Ty Lawr

Ty Lawr boasts a perfect Anglesey coastal location in the unspoilt fishing village of Cemaes Bay. Located on the North Coast of the island of Anglesey Cemaes is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and partly owned by the National Trust. The name Cemaes was derived from 'Cei Maes' meaning Quay Area.

The harbour area has two beaches (Traeth Mawr a Traeth Bach) which are great for family beach time and watersports such as windsurfing, surfing and sailing. Sit and watch the fishing boats come and go at Cemaes Bay and enjoy the charm of harbour life. With access to the Anglesey Coast Path right from your door enjoy a walk along the path which is part of the Wales Coast Path.

The village of Cemaes has a range of shops, pubs and restaurants, including a prize winning fish and chip shop.

Beaches

Traeth Mawr (Cemaes Bay) 0.2miles -  Traeth Mawr is a sheltered sandy beach cradled by a small promenade walk.

Walking

Anglesey Coast Path - on your doorstep - join the 125 miles path that circles the coast of the island

Day Ferries

Holyhead (16 miles) - take a day trip over to island from Holyhead

Golf

Storws Wen Golf Club – Benllech. 9 hole golf course. 15 miles.

Henllys Golf Club – Beaumaris. 18 hole golf course. 23 miles.

Cycling

Route 566  – The northern section, locally known as Lôn Las Copr, or the Copper Trail, is open for a tour around Anglesey’s north coast. It offers spectacular sea views and a journey through a millennium or two of Anglesey history. Accessed 2 miles from cottage

Horse riding

Anglesey Horse Riding – Benllech. Pony Club and riding lessons – suitable for all ages. 14 miles.