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.
435 properties found
Crossgates, Mid Wales
5 3 3 Yes
This semi-detached cottage is located on a small holiday park in Crossgates and can sleep five people in three bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £348.00
Pembroke, Mid Wales
5 2 1 Yes
This wonderful property, situated right in the centre of town with shops, bars and restaurants within a few metres’ walk, is perfect for you and your guests. Sleeping four adults and one child across two bedrooms, this pretty holiday home has everything you need for a relaxing family break. Spend relaxed afternoons in the basement games room, challenging each other to pool and chatting to each other between games on the sofa. As you step inside, you’re welcomed by a spacious hallway with the lounge to the right. Get comfy on the large sofa, surrounded by peaceful blue tones, and watch your favourite show on TV. Cook up a storm in the bright and airy kitchen diner, eating around the table next to a contemporary ornamental fireplace, or head out to the garden to dine alfresco; there’s a BBQ out here too. After dinner, head down to the basement games room for fun and games; there’s an additional snug with seating if you want a bit of peace and quiet, along with a utility area with washing machine and tumble dryer. When it’s time for bed, head up to the first floor where the main bedroom has a king-size bed and an additional single, making it perfect for young families. A spacious bathroom with shower over the bath completes the first floor. On the second floor, a stylish double bedroom awaits; there’s a single trundle bed in this room too to help you maximise space. Head off for walks along Pembroke’s Mill Pond; the Mill Pond Walk trail starts less than 100 metres from the front door. The castle (500 metres) is also well worth a visit, as is Stackpole Estate (5 miles) with its walking trails, beautiful Barafundle Beach and water activities like kayaking and coasteering.
Weekly prices from £580.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
5 2 1 Yes
Set on the edge of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, this traditional stone-built cottage offers a quiet rural retreat for a family of five or a group of friends plus two canine companions. Elegant interiors with a wood burner, a roll-top bath and a farmhouse-style kitchen create a homely and comfortable base for guests who want to explore the nearby seaside villages, sandy beaches and historic landmarks. As you enter the property, you’ll find yourself in the bright and airy open-plan kitchen/diner with neutral-toned decor which is complemented by wooden worktops on the ‘U’-shaped fitted kitchen. Completing this chic space is a dining area with an eye-catching feature fireplace and a wooden dining table beneath a low-hanging rustic light. Continue into the coastal-themed lounge to find a plush velvet sofa, wooden furnishings and a cosy wood burner. Upstairs, is a family bathroom with a roll-top bath and a spacious walk-in shower, a king-size bedroom with a Smart TV plus a bunk bedroom with a single above a double bed. Outside, you’ll find an external utility room and a lawned garden with furniture and a charcoal BBQ. During your stay in the hamlet of Carew Cheriton, explore your immediate surroundings to discover a couple of pubs and a shop within 1 mile. Take Fido to sniff out the dramatic ruins of Carew Castle beside a 23-acre millpond (0.5 miles). Continue heading into the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park to visit National Trust Cleddau Woodlands (6.5 miles) or the dog-friendly Upton Castle Botanical Gardens (3 miles). Head south for a day on the expansive sandy shores of Barafundle Bay Beach (10 miles). Also within reach is the coastal village of Saundersfoot (7 miles) and the seaside town of Tenby (6.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £623.00
Llandysul, Mid Wales
5 3 1 Yes
Seamlessly blending traditional charm and modern luxuries, this property in West Wales is a great base from which to explore the coast and countryside. Boasting a traditional wood burner and exposed stone fireplace, rest assured that you’ll be able to relax in comfort at all times of the year. Nearby you can explore the local history at Norwood Gardens and Tea Room (5 miles) where you’ll find a castle upon a hill surrounded by awe-inspiring mountain views around the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Encouraging guests to get cosy, the living room is styled with neutral colours featuring a large warming wood burner and comfortable leather seating. Next door, the kitchen/diner is an elegant space with an exposed stone wall paired with a tasteful country-style kitchen and a dining table seating six. The laundry room is a handy addition, featuring a washing machine and tumble dryer, as well as added storage for use during your stay. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, two of which are simply styled with double beds for a good nights rest. The final bedroom is a pretty single bedroom, perfect for a child. The family bathroom completes the layout with both a shower cubicle and a bathtub. Outside, the raised patio area is a brilliant place to sit and watch the world go by with a cup of tea in hand, furnished with a set of rattan furniture so that you can make the most of the far-reaching scenery. Lovers of plants must visit the National Botanic Garden of Wales (17 miles) to stroll around the oasis of calm between Lord Foster’s Glasshouse and the wider outdoor gardens which span more than 568 acres. Alternatively, if you fancy a change of scenery, the coast is accessible within 20 miles with the beach at Aberporth offering a gently sloped and sheltered sandy bay with rock pools to explore at low tide.
