Wales is home to three National Parks, three World Heritage Sites, Britain's smallest city and world-class male voice choirs. Considering this wonderful country's compact size, it's crammed full of great things for you and your dog to enjoy on your next self-catering holiday!
Perfect for long walks, the Welsh coast is fringed with miles of award-winning, safe, sandy beaches, where dolphins can be glimpsed playing offshore and coastal paths offer spectacular sea views. Head inland and you will find lush countryside peppered with historic treasures and villages with tongue-twisting names and friendly pubs and cafes serving lush home cooking!
After a busy day exploring, you’ll want a holiday cottage with all the comforts of home – check out our range of dog-friendly holiday homes in Wales below.
2,411 properties found
Conwy, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Holiday in style at this alluring property located within the charming village of Rowen, offering a traditional Welsh experience in a truly magnificent setting. You’ll be surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of Snowdonia National Park, and ideally situated for several outdoor activities such as hiking, horse riding and mountain biking. The beautifully presented home has space for up to six guests and two dogs are also welcome, setting the scene for a memorable family holiday or trip among friends. The cottage itself is brimming with rustic charm, presenting a cosy haven for you to unwind with your loved ones. In the kitchen/diner, which has a charming farmhouse ambiance, cook up delicious family meals to be enjoyed at the large dining table. The adjacent lounge is wonderful for kicking back with a book or watching something together on the TV/DVD set. If it’s chilly, spark up the wood burner-effect gas fire to create a cosy space. Glass doors lead from here to the shared gardens, which feature well-kept lawns at the front and rear of the property. There’s also a private patio area where, in good weather, you can enjoy morning coffee and lunches in the fresh air. You’ll find a lovely pub within 1 mile and find further amenities in Conwy, a lovely historic with plenty of shopping and dining opportunities. You may also choose to visit Conwy Castle, an impressive 13th-century fortification that towers over the town. Further afield, the Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno (8.5 miles) is wonderful for a day out, and has an excellent contemporary art gallery, a theatre and Wales’s longest pier. To explore tranquil gardens spanning 80 acres, head to Bodnant Garden (5 miles), a popular National Trust site.
Weekly prices from £529.00
Conwy, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 2 Yes
For a traditional Welsh experience in an idyllic setting, stay at this fantastic property in the sweet village of Rowan. It’s located within the majestic national park, so ideal for lovers of nature, hiking, cycling, horse riding and mountain biking. You’ll also be just 4.5 miles from the historic town of Conwy, where you’ll find an impressive range of shopping, dining and entertainment options, and a castle you can visit. The property has space for six guests, making it perfect for a family group or trip among friends, who are welcome to bring two dogs. You’ll enter the accommodation into a good-sized dual-aspect lounge, featuring plenty of comfortable seating and an elegant wooden floor. A cosy wood burner and a TV/DVD are on hand to keep you warm and entertained. Through the large French windows, you’ll have scenic views of the shared gardens. The roomy kitchen/diner features a rustic country-style dining table for those sociable mealtimes with plenty of wine flowing. Up on the first floor, the bedrooms all have charming sloping ceilings. In terms of outside space, you’ll have access to a well-kept shared garden at both the front and rear. There’s also a private patio area where you can have pre-dinner drinks or even eat alfresco if it’s warm. There’s plenty to do nearby, starting perhaps with Conwy Water Gardens (1.5 miles), which offers fishing, a nature trail, an aquatic centre and a pancake house. At the Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno (8.5 miles), you can visit Mostyn Contemporary Art Gallery, see a show at Venue Cymru theatre and walk to the end of the longest pier in Wales. The wonderful Bodnant Garden (5 miles), a National Trust site, is another excellent option.
Weekly prices from £540.00
Pembroke, Mid Wales
6 3 1 Yes
Wake up to sea views each morning when staying in this unique coastal cottage. A one-of-a-kind holiday experience, the bungalow is split into two buildings and separated by a generous garden, ideal for those eager to soak up the sights of the sea and lounge in sunny surroundings. Offering three delightful bedrooms, the accommodation sleeps six guests and is also canine-compatible. Discover the unforgettable Pembrokeshire Coast Path that passes through your garden or visit some of the excellent family-friendly days out in the local area, including the delectable seaside town of Tenby (8.5 miles). Find bedrooms, a bathroom and lounge space in the main section of this two-part property, all decorated with traditional styling throughout. With a separate lounge and snug space, there’s more than enough room to get cosy indoors when staying during the cooler months. There’s no TV here, so you’re encouraged to get to know one another over a board game, sit down with a good book or simply admire the sea views from the snug window. When bedtime calls, two doubles and a bunk bedroom welcome you for restful nights of sleep. In the separate building, separated by the furnished and enclosed garden, find a kitchen and dining area with a handy separate WC. Guests both young and old will adore the Pembrokeshire offering nearby, including Tenby with its historic walled streets, café culture courtyards and two pristine beaches. Following a different stretch of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path than the one that passes by your house, take a splendid walk up to Saundersfoot (11.5 miles) to admire another seaside hot spot. In this vicinity, the Folly Farm Adventure Park and the Oakwood Theme Park (both 12 miles) will no doubt call out to those younger visitors. Closer to home, visit Pembroke (4.5 miles) with its historic castle.
