Plas Darien Holiday Apartments With Swimming Pool - Trearddur Bay

These attractive self-catering apartments at Plas Darien with sea views are located in the beautiful and popular coastal resort of Trearddur Bay. Fully furnished and equipped including Freeview TV with DVD, they include a large kitchen-diner (with fridge-freezer, microwave, cooker, toaster, and one with dishwasher and washing machine or one with washing machine), and a spacious lounge overlooking the headland. With two bedrooms (twin & double, one en-suite) and two Z- beds they can sleep up to 6.

All linen, tea towels, and bath mats are included. On-site facilities include a free heated outdoor swimming pool with table tennis & badminton during the summer months and the use of two indoor pools (charge applies). If you just want to take it easy, try out the sun loungers at the pool or visit our relaxation garden where you can picnic or barbecue while enjoying the stunning coastal scenery.

The apartments are in an elevated position overlooking the sea, a couple of minutes walk from the nearest beach, only five minutes or so from Trearddur Bay's European Blue Flag sandy beach and are perfect for peace and relaxation with many local facilities including diving, sailing, fishing, walking, and golf.

Golfers can choose between a 9-hole or an 18-hole championship course, both easily accessible from the village. Cycle hire is available locally whilst nearby stables organise horse riding trips for novices as well as experienced riders. The rugged coastline is a walker's paradise and is part of Anglesey's 125-mile coastal footpath most of which is in an area of outstanding natural beauty. And if you like birdwatching (or simply enjoy breathtaking scenery) why not visit the award-winning RSPB Reserve, Visitor Centre and cafe near South Stack Lighthouse just along the coast (you can also visit the lighthouse during the summer months).

Local nature reserves include the 200 acres Penrhos Coastal Park, with woodland walks, picnic areas, flower meadows, and many species of wading bird and wildfowl. The nearby town of Holyhead has the longest breakwater in the UK and the Breakwater Country Park has some stunning scenery set against the backdrop of Holyhead Mountain. Facing the breakwater is the promenade, a marina, and a maritime museum (with an excellent Bistro). The town is also famous as the main access route to Ireland - only 90 minutes away by fast ferry!

For something different take a trip to nearby RAF Valley and watch the pilots training as they take off and land the fast jets, or see the yellow Sea King Search and Rescue Helicopters which have saved many lives (you can sometimes observe them on training exercises close to rocky cliffs between Trearddur and Porth Dafarch). RAF Valley is also the home of Anglesey Airport (Maes Awyr Mon) which has daily flights to Cardiff.

The apartment is ideally situated for exploring the local area as well as further afield, being around 5 minutes or so by car from Junction 2 of the A55 Expressway (the Penrhos exit close to the Penrhos Retail Park where you will find many of the major stores and shops).

Anglesey has so much to offer-- whether its red squirrels, ancient sites, visitor attractions (Sea Zoo, Model Village, Foel Farm Park, Pili Palas Nature World, Beaumaris Castle, Plas Newydd Country House --- to name but a few), arts centres, museums, forests, lakes, even the village with the longest name in Britain !

It has some of the most spectacular scenery in the UK, magnificent sunsets, fabulous beaches, and is reputedly the driest county in Wales. Here, you really can get off the beaten track and chill out. With a distinctive mystique and peculiar charm all its own maybe it's why visitors return year after year.