Neuadd Farm

Attractions

A few minutes walk from Neuadd, is the beautiful sandy beach of Cemaes Bay, which has been awarded the blue flag for cleanliness. It is , therefore, ideal for families. In summer months, a warden is on duty.

Refreshments may be purchased from the beach side kiosk. There are two car parks which serve the beach as well as public toilets.

From the harbour, fishing trips operate as well as trips to the Skerries Lighthouse and the Isle of Man, which can be arranged with local boat owners.

Cemaes Bay and Anglesey in general are blessed with outstanding scenery, through which the Anglesey Coastal Walk passes. You could walk from the headland cliffs of Cemaes Bay along the coast to the quiet bay of Llanbadrig with its 5th Century church (dedicated to St. Patrick, who was shipwrecked off the coast) perched on the cliffs above. On a clear day, the Isle of Man and the mountains of Cumbria can be clearly seen.

Other attractions, also on Anglesey include:

• Cemlyn Bay Bird Sanctuary
• Beaumaris and its castle, courthouse and jail
• Parys Mountain and copper mine trail
• South Stack Lighthouse and Elin's tower
• R.S.P.B Bird Observatory
• Plas Newydd - home to the Marquess of Anglesey
• Anglesey Sea Zoo
• Anglesey Zoo and Butterfly Farm
• Day trips to Ireland, via the Holyhead ferry service - www.stenaline.co.uk
• 18 hole golf course and leisure centre, 5 miles away.
• Sea watch centre at Moelfre.
• Foel Farm and Chocolate Factory at Brynsiencyn.
• Anglesey Art Gallery and Museum.
• Model Village at Newborough.
• Outdoor markets at Llangefni and Amlwch.
• Numerous car boot sales
  

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