Places to Visit 

Whether you're here to relax, explore, or indulge, Seaclusion is perfectly located for making the most of North Wales and Anglesey. From breathtaking beaches and coastal walks, to award-winning restaurants and charming pubs, here are just some of our favourite things to do and places to visit during your stay.

Outdoors & Adventures

Walking Routes & Nature:

• Newborough Forest & Beach – Enchanting pine forest leading to golden sands and views of Llanddwyn Island.

• Snowdonia National Park – Countless trails and peaks, including Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), Massif, Carneddau and Glyderau, Cwm Idwal and Mawddach Trail, covers routes for all levels.

• Coastal Path from Y Felinheli – Scenic walks right from your doorstep, perfect for morning strolls or longer hikes.

• South Stack Lighthouse – Iconic cliffside views and dramatic coastal scenery.

Activities & Attractions

• Zip World Penrhyn Quarry – Home to the world’s fastest zip line, Velocity 2 — a thrilling way to see the mountains.

• Caernarfon Castle – Majestic medieval fortress steeped in history.

• Beaumaris Castle – A UNESCO World Heritage site with a perfectly symmetrical design.

• Puffin Island & Beaumaris Boat Trips – Take to the water for a chance to spot puffins, seals and dolphins.

• Sawna Bach – The Scenic Sauna, Anglesey – A unique wood-fired sauna experience with unbeatable views.

• Foel Farm Park – A brilliant family day out with animals, tractor rides, and homemade fudge.

• Snowdon Mountain Railway – Perfect for those wanting to see the iconic views, without the iconic climb, runs up to the summit from late Spring to the end of October.

• Funsport – The go-to spot for windsurfing, paddleboarding, kite surfing and wakeboarding. Pop into the café upstairs, grab a coffee, and enjoy the show as dozens of windsurfers and kite surfers take to the waves — it’s a real spectacle and a great way to soak in the coastal energy of Rhosneigr.

• Plas Menai National Outdoor Centre — Just a short distance from Seaclusion, Plas Menai is the National Outdoor Centre for Wales and a hub for exciting adventures on land and water. It’s the perfect place for kids to enjoy Half and Full Day activities, offering a fun and safe way to learn new skills, make friends, and burn off energy, while you take a well-earned break. For those looking to dive deeper, Plas Menai also runs a wide range of courses for all ages and abilities, guiding you from beginner to advanced in everything from sailing and kayaking to climbing and mountain biking.

Local Eats & Drinks

Restaurants:

• Catch 22, Valley – Relaxed dining with a modern twist.
• The Freckled Angel, Menai Bridge – Creative small plates and a warm, stylish setting.
• Dylan's, Menai Bridge – Iconic waterside dining with locally sourced seafood.
• Sage Kitchen, Menai Bridge – Artisan ingredients and seasonal specials.
• Sheeps & Leeks, Caernarfon – Intimate and innovative tasting menus in a hidden gem of a space.

Cafés & Takeaways:

• The Swellies, Menai Bridge – Excellent coffee, cakes, and light bites by the water.
• Chan’s Fish & Chips & Chinese, Menai Bridge – A local go-to for classic takeaways.
• Bridge Kebabs, Menai Bridge – Great for a late-night bite.
• Plus 39, Menai Bridge – Authentic Italian-style pizza to eat in or take away.

Pubs & Bars:

• The Garddfon Inn, Y Felinheli – A local favourite with hearty food and harbourside seating.
• Yr Heulyn – Friendly pop-up kitchen on Fridays; perfect for takeaway nights.
• Llofft Wine Bar, Y Felinheli – Great wines and tapas-style bites with marina views.
• Tŷ Coch Inn, Porthdinllaen – World-famous beach pub, accessible by foot or boat.
• The Ship Inn, Red Wharf Bay – Traditional seaside pub with coastal charm.
• The Sandymount, Rhosneigr – Contemporary pub classics near the beach.
• The Oystercatcher, Rhosneigr – Striking architecture and vibrant menu overlooking the dunes.