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Trearddur Bay sits on the western coast of Holy Island, just a couple of miles south of Holyhead, where the rugged Anglesey coastline softens into a broad, sandy crescent. Historically, the area grew from a quiet collection of cottages known as *Bae Trearddur* (the Town of the Archer), and you can still find the remains of ancient burials nearby at Tywyn y Capel, which speak to its long standing as a coastal settlement. Today, life here revolves around the water; the bay is well-sheltered, making it a natural hub for sailing and kayaking, while the surrounding cliffs provide access to the Anglesey Coastal Path. While it remains a significant destination for visitors in the summer, it maintains a year-round community served by a primary school, a local surgery, and a handful of long-standing pubs and garages. It is a practical spot for those who need the amenities and transport links of Holyhead - including the mainline trains to London and the ferry port - but prefer the quieter, salt-aired pace of a village tucked away between the sea and the rocky heathland.