Rhosboeth B&B

The scent of fresh coffee drifts from the farmhouse kitchen while gulls wheel overhead — you're close enough to Anglesey's east coast to hear the sea on a breezy morning.

Rhosboeth works well for couples wanting a proper bed after coastal path walking, or small families who'd rather have a camping pod than pitch a tent in the salt wind. Benllech beach is the draw here — a wide sandy arc that fills with bodyboarders and sandcastle engineers in summer but stays beautifully quiet off-season. The guest house rooms give you a traditional B&B stay, while the pod offers a middle ground if you want your own space without wrestling canvas. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're bringing one.

It's open all year, with wifi onsite if you need to check tide times or tomorrow's forecast. Campfires are sometimes allowed — check when you arrive as it'll depend on conditions. The vibe is low-key and friendly rather than fancy, the kind of place where you get a warm welcome and solid local advice over breakfast.