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.
479 properties found
Narberth, Pembrokeshire and the South
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This cottage rests in Narberth, Wales and can sleep four people in two bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £345.00
Rosemarket, Pembrokeshire and the South
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This semi-detached cottage rests in Rosemarket, Pembrokeshire and can sleep four people in two bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £295.00
Swansea, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 1 Yes
A haven for families with on-site facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool, hot tub and games room, this homely bungalow is the perfect base for exploring the Gower Peninsula. From windswept cliff-top walks to gloriously sandy beaches on your doorstep, there’s no better place to reconnect with the sea than the magical South Wales coastline. Wash off sandy toes in the family bathroom before unwinding in the light and bright open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Everything is at your fingertips in this endlessly social space that beckons you to get creative with your delicious local produce, make special family memories seated around the dining table and soothe weary walking muscles on the plush sofa in front of the Smart TV. When bedtime calls, you have one double and one bunk bedroom to choose from for a peaceful rest before tomorrow’s adventure. Outside, lay out your picnic blanket and soak up the sun on the shared lawn or enjoy the shared on-site facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool, hot tub, games room, children’s adventure play area and outdoor playground. The UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Gower Peninsula is a playground for outdoor activities. Those craving the seaside can surf the tide and explore the rockpools and beach huts at Langland Bay Beach (12.5 miles) or enjoy 2 miles of golden sand fringed with dunes at Oxwich Bay 5 miles away. Gower Coast Adventures (5 miles) offers the best view of the coastline with a guided boat tour from Oxwich Bay to Worm’s Head. Back on dry land, lose yourself in some magnificent views overlooking Swansea Bay at the 12th century Oystermouth Castle 13 miles away, impressively poised on the hill in Mumbles.
Weekly prices from £550.00
Porthcawl, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 2 Yes
Enjoy stunning sea views and sumptuous interiors when you escape to this ground-floor apartment in South Wales. Sleeping four guests, and welcoming pups too, the impressive, two-bedroom retreat is situated within a handsome period building on the edge of Porthcawl. Overlooking the beach at Rest Bay, where you can swim and surf, it is also adjacent to a golf club and well-placed for coastal walks and days out to the vibrant city of Swansea. Prepare to be wowed by the plush decor and unique furnishings of this apartment within a Grade II-listed Victorian property. Slip your walking boots or sandals off in the hall, then amble through to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with its opulent finish. Settle in here on the soft velvet sofa, which can be transformed into a king-size bed, for movie nights in and stream films onto the large projector screen. Prepare delicious dinners in the stylish kitchen area, then dine at the table or enjoy a quick snack at the breakfast bar. Make fresh coffee then simply relax for a spell as you take in the views. When you are ready for a splendid night’s sleep, head off to the king-size bedroom, which has an en-suite shower room, or the double. These are both off the main hallway, where the family bathroom is also situated. Make the most of the incredible setting of this coastal hideaway by dining outside on your private patio as often as possible. Cook outside on the BBQ on occasion as you absorb the sweeping vistas. Pick up the Wales Coast Path and strike out along it in either direction. Walk 3 miles to Kenfig Sands and Kenfig Burrows, via Sker Point. This large area of rolling dunes forms the Kenfig National Nature Reserve, which is known for its colourful orchids.
Weekly prices from £982.00
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 1 Yes
Oozing elegance and charm from its traditional features, such as the wooden beamed ceilings, open fire and stone-built exterior, this luxury cottage is ideal for an extra special family getaway. Make the most of the estate’s grounds, housing a fruit orchard, and see the best bits of Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons) during your dog-friendly escape. Step inside the property to find yourself in a hallway which will lead you to the well-sized lounge. Above you will be dark oak beams, and an open fire sits inside a characterful exposed stone fireplace. The country-style decor pairs shades of green and red with the wooden furnishings. Continue into the farmhouse-style kitchen/diner with wooden worktops, neutral tones throughout and a large wooden dining table in the centre of the room. Climb the curved staircase to reach the first floor – here, you’ll find a family bathroom, a king-size bedroom and a twin room. Outside is a secure garden with furniture and an apple and pear orchard. While staying on the Llanover Estate, you’ll be welcomed to explore the private Llanover Garden, with prior arrangement. Just 0.5 miles away is the edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons) – here you’ll find an abundance of scenic dog walking trails, National Trust Sugarloaf and Usk Valley (6.5 miles) and Clydach Gorge (7.5 miles). A holiday in Wales wouldn’t be complete without a trip to a nearby castle – within 16 miles, you’ll have Raglan, Skenfrith and Grosmont.
