Walking in North Wales

We took an 18th Century stone barn and sympathetically converted it into three cottages. Wales Tourist Board has awarded them four stars in recognition of the high standard achieved. All are centrally heated throughout. Parking is right outside your door. There are two acres of land for you to enjoy. The garden has flower beds, fruit trees and a vegetable plot. The paddock is surrounded by a big old hedgerow and is planted with native trees. At the bottom of the paddock, a stream runs through two ponds. Birds and wildlife abound as we try to manage the land to encourage a balanced ecology. It is very quiet here and many guests comment on this. There is a gas barbecue and sun chairs available for your use. Deri Fawr is an ideal centre from which to walk and Anglesey has 650 miles of footpaths. We can provide maps and suggest routes, and we can also arrange transport for linear routes. There are ten walks leaflets available guiding you on 150 miles of way marked footpath in some of the most beautiful coast and countryside in the world. Much of the coast is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or owned by the National Trust. 25% of the award winning beaches in Wales are on Anglesey. The island has a wealth of historic sites, many from most ages since the prehistoric times.

• web address: www.derifawr.co.uk
• email address: derifawr@hotmail.co.uk
• telephone number: 01248 470692