A wonderful garden filled with waterfalls and exquisite flowers. I really enjoyed my visit to this hidden secret garden. Lovely cafe ...perhaps the best I have visited in the past two years. Clean restrooms and easy safe parking on the property.

A wonderful way to lose yourself for 2 or 3 hours with the bonus of a great tea/lunch room with a fine selection of cakes and food with a lovely pot tea. The ladies in the cafe were 1st class friendly and professional. I would highly recommend a visit at anytime but more so when the apple trees are producing fruit. Lots of different varieties. Please check opening times.

What an amazing garden. I can thoroughly recommend the Head Gardener's talk and guided tour. I don't know how so few people can keep the garden looking this good. The paths and steps are in good order and the lower valley garden looks very natural yet really tidy.

Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens is a stunning garden located on the Isle of Anglesey in Wales. Tucked away in a wooded valley, these gardens are known for their beauty and tranquility. Visitors can explore various themed gardens, water features, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. It's a delightful retreat for those seeking a serene escape in a hidden gem of natural beauty. Generous parking via a long driveway (passing places) Toilet facilities Shop and lovely cafe overlooking the gardens which are spectacular. If you are a garden lover this is not to be missed.

Wonderful experience in these beautifully restored and well maintained gardens which include a river and natural waterfall. Well worth the visit. Highly recommended.

Had promised myself a trip to see the gardens, but never made the time until today, and what a great day to visit. Beautiful gardens, tranquil, calming and very well maintained. Meandered around for an hour or so before ending my visit in the tea shop!! Some lovely loooking cakes!!! Sat outside in the tea room courtyard with a lovely pot of tea soaking up the sun!!

Visited for the first time this April, what lovely find. Very well kept gardens, the staff are helpful and friendly.outside the walled garden the paths can be steep but this is clearly indicated in the pamphlet provided. The paths are colour coordinated with red being the steepest. (But not that steep). Lovely cafe Ample parking

Great for kids and adults alike. Beautifully kept Gardens and an interesting hidden garden to explore with waterfalls and streams. Lovely area to sit and eat. You can bring your own or buy from thier shop.

Quite impressive, different species of plant. But the Google map often misguide you in different location if you follow the postcode. It has tea house where you can have some snacks. It also has small waterfall.

Great place to walk around, great for different walking abilities. Will go back when more flowers in bloom. Cafe is lovely too. Definitely worth a visit.

Love this place so much I went back the next week and took my brother. There are plants that I hadn't seen before but the highlight for me is the woodland walk. Some paths are steep so can be difficult for some people. Wonderful labour of love by a Shropshire farmer who has rescued this garden from the wild. Good tea room that serves light meals ideal for lunchtime. Highly recommended.

Gorgeous gardens, stunning hydrangeas. Lovely walking through the forested area down to the waterfall, a little steep so you need to wear proper shoes and be prepared for a climb but at the end is a very well stocked café.

A beautiful hidden garden with formal and wild areas,all very well maintained. Plenty of paths to explore with streams and waterfalls amongst the trees and plants. There's a lovely tea rooms to enjoy a well earned rest after the mile and a half of pathways. Well worth a visit.

Please be aware the satnav takes you to a housing estate, access is via the coastal road. This is an amazing place, the gardens are beautiful, parts are very steep and there are no handrails, even if you aren't fit enough to walk down into the valley part, you still a lit and it's stunning. There's a really nice cafe too.

Lovely place ,beautiful walks fantastic scenery, red squirrels, worth a visit

First visit with my dog and it doesn't disappoint, really nice area with forest and beach area. Many walks to choose from and absolutely brilliant views. Was busy around car park/ beach area. Recommended.

