Holiday cottages Porth Eilian near the small, romantic shingle bay on the North East coast of Anglesey close to the villages of Amlwch and Llaneilian. The beach has been Blue Flag awarded for its cleanliness, water quality and picturesque scenery. Porth Eilian has toilet facilities and a small slipway for visitors using the area and launching pleasure boats. Mainly shingle and pebble the bay has some sand at low tide. Its clear waters are perfect for swimming or bathing in. The bay is also popular for sea kayaking, snorkelling and diving. Porth Eilian is well sheltered, nestled between rocky outcrops either side of the bay. There is plenty of wildlife to be seen on this part of the coast too, especially birds such as choughs, ravens, oystercatchers, and gannets. The headland of Point Lynas, which juts out in front of Porth Eilian, is known as a good viewing point for porpoises and seals. Port Eilian holiday cottage guests can enjoy the popular circular walk from Amlwch port, which winds along the beautiful coast path from Point Lynas, and down into the charming village of Llaneilian where there is a beautiful old church. There are places to eat and drink along the way, including the 19th century traditional freehouse, Adelphi Vaults. This charismatic pub is ideally situated at historic Amlwch port, and has a good variety of local ales and beers, as well as serving traditional home cooked pub meals including seasonal, locally-caught fresh fish. Porth Eilian bay is easily accessible from any of our Anglesey holiday cottages by the sea.