Properties in Malltraeth

Translation Corner: Malltraeth means "sandy place" in Welsh, perfectly reflecting its estuary location.   

Malltraeth is a haven for walkers, nature enthusiasts, and families. Stroll along The Cob, a famous mile-long path dividing the estuary and road, where you can spot shelducks - a favourite subject of local artist Charles Tunnicliffe. Head to Llyn Parc Mawr to catch sight of red squirrels or cycle and walk the scenic trails of Newborough Forest. It is one of the best places on Anglesey for family adventures and dog walking.   

Newborough Warren is a popular spot for recreation. It's known for its wide beaches, sand dunes, and diverse wildlife, especially red squirrels and ravens. The Wales Coast Path runs through the area, offering access to endless footpaths and stunning coastal views. Don’t miss the marram grass weaving sculpture at the Llyn Rhos Ddu car park, commemorating the area’s unique history.   

Nearby, Llanddwyn Island accessible at low tide, offers breathtaking scenery and a peaceful escape. For food, try The Codmother in Niwbwrch for fish and chips or visit the Tacla Taid - Anglesey Transport Museum and Café for a dose of local heritage with your meal.   

Perfect for dog walkers, cyclists, and those seeking nature’s tranquility. Malltraeth and its surrounding areas offer a true taste of Anglesey’s charm.