The biggest island on the Welsh coastline with superb sandy shores, The Isle of Anglesey is the largest Welsh island situated in the Irish Sea. This area is the ideal holiday destination for tourists interested in Welsh culture and history.
The island is also the home of countless parks and natu
The biggest island on the Welsh coastline with superb sandy shores, The Isle of Anglesey is the largest Welsh island situated in the Irish Sea. This area is the ideal holiday destination for tourists interested in Welsh culture and history.
The island is also the home of countless parks and nature reserves that will amaze those who decide to visit it. Beaumaris is a fantastic unfinished architectural marvel. It was constructed as one of the 'iron ring' of Welsh castles by the English king, Edward I to proclaim his domination on the Welsh people. But it was never terminated. Finances and supplies ran out before the fort reached its full potential. Despite all this, Beaumaris is a superb sight, considered by many tourists as the best of all the castles in the country. Explore the large halls and lovely souvenir shops inside this marvellous location.
The Welsh Mountain Zoo is waiting for you to discover its exhibits from all over the world, the park has over 1500 animals and is structured in categories like The Elephant and Reptile Houses where you can see the majestic Asian elephant and reptiles like poison dart frogs, Yacare caimans and green anacondas; Active Oceans, Big Cats, Dinosaur Safari and Other Animals including pandas, mountain zebras, royal pythons and great grey owls.
The Manor House Wildlife Park is a great area to visit with your family or friends because it offers quality entertainment and incredible wildlife. From African lions and hyenas to otters and colourful parrots, this wildlife reserve has it all. Enjoy a walk on the alleys of this establishment and your kids will have a fantastic time.
The Rhyl SeaQuarium is one of the most popular touristic attractions in the area and is a national preservation facility dedicated to the survival of the Welsh marine wildlife. Yearly it also becomes home to over 12 million bird species that migrate from all around the world. The guided tours which can be booked will take you around the enclosures, giving you the opportunity to see extraordinary creatures such as sea lions, seals, and penguins.
If you decide to visit this extraordinary area, you should definitely experience the excellent restaurants in the city. With traditional cuisine, these marvellous venues offer menus appropriate for every taste and budget and they will transform every meal into a king’s feast. Here is a list of the best restaurants that The Isle of Anglesey offers: Sosban and The Old Butchers Restaurant, The Marram Grass Café, Saffron, The Harbourfront Bistro, Bishopsgate Restaurant, The Tavern on the Bay, Nuha Tandoori Restaurant and The Clubhouse - Bull Bay.
If you are interested in visiting this outstanding county, the hotels and holiday homes in the area will always be prepared to satisfy every need and will welcome you with open arms. With cheerful personnel and extraordinary services, these quality accommodation units will ensure that during your stay here you and your family and friends will be treated like royalty. The best facilities in the region include names like Blackthorn Farm, Tre-Ysgawen Hall, Country House Hotel & Spa, The Bull Hotel, Hafod Cottage, Hotel Cymyran and Nant Yr Odyn Country Hotel & Restaurant Ltd.