The beach is truly a stunning sight, boasting a picturesque landscape that captivates visitors from all walks of life. With its crystal-clear waters and fine golden sand, it is an idyllic destination for relaxation and enjoyment. The beach authorities have done a commendable job in maintaining its pristine condition, ensuring that it remains a beautiful haven for beachgoers. One aspect that sets this beach apart is its ample parking facilities. There's nothing worse than arriving at a beach only to struggle finding a parking spot. However, this beach has taken care of that inconvenience, providing visitors with plenty of parking spaces. This thoughtful feature adds to the overall convenience and accessibility of the beach, making it an attractive choice for families, groups of friends, and solo adventurers alike. Despite the many positives, there is one area that could use improvement: the public toilets. Unfortunately, they have a rather inconvenient closing time, shutting their doors promptly at 5 PM. This can be quite frustrating for those who wish to spend more time at the beach, especially during the summer months when daylight extends well into the evening. It becomes a challenge for visitors who find themselves in need of restroom facilities after the designated closing time. While the well-maintained beach and ample parking undoubtedly contribute to a positive experience, the limited availability of public toilets after 5 PM presents an issue that should be addressed. Providing extended hours or alternative restroom options would greatly enhance the overall visitor experience and alleviate the inconvenience faced by those who wish to enjoy the beach beyond the designated closing time. In conclusion, this beach offers a splendid experience with its breathtaking beauty, well-maintained surroundings, and ample parking facilities. However, the limited availability of public toilets after 5 PM can be a drawback for visitors. By addressing this issue, the beach authorities can ensure that all visitors can fully enjoy the beach without any inconvenience or time constraints.

Beautiful long stretch of beach with an adjacent forest for lovely walks! Dogs are permitted on certain areas of the beach in summer but are free to run their legs off through the forest! Very popular place as it’s ideal for all sorts of sports as well - big car park which is barrier controlled with number plate recognition and pay on exit with card - quite a long drive down to the car park through the forest with a narrow road and speed bumps. Public toilets on the car park as well. Lots of trails off in the forest sign posted. Worth the walk out to Holy Island at the top end of the beach but beware the tide as you can get cut off.

Gorgeous beach. Only went late afternoon so didnt sit on beach. Large carpark. Plenty of walking opportunities. Beach backed by woodland. Great views.

Excellent beach for dog walking, the best we've visited on Anglesey 🏖 Massive space to walk, stretching around 2 miles of sand. Fantastic views towards the mainland and vast seascape. The beach also has a mix of sand dunes and forest along the coast, offering a great variety of locations to walk in. Had a great time and would definitely recommend.

Lovely wide open section of beach with a pine forest trail near by excellent for Hikers or Mountain Bikers .Fantastic sand dunes that run all the way down behind the beach front. Fantastic for family beach fun and a car park nearby. On the whole a very clean beach if people remind themselves to take there rubbish away .

Lovely big carpark and the beach is large and clean and if you visit in the evening has wonderful sunsets. The walk to the island takes about 20 minutes and should be timed with the tide to allow you to get across….and back again. There are some lovely little coves on the island and some interesting features like ruins, lighthouses, cliffs and statues etc. Certainly a lovely place to visit just a shame the loo closes at 5 which is ridiculous because it gives people no alternative than to go off-road as it were.

Beautiful beach! Worth visiting. Recommended for a nice long walk. Also a good spot for kitesurfing. There was a very big parking with toilets just near the beach. Parking was £2, card payment at the exit. Toilets were free.

Such a lovely time today here. Would recommend absolutely. Weather was great also. Nice picnic benches and lovely rocky/sandy beach. Lots of shells also!

Lovely beach and forest with the added benefit of a view of the snowdonia mountains. Simply gorgeous location and perfect for a walk. Dogs are allowed too. Car park is a bit expensive. When we went it was £2 for 2 hours and extra 40 pence per 20 minutes there after. There are other car parks available on the main road but I don't know the price of them. Aside from the cost of the parking, I highly recommend a visit.

On a short break away and went for a nice evening walk around 7ish. It was surreal weather, windy, sunny, cloudy but utterly, utterly stunning...

Absolutely stunning beach. Huge beaches that look out to sea then the mountains in the distance. Separate beach sides for dogs to left and no dogs to the right. The island is just brilliant to go explore loads of hidden small beaches. Check tide times dont get stuck out there! Good for water sports or just a stroll. A must go to beach! Even if its windy trails through the woods. Very good parking available.

