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Anglesey Cottages Offer You Restful Island Breaks
July 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment
Choose among a fine selection of Anglesey cottages to make the most of your break on this island off the North Wales coast, where you will discover a number of great places to visit.
You know that you have chosen a great sunny location for your self-catering holiday cottage in Anglesey because the island gets its reputation for a pleasant climate due to its proximity to the Gulf Stream.
This green, pleasant island offers a wide range of traditional cottages which should cater for most visitors, whether you see yourself as a coastal path walker, a bird watcher or an active, adventure-seeking kayak or canoe enthusiast.
The owners of these Anglesey cottages have in many cases sensitively renovated the properties, old farm buildings and stables, so that they achieve an authentic charm which is in keeping with local tradition and natural surroundings.
A cottage stay will mean you’ll enjoy the benefits of a solid stone fireplace in the lounge or dining room, as well as sitting in a kitchen which has floor tiles and a wood burning stove.
Most holiday cottages in Anglesey will have a central heating system and many will have double glazing to improve insulation.
Some cottages will have en-suite bedrooms, which may depend on the number of people it can accommodate, and there will be both ground and first floor bedrooms, single and twin beds.
Visitors can expect their cottage in Anglesey to provide the linen and duvets required as well as a TV facility and a room for washing clothes. A full kitchenware range is also included.
If you are a pet lover, you may not need to leave them with friends or in kennel or cattery because some island cottages allow pets so long as they are behaved.
No doubt you were looking for a place to get away from the stress of a busy lifestyle. When you choose an Anglesey holiday cottage you are making a choice of where you want to enjoy your rest, by the sea or inland.
Wake up on a fine clear morning and wander into the garden, and as you sit at the table on the patio with your muesli, fruit and coffee, look east and youll likely see the magnificent Snowdon mountains. What great inspiration at the start of the day.
Let’s say you are woken up by the dawn chorus in midsummer, you could pop to the kitchen to make yourself a cup of tea and step onto the patio and watch the sun rise over the mountain peaks on the mainland.
Staying in a traditional Anglesey cottage means you could cycle along quiet country lanes before breakfast, appreciating colourful wild flowers rioting down stone walls and the aroma of prolific wild garlic and herbal plants.
The Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is the official title of a section of land running along the Anglesey coast and you could choose to stay in a holiday cottage here.
What a perfect combination, to choose an island cottage near some of our super 18 hole golf courses, as well as within striking distance of the coastal path and sandy beaches.
If you are a keen walker make sure you pack your walking boots as there are 125 miles of magical coastal walks and gorgeous sea views around the island.
On summer evenings as the sun sets in the west it is often possible to see the Wicklow mountains silhouetted against the light purple sky, and just imagine being able to appreciate this view from your cottage garden.
Bring your day of activity on the island to a close by relaxing in your garden with a glass of wine and see the sun sink below the horizon.
The road network is generally of a very high standard with a major dual carriageway (A55) across the island from the Britannia Bridge. There is an one hour air link to Cardiff from Anglesey Airport at RAF Valley and a fast car ferry to Dublin from Holyhead.
So whether it is for an Anglesey holiday winter break when you can walk across quiet coastal paths and long sandy beaches or to enjoy the summer sunshine, choosing one of the quality Anglesey cottages is a great way to experience this pleasant, green island.
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