Point Lynas Lighthouse is a truly stunning place on a rocky headland sticking out into the Irish Sea, on the north coast of Anglesey.
The lighthouse, which dates back to the 1700s, consists of an operational tower, the Head Keeper’s house and two Keepers’ cottages all contained within a high castellated wall and accessed through an impressive stone arched gateway.
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You could be settling down, nice and cosy in front of the open fire, while enjoying fantastic views across the Irish Sea and maybe even seeing a porpoise or dolphin!
You can choose from either the East or West Keepers Cottages, each of which retain their original features as well as all the modern comforts you would expect in a four star cottage. The cottages are deceptively large and sleep six people in each.
Point Lynas Lighthouse is a truly stunning place on a rocky headland sticking out into the Irish Sea, on the north coast of Anglesey.
The lighthouse, which dates back to the 1700s, consists of an operational tower, the Head Keeper’s house and two Keepers’ cottages all contained within a high castellated wall and accessed through an impressive stone arched gateway.
"If you can find somewhere more peaceful, if you know of anywhere more atmospheric, if you can find a house with better views, if there is another place with such a variety of flora and fauna, if you come across a cottage with wild horses grazing by your windows and if you ever encounter a pair of hosts as good, kind and fun as Robin and Iona, let me know. But I bet you can’t!!"
Ann & Dafydd Manton
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"Thank you for this wonderful coastal oasis. We have enjoyed every second!"