Beach Lodge – Lligwy

A contemporary lodge steps from Lligwy Beach

Beach Lodge is a stylish, contemporary holiday lodge on the Dafarn Rhos site at Lligwy, on Anglesey’s lovely east coast — just a two-to-three-minute walk from the sandy beach. Sleeping six across three bedrooms and warmly dog-friendly, it makes a superb base for a beach holiday, with the sand, the coast path and the rest of the island all close at hand.

The lodge

The lodge has three bedrooms, comfortably sleeping six, in a modern, well-presented space designed for relaxed coastal living. It is a contemporary holiday home rather than a traditional cottage — bright, comfortable and easy to settle into after a day on the beach. Dogs are welcome too, so the whole family can come along for walks on the sand and the coast path.

Right by the beach

The big draw is how close it is to the sea: Lligwy Beach is just a short two-to-three-minute walk away, so beach days can be wonderfully unhurried — back for lunch, out again in the afternoon, no driving required. The Dafarn Rhos site also has electric-vehicle charging (two 22kW chargers), a welcome modern touch for electric-car drivers. It is a relaxed, family-friendly spot in a beautiful coastal setting.

Self-catering suits a beach holiday well: you can fit meals and outings around the tides and the weather rather than fixed mealtimes, and a three-bedroom lodge gives a family or group plenty of room to spread out. With the beach so close, days here tend to be unhurried and easy — exactly what a coastal break should be.

At a glance

• Contemporary lodge at Dafarn Rhos, Lligwy, Anglesey
• Sleeps 6 across 3 bedrooms
• A 2–3 minute walk from Lligwy Beach
• Dog-friendly
• Electric-vehicle charging on site
• On Anglesey’s east coast, near Moelfre

Lligwy and the east coast

Lligwy has a lovely sandy beach on Anglesey’s east coast, backed by dunes and steeped in history — the ancient Din Lligwy hut group and a Neolithic burial chamber are close by, and the Anglesey Coastal Path passes through. Just along the coast is the characterful fishing village of Moelfre, with its proud lifeboat heritage and Seawatch Centre, while the family beach at Benllech and the historic town of Beaumaris, with its castle, are both within easy reach. For more places to stay in the area, see our guide to accommodation in Moelfre.

Good to know

A contemporary lodge a few minutes’ walk from a sandy beach is a winning combination for a relaxed family holiday — the children (and the dog) can be on the sand in minutes, and the coast path is right there for longer walks. The east coast of Anglesey is well placed for exploring the whole island, from Beaumaris in the south to the wilder north coast, making this a flexible base for a week by the sea. The EV charging is a genuine bonus for electric-car drivers, still rare at coastal lets. Anglesey is busiest and at its best through the summer, so those weeks are the most sought-after and worth booking ahead.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Up to six guests across three bedrooms.

How far is the beach? Lligwy Beach is a two-to-three-minute walk away.

Are dogs welcome? Yes — the lodge is dog-friendly.

Is there electric-car charging? Yes — the site has electric-vehicle charging points.

What’s nearby? Lligwy beach, Moelfre, Benllech and Beaumaris.

When is the best time to visit? Summer is liveliest for the beach, while spring and autumn offer quieter sands and lovely coastal walks.

For a contemporary lodge steps from Lligwy Beach, check availability for your dates using the booking options on this page.