Motorhome Hire Anglesey

Once home to formidable Celtic druids who terrified Roman invaders, Anglesey is the largest island in Wales, extending across an area of 276 square miles. Despite containing the second largest island population in Britain, the Anglesey includes beautiful landscapes, flourishing wildlife, crumbling castles, and countless wildlife trails! Start your motorhome hire Anglesey by exploring the lovely coastal walks in Holyhead. Take in views of St Cybi’s Church founded in 550AD or view prehistoric sites like the Neolithic Trefignath Burial Chamber. Next, drive into the county town of Llangefni, to spend a quiet day, lazing by the beach. Pop into the museums and art galleries or stock up on supplies at the open-air market.

Discover industrial heritage in the tranquil town of Amlwch. Stroll along the old harbour or set up camp for an extended beach holiday. View Viking age settlements inside a medieval church in Llanfair-Mathafarn-Eithaf, or take in the sights of Menai Bridge. Thie suspension bridge first opened in 1826, and is the first of its kind on the planet. Dust off your hiking boots to the iconic Wales Way routes or follow the islands coastline on the Anglesey coastal path. If you want to hire a motorhome in Anglesey, scroll through our list of owners in Holyhead, Llangefni, Amlwch, Llanfair Mathafarn Eithaf, Menai Bridge and more! Just send over your travel dates and let the Anglesey adventures begin!

- Name:Anglesey
- Pop:69,961
- Photo Credit: Phil Williams
- Description: Porth Rhwydau A view looking to the south west from the coast path towards the small beach of Porth Rhwydau.
- Lat Long:53.2653° N, 4.4291° W,
- Name:Llangefni
  Pop: 5,116
  Photo Credit:Keith Williamson
  Description: The Dingle, Llangefni. A local nature reserve in the heart of the town of Llangefni. Here the Afon Cefni runs through a wooded valley. Taken from SH457759.
  Lat Long:53.2558° N, 4.3114° W,
  Llangefni
- Name:Amlwch
  Pop: 3,789
  Photo Credit:Whatlep
  Description: Amlwch Port From The Headland This is the 'new' harbour. The original is out of sight to the right.
  Lat Long:53.4107°, 4.3457° W,
  Amlwch
- Name:Llanfair Mathafarn Eithaf
  Pop: 3,382
  Photo Credit:Philip Hughes
  Description: Northeasterly in Benllech.
  Lat Long:53.3100° N, 4.2396° W,
  Llanfair Mathafarn Eithaf
- Name:Holyhead
  Pop: 11,431
  Photo Credit:Cod
  Description: Quarry (Breakwater Country Park) from Pen Gwaith. The kiln house and chimney of the old quarry. In the left foreground is the visitor centre and shop of the Country Park.
  Lat Long:53.3094° N, 4.6330° W,
  Holyhead
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