Weekly prices from £603.00
Pembroke, Mid Wales
6 3 2 Yes
This welcoming eco-barn is set in beautiful countryside near Pembroke, and offers a beautiful mix of period features with contemporary style. Ideal for a getaway with friends or family, it’s an excellent base for walking, boating, days at the beach and more. Enjoy the lovely views from this cosy, comfortable property, one of four on a quiet site. Large windows make the most of its rural location; the best place to take in the vistas (and perhaps spot a fox or badger) is the conservatory lounge, which features a high, pitched ceiling and exposed wooden beams. If you feel like a quiet night in, draw the curtains, switch on the wood-burner-effect electric fire and find a programme on the TV or watch a DVD. The kitchen/diner has all you’ll need to prepare hearty breakfasts and tasty suppers, with a farmhouse-style table where you can take out a map or play a game of cards. The three bedrooms – a double (with a TV) and two twins – are all on the same level, as are the bathroom and the separate shower room. To the back of the barn is a private patio, furnished for al fresco dining or drinks in the sunshine, while at the front there’s a shared lawn that overlooks the river. For those keen on boating, the complex also boasts a slipway to the Cleddau Estuary. Located just outside the village of Hundleton, the barn is surrounded by tranquil countryside, a variety of wildlife and an abundance of walks, including the spectacular Pembrokeshire coastal path. You can reach the fabulous Barafundle Bay Beach in 6 miles (with a 0.5 mile walk at the end), while vibrant Tenby is around 13 miles and charming Saundersfoot is 14 miles. Closer to home, the Norman castle of Pembroke is just 2.5 miles.
Weekly prices from £554.00
Pembroke, Mid Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Full of character and charm, this delightful barn conversion provides fresh, cosy holiday accommodation for up to six guests keen to explore the glorious countryside of Pembrokeshire. Perfect for families, couples and friends, the property has been beautifully updated and decorated in cool, relaxing shades, and features exposed wooden beams and picturesque views. Part of a cheerful group of properties, this relaxing getaway is ideally situated for walkers, cyclists, nature spotters and beach lovers discovering the region’s historic sites, spellbinding countryside and stunning coastline. Approached along a lane leading down to an estuary foreshore with a slipway for boating enthusiasts, this cheerful property features a snug and inviting lounge with a wood burner effect electric fire, comfortable seating and a TV. The spacious kitchen/diner is perfect for preparing and sharing all your favourite meals. The ground floor also features a stylish shower room and the first of the three cosy bedrooms: a lovely twin room with beams and a sloping ceiling. Upstairs, you will find a relaxing bathroom and two further bedrooms, each with skylights in low sloping ceilings: a pretty twin and a charming double with wooden beams. Outside, the enclosed courtyard to the rear has garden furniture and makes a relaxing spot for a morning coffee or al fresco meal. The shared open lawn to the front of the barn offers a view towards the river. The historic town of Pembroke (2 miles) is home to Pembroke Castle, Mill Pond and Monkton Old Hall, or you can head to the Heritage Centre in nearby Pembroke Dock (4 miles). There are lovely beaches including Barafundle Bay (6 miles) and Tenby (13 miles), with local attractions including the Stackpole Estate, Manor Wildlife Park, Lamphey Bishops Palace, Oakwood Theme Park and Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, all within 13 miles.
Weekly prices from £554.00
Aberaeron, Mid Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Set on a rural farm just outside the seaside resort of Aberaeron, this characterful stone cottage offers a magical escape for visitors to the West Wales coast and countryside. Welcoming up to six guests and two canine companions, this charming abode is ideal for a family holiday or a getaway with friends. Stroll the coast path and enjoy golden beaches by day, then return here for lazy afternoons in the garden and cosy evenings by the wood burner. Arranged over two storeys, this cottage oozes rustic charm with beamed ceilings, original fireplaces, and a relaxed, rural style. Kick off muddy boots and wipe down wet paws in the convenient hall before stepping in the spacious kitchen/diner. Rustle up delicious home-cooked meals then settle around the dining table to savour your creations over a bottle of wine. Enjoy cosy evenings in the homely lounge, watching a film or just enjoying quality time together. Outside, an enclosed garden with an outdoor table and BBQ invites you to make the most of warm evenings. When night falls, head up the cottage-style stairs to three tastefully presented double bedrooms, which all feature distant sea views on a clear day. A family bathroom and en-suite shower room ensure that everybody can refresh with ease. From walks around the farm to the Ceredigion Coast Path, this cottage makes a wonderful base for walkers and nature lovers. With its colourful houses, harbour, and independent shops and eateries, the enchanting town of Aberaeron (2 miles) is a lovely place to mooch around. Hop on a boat trip from the harbour to spot bottlenose dolphins in the bay, and delight your taste buds with fresh seafood in the local restaurants and cafes.
