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Beaumaris
Anglesey's historic waterfront town
A 13th-century castle, a Georgian high street, and views across the Menai Strait — Beaumaris in one picture-perfect town.
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A historic town on the Menai Strait
Beaumaris is a historic town on the Menai Strait, dominated by its magnificent 13th-century castle — part of Edward I's “Iron Ring” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its Georgian high street and Victorian pier open onto one of the most dramatic sea views in Wales, with Snowdonia's mountains rising across the water. Whether you're wandering the castle ramparts, browsing the independent shops, or simply breathing in that sea air — this is the Anglesey that stays with you.
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historic pier
13th century
Beaumaris Castle
125mi
Anglesey Coastal Path
Seasonal
May–Sep restrictions
Local favourites
Top places to visit
The Grove
Beaumaris institution on Castle St — consistently excellent
Tŷ Anne
Refined suites in a 1791 seafront townhouse, with sea & mountain views
Cole & Co
Carefully chosen wholefoods, local produce and artisan gifts
Beaumaris Castle
Architecturally outstanding 13th-century castle with a full events programme
The ultimate guide
Plan your perfect day in Beaumaris
From the castle and Georgian high street to the best places for seafood with a Menai Strait view — get the inside scoop on everything this historic waterfront town has to offer.
Our guides are written from real local knowledge — not generic travel content. Each one covers what you actually need: where to park, how to time your visit around the tides, and where locals actually eat.
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