers paradise with footpaths through the forest and hides strategically placed, often near the small lakes, from which to observe the wildlife.
• Look out for the shy red squirrels which thrive on the island.

Malltraeth Sands and Estuary

• The beautiful mile and a half long sandy beach is accessed via a pleasant mile walk. Therefore the dune and forest backed beach is never crowded. Malltraeth Estuary is home to myriad birds, a great inspiration to internationally renowned naturalistic artist, the late Charles Tunniclife. See his paintings in Oriel y Mon in Llangefni.

• This is one of the finest beaches in Britain - long stretches of pristine sands and clean clear waters with dramatic views of Snowdonia across on the mainland. 
• St. Dwynwen, the patron saint of lovers, Wales's own Valentine, roamed these shores in mythology at least! Nevertheless, it is a truly romantic spot - wonder to the little lighthouse at low-tide and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

• Aberffraw's sublime beach and estuary are only a short drive away, with the popular resorts of Rhosneigr and Trearddur Bay, further up the coast.

• Ideal for romantic meals out or lovers of good food, Dylan's at Menai Bridge, situated on the lovely Menai Straights, is recommended (booking advisable).
• The Olde Bull's Head in Beaumaris is one of Anglesey's foremost restaurants. Enjoy lunch or diner in their lovely bistro or a drink in front of a roaring fire in their traditional bar. Dinner at the elegant Loft Restaurant is perfect for a special occasion (booking advisable).
• Marram Grass at Newburough is in the 2016 Good Food Guide and has had coverage in most of the Saturday broadsheets. Only a tin shed, but don't be put off by the basic hippy interior - the food is excellent.
• Also in Newburough is Codmother - the best fish and chips in Anglesey.

• Menai Bridge has a Waitrose and there is an Asda in nearby Llangefeni. Essentials can be found 1 mile away in the village store.
• Llannon Mill is a pleasant drive away. It is the last working windmill on the island - buy freshly ground flour to take home for authentic tasting homemade bread. Wonder through the grounds and explore the reconstructed roundhouses and glimpse a way of life that existed on the island 3000 years ago.

• A lovely setting with lawns rolling down to the beautiful Menai Straights. The views are breathtaking - sublime woodlands and Snowdonia's high peaks, with Stephenson's majestic Brittania Bridge standing in the foreground.
• Fine interiors give an insight into the life of the Marquis and his family, with murals by the artist Rex Whistler. 

• Arguably the prettiest town in North Wales, Beaumaris is the perfect place to browse lovely independent shops, explore the romantic castle surrounded by its moat, or enjoy a stroll along the Victorian pier.

• The only working windmill left on Anglesey. Watch the miller at work, buy organic stone ground flour and eat delicious cakes made with the same in the mill cafe.

• Have fun exploring a reconstructed Iron Age settlement complete with roundhouses styled with information from archaeological discoveries in the area.

• The whole family will love the multi award winning zoo that specialises in indigenous creatures including conger eels, cat sharks, octopus, lobsters even seahorses. Enjoy unusual experiences such as feeding displays and finding your own pearl inside an oyster.

• Revered by gourmets the world over including Barrack Obama, Halen Mon salt crystals are produced on the shores of the Menai Strait. Enjoy a guided tour behind the scenes and stock up on salt, other related products and quality gifts in the shop.

• Walk along the spectacular seacliff path to the visitor centre opposite amazing South Stack teeming with seabirds. Pick up a wealth of information and watch gannets diving, stonechats, linnets and skylarks as well as seals and porpoises inthe sea below.
  

• A spectacular way to see the stunning Anglesey coast line is aboard a thrilling high speed Rib Ride from Menai Bridge. Choose from Puffins and Seals, Castles and Islands, Bridges and Swellies or the ultimate Round Anglesey Adventure.

• Beautiful Snowdonia National Park is close enough to spend a day, or two, exploring. Expect glorious coastal and countryside scenery with majestic moutains and numerous beaches, nostalgic steam trains and an array of thrilling adventure activities. Discover a fascinating industrial heritage, delicious local produce, magical gardens, mighty atmospheric castles, haunted historic houses and so much more.