Weekly prices from £571.00
Haverfordwest, Mid Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Escape with your group of six friends or family to this pretty home surrounded by remarkable sea views set on St Ann’s Head. Traipse along the coast path before enjoying relaxing evenings in front of the cottage’s warming wood burner, or dining alfresco in the large, patio garden. Inside, this lovely cottage has a contemporary style mixed with some traditional features such as picture rails and sloped ceilings. Hang up coats and place walking boots in the hallway before heading through to the contemporary dining room which has an open fire to keep you warm on chilly nights. Beyond this is the stylish kitchen which has everything you need to cook up a storm while admiring the sea views from the window. Relax and socialise together in the well-appointed lounge which has comfortable seating, a TV, and a warming wood burner. Completing the ground floor is a family bathroom with a shower over the bath and a WC. Upstairs are the three bedrooms which all have sea views. The master bedroom has a king-size bed and an en-suite bathroom containing a sumptuous freestanding bath. A double bedroom and a twin bedroom complete the offering. Outside the rear of the house is an enclosed, patio garden. It has a raised section with places to sit, and a built-in BBQ. Guests will also have access to a utility room containing laundry and storage facilities. With St Ann’s Head Lighthouse as your neighbour and miles of fields around the property, you will be spoilt for choice with picturesque views. Join the Pembrokeshire Coast Path which runs immediately beside this home and soak up the sea air and scenic sights. Around the bay is the quaint hamlet of Dale (3 miles) which has a couple of eateries, and a pebble beach which is the perfect spot for windsurfing and sailing due to its sheltered location.
Weekly prices from £707.00
Ferryside, Mid Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Situated on the waters edge in Ferryside, this picturesque coastal cottage is a gateway to a world of fascinating market towns and villages and a host of attractions that will delight the little ones. Whether youre a group of six or two small families, this is the perfect base to immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of Wales and discover the charm of its nearby attractions. After spending days on the sand, return to this lovely holiday home and slide your flip-flops off in front of the lighthouse feature wall. This palette of whitewashed walls and nautical blues creates an overarching sense of calm as you unwind in the open-plan living space. Natural light floods the rooms as you gather for a film in front of the Smart TV, while the glossy white cabinets and black countertops set the stage for cosy evenings of cooking tasty dishes. The sea views command an audience from the balcony on the first floor, where you may also like to watch the sunset with a glass of wine or perhaps a dessert at the table and chairs. Three delightful bedrooms provide solace after busy days, including a double room, a cosy twin and a king-size room with estuary views, an en-suite shower room and a WC. In the morning, take advantage of your coffee machine by making yourself a foamy cappuccino and enjoying it outside with the hum of birdsong and the sound of lapping waves. When youre not whiling away the hours on the beach just metres from this wonderful home, ample walking routes can be rambled, including the Wales Coast Path, which can be joined behind the property. Explore Llansteffan Castle, pick up culinary excellence in Carmarthen, or get your binoculars out at the nature reserve in Kidwelly, all within 10 miles of the accommodation.
Weekly prices from £806.00
Llwyngwril, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 2 2 Yes
A gorgeous traditional Welsh home filled with original artworks and features, this charming cottage is a dreamy location for a trip among family or friends – with two dogs also welcome. It’s located in the lovely coastal village of Llwyngwril, with a pub, shop, and rocky beach all within 0.5 miles. Surrounding the property are various footpaths so you can discover this pretty part of Wales on foot. If you’re feeling full of energy, challenge yourself with a climb up Cader Idris (17 miles) in the Snowdonia National Park. The inside of this accommodation exudes warmth and homeliness, starting with the open-plan living area which features underfloor heating. Comfy sofas and a leather recliner are all ready for you to sink into. There’s a wood burner for creating a warm space as you read or watch a film on the TV/DVD player. Prepare yummy meals in the spacious kitchen and be sure to admire the Welsh dresser located in the dining area, where you can tuck into family meals. In mild weather, you’ll love making the most of the enclosed patio garden, which is perfect for al fresco dining and BBQ evenings. Locally, you can head to the awe-inspiring Cregennan Lakes (6 miles) for walking and exceptional views of the Mawddach Estuary and Barmouth Bridge. Head south 9.5 miles to take a nostalgic ride on the Talyllyn narrow-gauge railway, or marvel at the stunning Dolgoch Falls (10 miles). The seaside town of Aberdovey (13 miles) is a treasure trove of shops, galleries and eateries and also boats a championship golf course. A little further away, delve into the depths of Corris Slate Mines (19.5 miles) for a historical afternoon out.
Weekly prices from £701.00