Absolutely stunning. This beach was recommended by a friend and I'm so glad to visit today. It was really peaceful and my son loved it!

One of the best beaches I've ever been to.. lovely good hike around into the forest or going to visit some others things around the area.. carpark is good and safe and very cheap this lovely place

Good views and the island was a great experience. Weather was windy but it didn't put us off and I'm glad it didn't, the car park was a looooong walk from the island, took us around 4 hours with kids to complete the whole walk (the sign suggests 3 hours). Be wary of the tidal times as the island gets cut off at high tide.

Beautiful beach, lots of parking nearby (charges apply) or further away (most places free) if you fancy a walk. Dog friendly, too!

Stunning. Wonderful wild beach with views over to the snowdonia national park. If you're lucky you may even see a red squirrel.

I would have thought a lovely place with sun.lots of trails to go on walks.Unfortunately we went a day after storm Agnes and it was still very windy.There is an easy access path to the beach.

It was windy and cloudy, but this place was so beautiful. There is a big car park, we went through a spectacular wood to get to the beach. Sandy golden beach, azure sea, green wood.

Absolutely gorgeous! Walked the beach trails up to the lighthouse and lookout point. Make sure to watch the tide before you head across or you may get stuck on the island. It's a lovely walk and dog friendly too!

Should be on the bucket list of every Welsh person. A magical, majestic place oozing so much history. Learn the story of Saint Dwynwen the Welsh patron Saint of lovers. Truly photogenic place… if you can catch sunrise or sunset on the lighthouse… iconic 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿photo. Beautiful walk across Traeth Llanddwyn with Snowdonia as a backdrop. Check the tide times to get over and back from the island. Dogs 🐶 only allowed on the island October? Check.

What a fab walk from the beach....you need to check out high tide before going so you don't get cut off. We saw dolphins and a sealion what a treat ....also there was some wild ponies on the walk too which graze there about 8 in total we saw.

On entry you pass through ANPR cameras and barrier to car park, it only cost £2 and takes card payments on the way out. The drive down through the forest is stunning with various places to stop and park up. We drove to the very bottom car park which also had toilets. There's various walking routes. We walked along the beach towards the island. The beach is stunning with lots of stones and shells. The tide was high when we arrived so couldn't access the island unfortunately but it was still absolutely breathtaking. We'll worth a visit or two, could spend all day exploring there!

Beautiful views and such a peaceful atmosphere Lovely interesting walk and then long stroll on beaches

A truly incredibly place. This place is absolutely magical. Views are divine. Blue waters & sandy shores. We spend a few hours here back in May when touring North. I had a brilliant time with the camera. My only regret looking back is that I didn’t dip my toes in the sea! 110% worth a visit… and the walk to the lighthouse & cross. 💚🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿💙

What an incredible place! Good paths lead you around the island but just off piste there are lovely secluded coves, the sea was lovely and warm for swimming and the views of the mountains a beautiful back drop.

Absolutely stunning place I was totally blown away by it. History and wildlife beautiful scenery. The weather helped. I went quite late in the afternoon and it was very quiet. Be mindful you can only access it at low tide so don't get cut off, although it's a great place to have to spend a few hours! You can walk from the beach car park easily or go through the forest.

Absolutely stunning area. A must go! Check the tide times so you don't get stranded as the water cuts it off a bit in high tide but stunning island to explore. Lovely history to discover. Loads of little secret beaches to uncover.

I'm always drawn back to this island, off the coast of my favourite beach, Newborough. The view of the mainland above the seascape is stunning and the historical buildings make brilliant subjects for photographers like myself. More pictures on my instagram @rufusdaviesphotography. Also, keep an eye out for the island's resident ponies!!

Fantastic views, ideal day out, public toilets very clean

Beautiful peaceful place. Stunning location. Interesting old buildings, lighthouse, lookout, ruins, pilot cottages. Great history. Lovely little coves and beaches to sit and ponder the sea and hills of Snowdonia. Good paths. Careful of the tides :)