Graig Lwyd Holiday Caravan
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Graig Lwyd is situated on Eilian Mountain, overlooking Eilian Bay. There are superb panoramic views over the Irish Sea, towards the Isle of Man and Ireland which are visible on clear days. The site is within an Area of outstanding Natural Beauty.
It consists of a quarter acre field which has a site license for two static caravans however there is only one static caravan on the site. Graig Lwyd is particularly suitable for those seeking peace and quiet and somewhere to get away from it all!
The static Caravan is modern and tastefully furnished. It sleeps six in two double bedrooms and one bedroom with two single beds. Duvets,pillows and blankets are provided but please bring sheets,single and king size duvet covers,pillow cases and towels.
The sitting room has a panoramic vista, comfortable seating with gas fire, colour TV,DVD and a dining area. The kitchen is fully equipped with a gas cooker, microwave, fridge,toaster etc.
The bathroom contains a sink and shower with a sit in bath There is a separate flushing lavatory.
Outside there is a patio with sun loungers.
We do not accommodate animals and the caravan is a non smoking environment.
Nearby:
The Beaches at Porth Eilian, Lligwy and Cemaes Bay, which are European Union designated beaches, are only minutes >
Benllech, Traeth Bychan, Red Wharf Bay which are on the East Coast are only slightly further away and there are also numerous sandy beaches on the West Coast such as Llanddwyn and Trearddur Bay.
Walking and Nature - The site overlooks the Anglesey Coastal Path and there are approximately 650 public footpaths on the island. Leaflets which specify various routes are available on request and there are also various other publications giving details of a variety of walks of varying difficulty. There are several nature reserves on the island such as the world renowned bird sanctuary at Cemlyn which is approximately 20 minutes way,South Stack famous for its choughs and lighthouse and the Newborough Warren. There are leisure centres with swimming pools,squash court sand fitness facilities at Amlwch and Llangefni.
Historic Sites - Parys Mountain - known as the Copper Mountain is 5 minutes away. The ancient village of Din Lligwy is also only 10 minutes away. There are burial chambers such as Barclodiad y Gawres and Bryn Celli Ddu on the island. Beaumaris Castle is the largest of the Norman Castles in Wales and the old Court House and Gaol at Beaumaris are worth visiting. South Stack Light house near Holyhead is open to visitors in the season if you can face the climb! Melin Llynnon, the only working windmill in Wales is also very interesting.
