Holyhead

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weather
Tonight - Light Rain
Minimum: 15C, Wind Direction: southerly
Wind: Very Good 27mph, Pressure: 1020mb, Sunset: 19:42 BST
weather
Saturday - Heavy Rain
Maximum: 18C, Minimum: 15C
Wind: 27mph south-westerly, Visibility: Moderate, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 06:48 BST, Sunset: 19:40 BST
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Sunday - Sunny Intervals
Maximum: 18C, Minimum: 15C
Wind: 10mph westerly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 06:50 BST, Sunset: 19:38 BST
DateEventTimeHeight
Fri 11 SepLow Tide05:050.49m
Fri 11 SepHigh Tide11:165.57m
Fri 11 SepLow Tide17:130.74m
Fri 11 SepHigh Tide23:275.95m
Sat 12 SepLow Tide05:420.44m
Sat 12 SepHigh Tide11:525.62m
Sat 12 SepLow Tide17:500.68m
Sat 12 SepHigh Tide00:055.94m
Sun 13 SepLow Tide06:180.52m
Sun 13 SepHigh Tide12:285.58m
Sun 13 SepLow Tide18:260.74m
Sun 13 SepHigh Tide00:425.8m
Mon 14 SepLow Tide06:530.72m
Mon 14 SepHigh Tide13:035.46m
Mon 14 SepLow Tide19:020.92m
Tue 15 SepHigh Tide01:185.57m
Tue 15 SepLow Tide07:291m
Tue 15 SepHigh Tide13:365.29m
Tue 15 SepLow Tide19:391.19m
Wed 16 SepHigh Tide01:535.28m
Wed 16 SepLow Tide08:041.34m
Wed 16 SepHigh Tide14:115.07m
Wed 16 SepLow Tide20:181.53m
Thu 17 SepHigh Tide02:304.94m
Thu 17 SepLow Tide08:411.72m
Thu 17 SepHigh Tide14:494.82m
Thu 17 SepLow Tide21:011.9m
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THIS TIDAL DATA IS FOR HOLYHEAD
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HOLYHEAD
The largest town on the Welsh island of Anglesey, Holyhead is best known as a busy port. However the town also has a thriving tourist industry with plenty for visitors to see and do. As you would imagine from one of the county’s premier harbours, sailing and water-sports come pretty high up on the list. The marina is an ongoing development offering excellent marine services and there are over 200 buoy moorings available at the Holyhead Sailing Club. The Club is also responsible for organising several regattas and sailing events, all held within the Harbour limits.

The town centre has a bustling shopping centre, with a number of excellent restaurants along with a cinema and theatre. The surrounding area attracts outdoor types in droves who come for the superb golf and fishing, fascinating country walks and wonderful beaches. Culture Vultures will love exploring the surrounding islands rich heritage, including burial chambers at Barcloddiad Yr Gawres and a church in the sea at Porth Cwyfan. Within the town there are dozens of historical sites dating back to the town’s Roman origins. Visitors can also enjoy a day trip to Dublin on the super-fast ferry, which only takes 99mins each way.

It may be true that many visitors to Holyhead only stay a few hours or maybe a night whilst waiting for a ferry connection. But in truth even if you are catching a boat it is well worth arriving a day or two early and soaking up the rich atmosphere and warm hospitality. You never know you might just be tempted to pay Holyhead a visit in it’s own right.
Comments (2)
24/11/2012 @ 10:59 am
Rob Seldon
Also would like to say a massive thankyou to Rowlands Marine Electronics on behalf of all our family for the excellent navigation equipment. We got to Crosshaven safe and sound.
24/11/2012 @ 10:45 am
Rob Seldon
Received a great service from Glaslyn Marine every time I have needed them. Keep up the good work guys.
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Business Reviews (1)
28/05/2013 @ 9:02 pm
Holyhead Marina Ltd by Noz
spent a couple of days, nice area and marina. Good facilities and well looked after. Good food in the adjacent Yacht club too.
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