Anglesey Yurt Holiday
Review
“We didn’t realise we were making memories, we just knew we were having fun.” A. A. Milne.
When you decide to take some time out from the usual routine, the Siren call of a Yurt Holiday in Anglesey, proves irresistible. The Island of Anglesey is a secluded, precious gem, ringed with beautiful blue and golden beaches. So come and enjoy the ultimate outdoor experience: where luxury and nature meet. Choose from spacious, spotlessly clean Shepherds Huts and Yurts. Relax and relish the gorgeous bedroom and lounge area, then snuggle up by a flickering log burner and watch the sun set. Contemporary and elegant, Shepherds Huts are fully equipped with creature comforts, Yurts can sleep up to 5 guests: BBQ and deck chairs for alfresco dining, beneath twinkling fairy lights, and night skies glimmering with stars.
Contact Us
Fferm Tyn Buarth
, Dothan,
Ty Croes, Anglesey
, LL63 5YA
www.angleseyyurtholidays.co.uk
enquiries@angleseyyurtholidays.co.uk
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