Weekly prices from £800.00
Narberth, Mid Wales
5 3 2 Yes
It’s a beautifully presented home, in a convenient spot with a welcoming pub within 150 metres and the village green (plus kids’ playground) within 300 metres. The market town of Narberth (2.5 miles) is the place to go for shopping and eating out, while coastal locations like Saundersfoot (5.5 miles) and Tenby (8 miles) await for sunny seaside adventures. This holiday home accepts five guests over three bedrooms, and two dogs are welcome to join you for your trip. A stylish welcome awaits at this modern property, which is peppered with cheerful artwork and decorative touches throughout. Adding to the charm is an eclectic colour scheme and playful messages painted on the walls. Everything is on the one floor, starting with the spacious lounge complete with ample sofa space and a Smart TV – ideal for relaxing together as a family in the evenings. The contemporary kitchen/diner has modern dark blue units, a wooden table for mealtimes and French doors opening out to a stunning lawned garden. Outside, a table and chairs create a lovely spot for fresh-air dining in good weather. When it’s time to explore, discover the golden sands of Amroth (5 miles), whose beach is fantastic for games at low tide. Or pack a picnic and join the Pembrokeshire Coast Path (5.5 miles) for pretty walks through outstanding scenery. You’ll find plenty to keep you occupied at the seaside town of Tenby, either wandering through its cobbled streets or visiting the remains of its 13th-century castle. During the summer months, board a boat towards Caldey Island for a watery day out. Got children to entertain? Oakwood Theme Park (3.5 miles) is sure to appeal!
Weekly prices from £595.00
Cosheston, Mid Wales
5 3 1 Yes
Take a well-earned break in Cosheston, Pembrokeshire. With space for a larger group, this first-floor apartment is the perfect place for everyone to spend time together and have a wonderful time. If you’d like to invite more than five people, take a look at the rest of the holiday complex! Cosheston is a charming village with the sea and Cleddau Ddu nearby. Start in the open-plan living space, you’ll find a spacious room with a kitchen/lounge/dining area. Take time to relax on the leather sofas, perhaps with a drink from the coffee machine, then enjoy a meal at the wooden table. Everything is decorated neutrally for a calming feeling. This property has three bedrooms – one single, one double and a flexible bedroom which can either be made up with a super-king size bed or as a twin room. Each is comfortable, so you’ll be well-rested and ready for fun-filled days. The final room is a family bathroom, which has a shower over the bath and a WC. Please be aware that there isn’t a garden, but you will be surrounded by the beautiful Welsh countryside so you’ll get plenty of fresh air. You’ll be staying in Cosheston, which has plenty of shops, pubs and eateries around, so spend an afternoon picking up souvenirs and then go for a meal out. Alternatively, work up an appetite with a bracing walk along the nearby cliffs, which offer incredible views of the surrounding area. Finish your holiday with a trip to Freshwater East, 4 miles away, which has a beautiful beach and opportunities for water sports.
