Bull Bay holiday homes by the sea

Bull Bay Cottages by the Sea

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Bull Bay is a small coastal village on the north coast of Anglesey, known for its rocky shoreline, sheltered bay and views across the Irish Sea. Also called Porth Llechog, the village is close to Amlwch and has a shingle beach with rock pools and access to the Wales Coast Path. Our collection of Bull Bay cottages by the sea includes traditional holiday cottages and coastal homes with sea views. Visitors can enjoy fishing, explore the surrounding headlands or follow coastal paths towards Porth Wen and Cemaes Bay.

Featured Cottages in Bull Bay

Bull Bay, Anglesey, Wales
Craig Y Wylan
Sleeps 8
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No Pets
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Large Group
From £1,314 per week
Bull Bay, Anglesey, Wales
Bay Lodge
Sleeps 7
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Pet Friendly
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Parking
From £536 per week
Bull Bay, Anglesey, Wales
Old Post Office
Sleeps 6
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Pet Friendly
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Parking
From £432 per week
Bull Bay, Anglesey, Wales
Glan Y Mor
Sleeps 6
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No Pets
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Parking
From £692 per week
Bull Bay, Anglesey, Wales
Min Y Traeth
Sleeps 4
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No Pets
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Parking
From £1,093 per week
Bull Bay, Anglesey, Wales
Stylish Detached Bungalow
Sleeps 6
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Pet Friendly
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Parking
From £842 per week
Bull Bay, Anglesey, Wales
Ser a Mor (Stars and Sea)
Sleeps 6
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Pet Friendly
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Parking
From £657 per week

Discover Bull Bay and Anglesey’s Northern Coastline

Bull Bay is a small seaside village with a sheltered cove, rocky shoreline and views across the Irish Sea. Its coastal holiday homes include traditional cottages and properties overlooking the water. The village is popular with walkers and anglers, while nearby Amlwch provides shops, cafés and places to eat.

 

Bull Bay Beach, Rock Pools and Coastal Walks

Bull Bay Beach, also known as Porth Llechog, is a small shingle and rocky beach with rock pools exposed at low tide. The bay has a slipway and is popular for fishing, while the surrounding headlands offer views along the north coast of Anglesey.

The Wales Coast Path passes through Bull Bay, following the cliffs towards Porth Wen and Cemaes Bay. Along the route, walkers can see the remains of the old Porth Wen brickworks, which stand beside a secluded bay.

Further west, Cemaes Bay has a sandy beach, a small harbour and village shops. It is another option for visitors looking to explore Anglesey’s northern coastline.

 

Amlwch Harbour, Bull Bay Golf Club and Nearby Attractions

Bull Bay Golf Club overlooks the coast and has an 18-hole course with views towards the Irish Sea.

Amlwch is a short journey east and has a historic harbour at Porth Amlwch, where copper ore was once exported from the nearby Parys Mountain mines. Visitors can explore the harbour’s industrial history and walk along the coast towards Point Lynas.

Further inland, Parys Mountain is known for its colourful mineral-rich landscape and walking routes around the former copper mines.

For more beaches, seaside villages and coastal destinations around the island, browse our selection of Anglesey beach cottages.

Bull Bay Cottages by Type

Bull Bay large group holiday homes by the sea

Large Group

Planning a coastal escape in Bull Bay with friends or family? Explore spacious cottages by the sea for large group getaways.
Bull Bay dog friendly holiday homes by the sea

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Discover dog friendly cottages by the sea in Bull Bay, perfect for coastal walks and salty-air adventures with your four-legged friend.

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