On the south west coast of Anglesey lies one of Wales' most criminally under-sung villages. Aberffraw's remote location has helped it escape the ravages of tourism yet it is in a blessed location.
The 600-population village was recently named in The Telegraph's list of 'Britain’s 30 greatest villages untouched by mass tourism'.. It would be easy to drive through this small community without giving it much of a thought however, look a bit closer and you'll uncover a rich sense of community, scenic walks and even uniquely interesting history.
North Wales Live reported that visiting here can be a unique experience in itself. Chatting to locals, most said how wonderful it was to be able to call Aberffraw home. One resident said: "It's absolutely lovely here, everyone knows everyone, we've got stunning views and walks and everything we could possibly need. I have never regretted moving here for one moment."