Weekly prices from £474.00
Carmarthen, Mid Wales
5 3 2 Yes
This charming cottage, set in a quiet and remote location near the top of Llanllwni Mountain overlooking Brechfa Forest, is perfect for friends or families looking for a peaceful holiday. Surrounded by open fields, with far-reaching views and walks from the door. Llanllwni Mountain is a recognised Dark Sky area, so you can enjoy the spectacular stargazing opportunities. The village of Brechfa (6 miles) is a popular destination with walkers and mountain bikers of all abilities, with various trails to enjoy. Step through the front door into the entrance hall of this delightful farmhouse, and from here, access the characterful lounge area where you can unwind on the comfortable sofas in front of a crackling wood burner. From the lounge, step into the spacious kitchen/diner, which has everything you need to prepare a tasty family favourite. This room leads to the downstairs shower room. From the lounge, enter the sunroom with wrap-around windows providing a calming space to read, chat or open the French doors to enjoy the sights and sounds of the countryside. Upstairs, you’ll find three bedrooms: a single, a super-king-size, and a double. Each bedroom offers beautiful countryside views. Completing the upstairs features is the family bathroom. Step outside to unwind in the fully enclosed garden with dining furniture and a BBQ. Llandovery (18.5 miles) is on the edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) and is a pretty little market town where you can enjoy browsing boutique shops and independent cafes. Within 20 miles of the property, you can step back in time at Dryslwyn Castle and Paxton’s Tower or explore the flora and fauna of the National Botanical Garden of Wales. Walkers can explore Abergorlech Forest (9 miles), and if you love the coast, it is 21 miles to Llangrannog or Beach or Traeth Penbryn.
Weekly prices from £573.00
Cardigan, Mid Wales
5 4 1 Yes
Located in the picturesque seaside village of Aberporth along the stunning Welsh coast, this delightful cottage offers a warm welcome to families or groups of friends accompanied by two canine companions. With an open-plan lounge/diner warmed by a crackling wood burner, and a private garden including a patio for al fresco dining, this inviting cottage is the perfect choice at any time of the year. Step into the welcoming hallway leading you to the airy lounge/diner. Sink into the plush sofas by the wood burner with a glass in hand, or gather around the dining table overlooking the garden for a leisurely morning coffee. Bathed in natural light from glass garden doors and skylights, the well-equipped kitchen has a bright galley-style design, providing all the essentials to whip up your familys favourite meals. On the ground floor, youll find a king-size bedroom and a cosy single bedroom, conveniently serviced by the family bathroom. Upstairs, two charming bedrooms await, including a spacious double with a Smart TV and a single bedroom, all finished in soothing neutral tones for a good nights sleep. Outside, the rear patio area beckons with garden furniture, offering the perfect setting for breakfasts and dinners accompanied by the soothing trickle of the nearby stream. A stretch of lush grass completes the garden, providing ample space for little ones and furry friends to frolic. Just a 300-metre stroll from the glistening sands of Aberporth Beach, enjoy endless days of beachside bliss and captivating coastal walks, with the nearby Ceredigion Coast Path leading to Tresaith Waterfall (2 miles) and beyond. The village boasts an array of local shops, eateries, and traditional pubs, while a choice of dog-friendly beaches awaits exploration, including Aberporth Beach itself. For a taste of quintessential seaside charm, venture to nearby villages such as Tresaith (1.5 miles), Penbryn (3 miles), or Llangrannog (5.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £412.00
Cardigan, Mid Wales
5 2 2 Yes
Watch the rolling waves with your morning cuppa and relish perfect sunsets as you relax in the evening. This lovingly renovated former post office is set close to the beach in the charming village of Tresaith, and welcomes couples and families looking for a special seaside getaway. The open-plan living space of this reverse-level property has been designed to make the most of fabulous sea views, with picture windows that also bathe the room in natural light and tasteful furnishings that contrast beautifully with a rugged, exposed-stone wall. Prepare delicious meals in the sleek kitchen area and, after you’ve eaten, snuggle up in the comfortable seating and enjoy catching up with the day’s adventures or a programme on the TV. There’s also a window seat for anyone who wants to curl up with a good book. The bedrooms, both of which benefit from en-suite shower rooms, are on the lower-ground floor: a king-size room which has doors to the patio, and a bunk-bed room with an additional single bed. The enclosed patio is a lovely spot in which to admire the sea views with a drink or an al fresco meal. From the cottage it’s less than 0.5 miles to the village shop, the pub and a small, sandy beach (the setting for the romantic novel ‘A Welsh Witch’) that’s great for surfing and sailing. It also has rock pools and even a waterfall! Follow the coast path for some incredible views, or head out to discover wonderful places to eat, shops, galleries, castles and museums - Aberaeron, New Quay, Newcastle Emlyn and Cardigan, for example, are all within 17 miles. For something different, the Cenarth Falls, 8 miles, is a lovely destination for a walk by the river and a cream tea.
Weekly prices from £567.00