Weekly prices from £910.00
Swansea, Pembrokeshire and the South
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Coastal living couldn’t be easier in this stylish two-bedroom bungalow by Oxwich Bay Beach. Contemporary decor and colourful decor create character and charm throughout the property and an enclosed patio is ideal for your four-pawed friends to stretch their legs. Explore the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty while based in a friendly Welsh coastal town with a convenient restaurant and beach within easy reach. Enter the property through the French doors into the open-plan lounge/diner with calming green tones, tasteful wall art and colourful soft furnishings. Put your feet up on the plump sofa in front of the TV that sits above a small table with seating for two. Continue into the sleek kitchen with contrasting dark and light decor boasting marble-effect surface tops and brass-coloured detailing. Both bedrooms are equally as inviting with thoughtful decor – a double and bunk bedroom. Completing the inside is a family shower room. Outside is an enclosed patio with furniture and a lawned area to the side and rear of the bungalow. While staying in the heart of Oxwhich, start your day with a stroll through the village to the seafront and take your canine companions for a dip at the dog-friendly Oxwich Bay Beach (less than 0.5 miles). Browse the local gift shop and eatery and dine out at the nearby beachfront restaurant (less than 0.5 miles). Put on your hiking boots and stroll along Oxwich Coastal Path (0.4 miles), which will take you to the historical landmark Oxwich Point. If you’re feeling adventurous, hire some water sports equipment from the local rental service or book a guided coastal tour. Spend a day at the idyllic Three Cliffs Bay (4 miles) and get your history fix from the ruins of Pennard Castle (7.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £589.00
Swansea, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 1 Yes
Create unforgettable memories with your loved ones at this pretty timber lodge in the coastal village of Port Eynon. Sleeping four people across two bedrooms, it provides the perfect getaway for small families or groups of friends seeking a traditional escape on the South Wales coast. During the day, explore the stunning stretch of golden sand at Port Eynon Beach - it’s the perfect spot for a happy day of sunbathing and swimming. In the evening, sip a glass or two of wine in the cottage’s pretty courtyard while the stars come out. Step inside and you’ll be greeted by an inviting hallway leading to a lovely open-plan living/dining room with traditional hunter lodge-style decor. Make yourself at home in front of the crackling wood burner before heading to the country-style kitchen to whip up some dinner. Gather your loved ones at the round dining table and eat while taking in the views of the Grower Peninsula. Alternatively, head out into the pretty courtyard and dine alfresco. After dinner, crack open a bottle of wine in the and sit back to watch the stars come out, or enjoy a movie marathon in the cosy living area. At the end of the day, climb the vintage wooden ship stairs and you’ll find two attractive double bedrooms. The historic stairs are steep and uneven, but they have sturdy handrails (they may not be suitable if you have any mobility issues). Take a trip to the intriguing cave-like formation of Culver Hole (1 mile). Used by smugglers over the years, it lends an air of mystery and intrigue. Alternatively, visit the golden-sands of Horton Beach (1 mile) – you’ll see the remains of ancient salt houses that whisper tales of a time when this area thrived from the harvest of the sea.
Weekly prices from £865.00
Monmouth, Pembrokeshire and the South
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Nestled within the picturesque village of Llandogo, near the Wye Valley Arts Centre, this charming single-storey cottage offers a tranquil retreat for small families and friends seeking to immerse themselves in the splendour of this National Landscape. Steeped in history, the lodge is part of the converted Lion Sawmill, once a hub of boatbuilding and furniture production. Today, it offers a peaceful sanctuary, accessed through the charming gardens at the rear, where chairs beckon you to unwind and soak in the serenity of the Wye Valley. Step inside to discover a spacious kitchen/diner bathed in natural light, thoughtfully furnished for both comfort and practicality. Decorated with local artwork, this inviting space features a breakfast bar for casual meals and a sofa so you can relax while chatting with the designated chef of the day. The adjacent lounge beckons with plush sofas, a Smart TV/DVD, and a wood burner-effect electric fire, promising cosy evenings with loved ones. At the end of the day, retreat to one of two inviting bedrooms, including a generously sized double bedroom with an en-suite shower room, and a twin room. A white-tiled family bathroom with a shower over the bath completes the accommodation. Outside, the garden offers a tranquil oasis for morning coffee and al fresco dining with open views stretching out to the rural landscape beyond. Set against the backdrop of the River Wye, Llandogo invites you to explore its scenic river walks and abundant wildlife, while nearby Tintern boasts the majestic ruins of a 12th-century abbey, 3 miles away. The River Wye passes beside the village, beckoning kayakers and anglers alike, offering some of the finest fly fishing spots in the UK. Nature enthusiasts will delight in a range of outdoor activities at their fingertips, from traversing Offas Dyke and the Wye Valley Trail to cycling along the National Cycle Trail. History buffs can embark on a journey through time, with many castles and Roman settlements dotting the landscape, all within 30 miles of your door.
Weekly prices from £673.00
Porthcawl, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 2 Yes
Luxurious and super-stylish, this modern apartment is on an award-winning development close to the golden sands of Rest Bay. It’s perfect for couples or small families who want to escape to the seaside and try some water sports, play golf, cycle or walk the coastal path. You’ll enter this superb development via electric gates and head for the central courtyard. Go through the shared main door to find your own front door and a generously sized hallway, with space to store outdoor clothing and beach gear. Everywhere in the apartment has underfloor heating, so you’ll have cosy toes wherever you go. The open-plan living space is truly impressive, with a wall of floor-to-ceiling, sliding glass doors that let in masses of light and offer attractive views of the terrace. An excellent kitchen, a spacious dining table and an inviting lounge area fill this space, and you’ll immediately look forward to stretching out on the sofa and relaxing with a film on the Smart TV. At bedtime you’ll find two bedrooms decorated in calm colours, with day-and-night blinds for privacy and ample storage. The king-size bedroom boasts an en-suite shower room, while the twin room has use of an elegant bathroom. When you feel like a breath of fresh air, a morning cuppa or a sundowner, the doors in the lounge area lead to a small patio area furnished with seating, adjacent to the shared courtyard. In one of South Wales’ most beautiful coastal locations, the apartment is around 300m from Rest Bay, which offers miles of golden sand and a state-of-the-art water sports centre. The Royal Porthcawl golf club is 0.5 miles, and Porthcawl itself is just 1.5 miles, where you’ll find a lovely promenade, a historic harbour and an eclectic mix of restaurants, cafes and independent stores.
Weekly prices from £750.00