Discover Moelfre

Looking for a fresh escape? Moelfre is the ideal spot for young couples, dog lovers, and anyone needing a break from the usual. Located along the northeast coast of Anglesey, Moelfre combines laid-back vibes with awesome coastal paths, plenty of beach space, and unbeatable sea views.

Our newest property, Tamarisk, is right in the heart of Moelfre. This pet-friendly, single-storey cottage is all about ease – sea views from the patio, and the beach just a short walk away. Perfect for bringing along your dog (or two) and unplugging for a few days. If Tamarisk is booked, we’ve got more properties nearby.

Things to do in Moelfre

Start your day with a walk on the Anglesey Coastal Path, a short stroll from Tamarisk, and head toward Lligwy Beach – wide open sands where dogs can roam free. Or trek further to Traeth yr Ora (Golden Sands) for a quiet spot to chill, cast a line, or just take in the views. Moelfre’s also got a solid dose of history – check out the Seawatch Centre to learn about the area’s lifeboat heritage and some pretty epic rescues.

When you’re ready to kick back, Ann’s Pantry is a Moelfre classic. It’s been a go-to since 1926 and has become a staple for locals and visitors. The cafe serves up rich, homemade hot chocolates, locally sourced bites, and freshly baked cakes. With a commitment to seasonal and natural ingredients, the menu is as fresh as it is tasty. Just be prepared for a short wait on busy days (it’s worth it!), and dogs are welcome both inside and outside, as long as they’re on a lead.

For a meal with a view, grab a table at The Kinmel Arms right on the beach – perfect for winding down with beer and pub classics after a day outside.

And don’t miss the Coastal Cafe for the ultimate seaside fish and chip experience. Fresh seafood, and Red Boat ice cream. 

If you’re ready for a break that feels miles away from the everyday, Moelfre is calling. Book Tamarisk or one of our nearby properties. 

Moelfre FAQs

• Where can I park when visiting Moelfre?
  There’s a small pay‑and‑display car park next to the South beach in Moelfre, though it becomes very busy during peak times. Nearby, there is a larger free car park where you turn left just after the chip shop as you come down the hill.
• Are dogs allowed on Moelfre beaches and paths?
  Yes, dogs are welcome, but note that the South beach and other parts may get crowded during busy periods with children playing, so you may want to find a quieter spot or walk further along the headland
• What are the best things to do in Moelfre?
  Moelfre offers a variety of attractions: the coastal walk around the headland, the historic lifeboat station and the RNLI Seawatch Centre, exploring local beaches (South and North), and heritage sites such as the shipwreck memorial for the Royal Charter.
• What’s the best time of the year to visit Moelfre?
  For quieter walks and nature spotting, spring and early autumn are ideal. For beach days, water‑based activities and full amenities, summer is great, but expect more crowds and busier parking.
• Are there any special considerations I should know?
  Yes, the coastline around Moelfre can be rugged in places; if you use the coastal path, wear proper footwear and check weather conditions. Also, the smaller car parks fill up quickly in season, so arriving early is recommended.