Tirionfa Holiday Home

A large dog-friendly holiday home with sea views in Trearddur Bay

For a big family gathering or a get-together with friends by the sea, this substantial detached holiday home in the popular resort of Trearddur Bay, on Anglesey’s Holy Island, is hard to beat. South-facing, with lovely views of the sea, the mountains and the bay, it sleeps up to fourteen across six bedrooms and welcomes dogs too — a spacious, comfortable base just a short walk from the beach. With watersports, rock pools and the Anglesey Coastal Path all close by, it is a wonderful spot for a large-group seaside holiday.

Room for the whole group

Six bedrooms sleep up to fourteen — three king rooms, a further king and a twin on the second floor, and two bunk rooms — with three bathrooms plus a cloakroom shower, so there is plenty of space for everyone. The generous living space and a wood-burning stove make it a relaxing place for a big group to come together, while the south-facing aspect fills it with light and frames those sea and mountain views.

Garden, parking and a dog-friendly welcome

Outside there is a garden and patio with a barbecue and furniture — ideal for group meals on fine evenings — and off-road parking for two or three vehicles. Up to two well-behaved dogs are welcome, and there is Wi-Fi throughout, so the whole family, four-legged members included, can settle in comfortably.

At a glance

• Substantial detached holiday home, sleeps 14 across 6 bedrooms
• Three bathrooms plus a cloakroom shower
• South-facing, with sea, mountain and bay views
• Wood-burning stove and generous living space
• Garden and patio with barbecue; off-road parking for 2–3 cars; Wi-Fi
• Dog-friendly (up to two dogs); shop and pub 0.2 miles, beach 0.3 miles

Exploring Trearddur Bay and Holy Island

Trearddur Bay, on Holy Island off the west coast of Anglesey, has a beautiful sandy beach popular for swimming and watersports, with rock pools to explore and the Anglesey Coastal Path running along the shore. Nearby Holyhead, about two miles away, has its maritime museum, leisure centre and the ferry to Dublin, while the spectacular South Stack lighthouse and RSPB reserve, Holyhead Mountain and Breakwater Country Park are all within easy reach. The beaches of Rhosneigr and the historic town of Beaumaris are also a manageable drive. It is a superb base for a coastal holiday with a big group. For more places to stay and things to do nearby, see our guide to accommodation in Trearddur Bay.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Up to fourteen, across six bedrooms.

How many bathrooms are there? Three bathrooms plus a cloakroom shower.

Are dogs welcome? Yes — up to two well-behaved dogs.

Are there sea views? Yes — south-facing views of the sea, mountains and the bay.

How close is the beach? About 0.3 miles, with a shop and pub 0.2 miles away.

What’s nearby? Trearddur Bay beach, South Stack, Holyhead and the Anglesey Coastal Path.

With so much space inside and the beach, coast path and watersports all close by, it is an easy place to bring a big group together — long lunches in the garden, days on the sand, and everyone under one roof with their own room to retreat to. The south-facing views and the wood-burning stove make it equally appealing in summer and in the cooler months.

Is it good for a big family gathering? Yes — it sleeps fourteen across six bedrooms, with generous shared living space.

When is the best time to visit? Summer is glorious for the beach and watersports, with the woodburner making off-season breaks appealing too.

Book your Anglesey break

For a large, dog-friendly holiday home with sea views in Trearddur Bay, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.