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
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
3 1 1 Yes
Surrounded by awe-inspiring countryside scenes and an incredible array of footpaths, this cottage is a haven for walkers or cyclists seeking adventure in North Wales. It’s a well-appointed, charmingly decorated abode for two, complete with a hot tub to make this the perfect destination for a romantic retreat. It’s also dog friendly, inviting you to explore the nearby Clwydian Range & Dee Valley National Landscape (4.5 miles) and Snowdonia National Park (11 miles) with your energetic doggo leading the way. Discover a world of excursions from the historic market town of Bala (12.5 miles), exploring the mountains, forestland, valleys and lakes that surround this lively locale. Park up and wander into the pretty garden, noticing the hot tub, outdoor dining set, charcoal BBQ and secure storage spots for bikes, canoes and paddleboards out here. This spaciousness continues inside the property, with the ground floor offering a lounge, kitchen, dining room and a downstairs shower room. The living area is instantly appealing with its cushy sofas, Smart TV and wood burner, inviting you to get curled up and comfortable when the elements are cold and dreary outside. Moving upstairs, the first floor is laid out as a king-size bedroom with a separate dressing room just next door. There’s an additional single bed in the dressing room, ideal for those who prefer to sleep separately. There is private parking for one car. Travel 20 miles to Betws-y-Coed to begin your Snowdonia adventure, getting to know this gateway village with a wander along its pretty streets. There are award-winning eateries and independently owned shops on offer, and you can start here for a hike through the Gwydyr Forest that surrounds the property. Blaenau Ffestiniog (29 miles) is a similarly appealing place to visit, a real epicentre of adventure for Snowdonia activities, including zip lining and mountain biking.
Weekly prices from £603.00
Blaenau Ffestiniog, Snowdonia and North Wales
3 2 1 Yes
This charming stone cottage retreat offers all the creature comforts of home in a tranquil rural setting. With characterful original features and a roaring wood burner, it’s the ideal base for a family to explore Snowdonia National Park. Store your coats and boots in the hallway, then proceed to the lounge/diner, featuring an inglenook fireplace, exposed beams, and stonework. The galley kitchen is small but perfectly formed, with everything a holiday chef could need. You’ll also find a second fridge/freezer in the garage. A creative rock garden can be accessed from the kitchen. After dinner, unwind on the sofas, watch your favourite shows on the Smart TV and light the wood burner for a cosy evening. Upstairs, the delightful double bedroom offers lovely views to wake up to. There’s also a cosy single bedroom. A gleaming white family bathroom completes the internal layout. Outside, relax on the bench seating at the front of the property for morning coffee or use the table, chairs, and charcoal BBQ on the paved area near the garage for al fresco dining. Cyclists and canoe enthusiasts can make use of the lockable garage for their equipment. Nestled in Snowdonia National Park, this year-round destination presents activities such as walking, climbing, fishing, boating, and cycling. The nearby hamlet of Gellilydan (0.5 miles) is where you’ll find the welcoming pub. You can also visit the famed Italianate village of Portmeirion (8 miles) with its architectural charm, tidal estuary, sub-tropical gardens, shops, and eateries. Porthmadog (9 miles) awaits with its harbour, steam trains, dining options, and shops. Alternatively, head to Borth-y-Gest (10 miles), a picturesque coastal village. Explore numerous footpaths across hills with lakes, reservoirs, and historic ruins, or join the coastal path leading to beautiful sandy beaches. Don’t miss Snowdon Mountain (18 miles) with its myriad of footpaths and cycle routes. For the less energetic, take a ride on the Snowdon Mountain Railway for spectacular views to remember.
Weekly prices from £471.00
Bangor, Snowdonia and North Wales
3 2 1 Yes
Enjoy a cosy stay at this gorgeous stone retreat near Bethesda in North Wales. Sleeping three guests, the two-bedroom cottage, which offers dog-friendly accommodation, is just 1.5 miles from the edge of the impressive Eryri National Park, also known as Snowdonia, and 6.5 miles from the Isle of Anglesey. It is well placed for country and coastal walks, as well as days out on the beach. Enter to find exquisite, cottage-style accommodation with features such as white-washed stonework and timber beams. The heart of the holiday home is the beautiful lounge, where you can fire up the wood burner on chilly days to create a warm and relaxing ambience. Watch the Smart TV in here, choose a book from the shelves or discuss which North Wales adventure to have the following day. Amble through to the kitchen/diner to prepare delicious meals or to open a bottle of wine to enjoy in front of the fire. When day turns to night, head through to one of your sumptuous bedrooms. These include a king-size and a single, making this an excellent option for a small family. There is also a family shower room, where you can freshen up before starting your day. Spend sunny afternoons and evenings out in the courtyard garden. Carefully follow the stone steps up to the lawn and supervise children and pets as they play. Stroll just 1.5 miles to Penrhyn Slate Quarry, the location for Zip World, home to the fastest zip line in the world and the longest in Europe. Venture 10 miles to see picturesque Aber Falls in the Eryri National Park. This is widely described as one of the most dramatic waterfalls in Wales and can be accessed as part of a scenic walk. Spend time on the beach at Llanfairfechan, 10.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £484.00
Rosemarket, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 0 Yes
This semi-detached cottage rests in Rosemarket, Pembrokeshire and can sleep four people in two bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £295.00
Morfa Nefyn, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 1 Yes
A detached property situated on the outskirts of Morfa Nefyn. It houses two bedrooms and can sleep up to three people.
Weekly prices from £321.00
Llanberis, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 1 1 Yes
This detached cottage is situated in an isolated position close to Llanberis in North Wales and can sleep four people in one bedroom.
Weekly prices from £373.00
Beddgelert, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 1 Yes
This Swedish-style cabin rests on the e outskirts of Beddgelert sleeps four people, in two bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £518.00
Rosemarket, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 1 Yes
This delightful barn conversion rests in Rosemarket, Pembrokeshire, Wales and can sleep four people in two bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £264.00
Rosemarket, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 1 Yes
This lovely barn conversion rests in Rosemarket, Pembrokeshire and can sleep six people in two bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £316.00