Secluded cove with one of Anglesey's best seafood pubs — The Lobster Pot
Things to do near Church Bay
Beach Church Bay (Porth Swtan)
A secluded bay on the northwest coast tucked between headlands, Church Bay (Porth Swtan) feels genuinely remote despite being reachable by road — the kind of Anglesey beach where the car park empties on a Tuesday in July and the sand feels like it belongs to you.
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wildlife Cemlyn Bay Nature Reserve
Cemlyn Bay on the north coast holds one of the UK's largest Sandwich tern colonies, with hundreds of pairs nesting on the shingle bar that encloses the lagoon from May through July — a genuinely extraordinary wildlife spectacle within minutes of the car park.
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walking Parys Mountain
The summit plateau of Parys Mountain (146 metres) above Amlwch presents a landscape so extraordinary it was used as a stand-in for Mars in early film productions — a post-industrial moonscape of ochre, rust-red, violet and acid-green spoil heaps pocked with mineral-stained pools, the skeletal remains of an 18th-century windmill, and the sheer walls of the Great Opencast, an excavation so vast it is visible from the main road miles away.
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Family Melin Llynon Windmill
Melin Llynon at Llanddeusant in northwest Anglesey is the only working windmill in Wales, restored in 1986 from a derelict shell and now grinding flour with its original stone mechanism when the wind allows — producing wholemeal flour for sale on-site at a rate that remains unchanged from its 1776 construction date.
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