Llyn Padrig

Crystal clear water reflects the Welsh sky at this peaceful spot tucked away in Anglesey's interior, just a short drive from Ty Croes. Llyn Padrig isn't the island's most famous lake, but that's rather the point - you'll likely have the shoreline mostly to yourself.

Walkers and wild swimmers will find plenty to appreciate here. The water stays surprisingly clear year-round, and there's enough space around the edges for a proper picnic if the weather's playing ball. Families with younger children might find it a bit limited after an hour or so, but it's lovely for those who appreciate a quiet moment away from Anglesey's busier coastal attractions.

Access appears to be free, though you'll need to check locally about parking arrangements. The lake sits well for anyone staying at nearby parks like Trewan Sands or Y Fronydd - it's close enough for an easy morning walk yet feels properly remote once you arrive.

Honestly, this works best as part of a broader Anglesey exploration rather than a destination in itself. Pack a thermos and some sandwiches, and you've got yourself a proper little retreat from the holiday park crowds.