Cottages in Beaumaris

Beaumaris is a beautiful seaside town that hides a medieval castle, an abandoned prison, ancient ruins and a relaxing beach. With Holidu you will find the ideal accommodation among the most beautiful cottages within walking distance of the beach. With cosy rooms, on the Isle of Anglesey, the residences have gardens and majestic views full of nature. A place to relax and feel safe.

To get to this town you must cross the Menai suspension bridge and find the best options in Holidu, where the cottages are dreamy and perfect for the family. If you bring your pet, Holidu recommends their cottages with gardens. Even your pets will enjoy their stay running around and experiencing the lushest nature you could imagine, while you watch from comfortable garden furniture. Accommodation for groups, families, couples and solo travellers, spacious rooms, cosy lounges and well-equipped kitchens.

Enjoying a picnic surrounded by greenery can make for an unforgettable day. Not to mention what a morning at the beach could be like as you cruise the Menai Strait around Puffin Island and hopefully see the dolphins playing in the water. It's also worth mentioning that for bird lovers it's the perfect place to take pictures of an untold variety of birds. The sound of their songs and the breeze in the trees will enchant you.

Beaumaris Castle is a must for tourists. This is a 13th century building whose imposing towers can be seen from its ancient corridors. This site has been declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. If you are interested in the history of the site, you can also visit the Beaumaris Prison and imagine the life of the prisoners in the 19th century. Immerse in past and history with the tours.

This structure of near-perfect symmetry is an unfinished masterpiece with two rings of walls. Beaumaris, on the Isle of Anglesey, is famous as the greatest castle ever built. Started by King Edward I of England in 1295, it was never finished and there are rumours that if a stranger entered, the wall would enclose him. Could that be true…?

The most famous park in Wales, with snow-capped mountains, underground caves, forests, mountains, historic monuments, a cliff from where you have the best view of the trip. Follow a route and take in the breathtaking views along the way. Enjoy nature in its purest state. The park's historic Snowdon Mountain Railway climbs to the summit of Mount Snowdon, which is Wales's highest mountain. From the top, it offers outstanding views across the sea to Ireland. Over 100 lakes spread around the park and several craggy peaks like Cader Idris and Tryfan form this vast and beautiful National Park we should all visit at least once!

This was Edward I's most expensive castle, and it is also considered as the most striking one. In its eight towers, you can live and feel what it was like when soldiers and royalty walked these halls. Lots of stories behind each wall of this stunning medieval fortress that still towers over town after 700 years. Go up the spiral staircases in its great towers, walk along the battlements of Conwy Castle. Conwy takes its place Alongside Edward’s other great castles at Beaumaris, Harlech and Caernarfon, Conwy Castle also takes its place as a World Heritage Site.

You'll almost feel like you've reached the clouds when you visit Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales rising up at 1085 metres. If your passion is climbing or hiking you can't miss this place. But you can also do it by train and avoid the hike without missing a single detail of the view. Choose your options and get to the top of it. The views will captivate the most experienced hiker for sure!

Be amazed by the walls and towers of this historic castle where you can admire several displays of medals, uniforms and weapons.

On this tour you can enjoy a tour of the quayside, Conwy Castle, Gloddaeth Street, scenic views along the coast and stories you didn't know about the place.

One of the Beaumaris attractions is to take a cruise through the Menai Strait, around Puffin Island. Enjoy the scenery, its wildlife, the sea and the local vegetation.