Translation Corner: Llanfaethlu translates to "Church of Maethlu," named after a 6th-century Welsh saint.
Llanfaethlu, a quiet village on Anglesey’s northwest coast, offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by natural beauty. The village has a well-stocked shop for essentials and Blas Mwy known locally as the Black Lion, a traditional pub serving hearty meals in a welcoming atmosphere.
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Just a short drive away, Valley provides additional amenities, including the highly rated Catch 22 Restaurant celebrated for its seasonal menus with a modern twist on classic Welsh dishes. For beach lovers, Porth Trwyn Beach is nearby, offering soft sands backed by dunes, ideal for a relaxing walk or a day by the sea. Facilities like toilets are available in Church Bay, a few miles north.
Llanfaethlu is also home to Condessa a local liqueur company crafting unique drinks such as Welsh cream liqueur and sloe gin—perfect for a memorable taste of Anglesey. To the northwest, the Carreglwyd Estate a Grade II* listed Georgian house, invites history enthusiasts to admire its fine Georgian character and peaceful grounds.
For those seeking adventure, Holyhead is just 20 minutes away, offering shops, restaurants, and attractions like St Cybi’s Church, the Holyhead Maritime Museum, and the Breakwater Country Park. Nearby villages like Llanrhuddlad and Llanfachraeth also offer access to tranquil coastal paths and rural charm.
Whether you’re exploring cultural landmarks, enjoying scenic walks, or simply relaxing, Llanfaethlu is a perfect base for experiencing the best of Anglesey.