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Eurach Parc Holiday Cottage

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Anglesey offers easy access to a natural environment of exceptional quality, with good beaches, varied and abundant wildlife, towns, villages and buildings of great importance to the national heritage and a vast number of tourist attractions - both on the island and adjacent mainland.

A picnic at Red Wharf Bay, sailing at Trearddur, bird-watching at Newborough Warren Reserve and South Stack, a boat trip to Puffin Island, golf at a choice of courses, a stroll along the front or walk along the coastal path, a tour of Penrhyn Castle, a climb up Snowdon, shopping in Bangor; the list goes on. Anglesey's residents and visitors need never be short of anything to do, whatever their interests may be.

There is culture, there is facilities.

The area offers many other attractions. For example, there is ready access to art exhibitions, concerts, crafts and adult education; you will hear the ancient language of Welsh in everyday use and may even decide to learn it; the Theatre Gwynedd in Bangor stages productions throughout the year.