Llaneilian Holiday Rentals (3 properties)

Located in the north east of Anglesey, Llaneilian is a small Welsh village which sits between Port Eilian Beach and Amlwch. The village is most well- known for its wonderful old church, St. Eilian, which lies at the centre of this peaceful spot. In terms of holiday rentals, there is a good caravan park in Llaneilian, and you’ll find any number of self-catering holiday cottages and lets in the nearby area.

Close to Llaneilian sits the gorgeous Point Lynas headland, ever popular with anglers and a great place to do some wildlife spotting. As well as a whole host of native sea birds, it’s also possible to catch a sight of dolphins and porpoises from the headland, which are increasingly common in this part of North Wales. Here you’ll also find the Point Lynas lighthouse, and some fantastic walks along the Anglesey Coastal Path that runs along the rocky coastline near to Llaneilian.

The beach at Llaneilian is also a good place to come to if you have a holiday rental here. The beach is particularly popular with visitors wanting to indulge in water sports – especially sea kayaking, which can be wonderful for exploring the dramatic shoreline. And of course, the Llaneilian beach is a perfect spot if you just want to sit back and relax, or to explore all the rock pools along the shore. Fishing and boat trips are also available just a few miles away from Llaneilian, at the port of Amlwch.

And history buffs won’t leave Llaneilian disappointed. Within 5 miles of the village are many of the area’s most stunning prehistoric and ancient sites, such as the Lligwy Hut Group – an excellent example of a native settlement founded in the last years when the Romans occupied Wales – and the remains of the haunting Lligwy Neolithic Burial Chamber.