We offer beautiful holiday cottages on the island of Anglesey and unique holiday cottages in Snowdonia, North Wales. Every bolthole or hideaway has been chosen for its own unique quality. Switch off from the demands of everyday life and concentrate on time together.

Sitting right at the top of a hill, Bwthyn Hermon is compact, bright and airy. A short wander from the Malltraeth estuary and coastal path and with glorious views of Llanddwyn and over to Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) - it’s for long walks and relaxing.

Malltraeth was the home of artist Charles Tunnicliffe and over the estuary and across Afon Cefni you may see shelduck, one of the artist’s favourite subjects. Follow the embankment and catch a red squirrel at Llyn Parc Mawr or take a bike and trail around the forest. Return to the Cob and trial a cake at the Riverside Arts and Crafts Café to help you back up the hill. Spend an afternoon exploring the Tacla Taid -Anglesey Transport Museum and Café and grab fish and chips from The Codmother at Niwbwrch (it has to be done) and watch the Sunset from your seating in the small, but ample garden. A short drive away is Aberffraw with good parking and a wide curving sandy bay with sand dunes. It also has the bonus of Ty Llewellyn café for home-cooked food, and you can walk There from the beach in a few minutes. You may need to walk a few coastal circuits after their cream scones though. Further down the coast are beaches at Cable Bay, Porth Towyn and Rhosneigr – a surfer’s heaven. There are many small shops and cafés in Rhosneigr – Mojos Creperie is good for breakfast and The Sandy Mount is excellent for the special meal out. Needless to say, this is the place for walkers, nature lovers, cyclists, foodies and peace cravers.