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Cemaes tourist information
Cemaes is an attractive fishing harbour set on a lovely sandy bay.
The characterful village has a range of amenities to support the families and day visitors who come to enjoy the two golden beaches, and perhaps an ice cream or fish and chips on the promenade. The Cemaes Heritage Centre houses an exhibition of local history and a tea room. Cemaes is also popular for sailing, fishing and other watersports such as windsurfing, and close by is the scenic rocky Llanbadrig Bay.
Following the coastal path to the west are found the Skerries. These small rocky islands are the most northern part of Wales, with an iconic lighthouse and seabird colonies, and popular with divers.
Swtan Church Bay, Porth Swtan, Holyhead
Step back in time at this restored traditional thatched cottage and museum. Swtan information
Cemaes Bay Heritage Centre 36 High Street, Cemaes LL67 0HL
Hertitage and tea rooms. Cemaes Bay Heritage Centre information
Cemaes Maritime Collection Bridge street, Cemaes
Fascinating collection relating to Anglesey shipwrecks and the items recovered from them. Cemaes Maritime Collection information
Explore the Bay, then take a stroll along the coast path to see this part of Anglesey at its best.
Towns Near Cemaes To Visit - straight line distance:
Amlwch Tourist Information (4.37 miles) Moelfre Tourist Information (9.82 miles) Holyhead Tourist Information (10.33 miles) Llangefni Tourist Information (12.16 miles)
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