St Dwynwen's Well, Anglesey, Wales.. where to go, what to see and where to stay in Wales
Historic Sites and Archaeological Sites >  St Dwynwen's Well
St Dwynwen's Well in Wales
Llanddwyn Island, Newborough, Anglesey, Wales
Nearby Places to Visit
  • Llanddwyn Island is the jewel in the crown of the west coast of Anglesey, having several beautiful coves, pleasant shingle and sandy beaches and superb views of Snowdonia and the Lleyn (Llyn) Peninsula
    Llanddwyn Island
  • Malltraeth Bay is an inlet on Caernarfon Bay on the west coast of the Isle of Anglesey, North Wales
    Malltraeth Bay
  • Newborough Beach stretches from Abermenai Point on the Menai Strait in the south to Llanddwyn Island in the north
    Newborough Beach
  • Newborough Forest is located in the south west of Anglesey, North Wales
    Newborough Forest
  • Llangeinwen Church is located on the A4080 road between Dwyran and Newborough in the south west of Anglesey, North Wales
    Llangeinwen Church
  • Aberffraw Sand Dunes are located on the west coast of Anglesey, North Wales
    Aberffraw Sand Dunes
  • Llangadwaladr Church is to be found close to the west coast of the Isle of Anglesey, North Wales
    Llangadwaladr Church
  • A short walk from the small village of Aberffraw on the Isle of Anglesey
    Aberffraw to Saint Cwyfans Church Walk
  • The old hump-back bridge in Aberffraw, Anglesey, North Wales spans the Afon (River) Ffraw
    Aberffraw Bridge
  • Afon Ffraw is a river in Anglesey, North Wales
    Afon Ffraw River
  • Tal y Foel has its own riding centre offering a variety of activities to local regular riders and to people on holiday in the area, and individual riding programmes with beach and grass-track riding and instruction to suit all standards
    Tal y Foel Riding School
  • Porth Cwyfan is a small bay on the west coast of Anglesey, North Wales
    Porth Cwyfan
  • St Dwynwen's Well is a freshwater spring emerging from the cliff on the north side of Llanddwyn Island below a cleft rock
St Dwynwen's Well is a freshwater spring emerging from the cliff on the north side of Llanddwyn Island below a cleft rock. It has been used as a divination well, in which women would read their prospects of happiness by the movements of a handkerchief thrown into the water. It can be reached from the northern path; (there is an information board and map on the island) go down the steep grassy slope just opposite the obtuse angle of the grazing area. Although I have to admit that I did not find the holy well myself when I looked for it on one of my many visits to the island. But Llanddwyn Island has so much to offer in other ways that I was not too disappointed! ....

More Information >>

On this page you can find places of interest in Newborough Wales. If its not what you are looking for please click below to find more interesting places in Wales
You may make an instant secure room or cottage reservation close to this attraction. Room and cottage availability and rates are confirmed online prior to booking. Simply click through to the hotel or cottage page, choose a suitable property, check availabilty, including dates of stay, to confirm the exact room rate and reserve the accommodation.
Nearby Hotels
The Black Boy Inn
Distance - 9.14
Click for more information
Premier Inn Caernarfon
Distance - 9.18
Click for more information
Plas Dinas Country House
Distance - 9.76
Click for more information
The Stables
Distance - 10.0
Click for more information
Holiday Cottages
Bodowen Farmhouse
Click for this cottage
Penrhyn Halen
Click for this cottage
Ty Lawr Stables
Click for this cottage
Pen Braint
Click for this cottage
Llonydd
Click for this cottage
The Gatehouse
Click for this cottage
Gwel y Fenai
Click for this cottage