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
Dale, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 3 2 Yes
This semi-detached cottage is situated in Haverfordwest, Wales and can sleep six people in three bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £488.00
Rosemarket, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 3 2 Yes
This semi-detached cottage rests in Rosemarket near Neyland in Pembrokeshire and can sleep seven people in three bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £344.00
Tenby, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 3 1 Yes
This lovely terraced cottage is based in Tenby, Wales and can sleep six people in three bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £669.00
Bridgend, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 3 2 Yes
Boasting a light and airy interior, and perfectly blending contemporary with charming rustic features, this handsome hideaway nestled in Southerndown is a beautiful base for six friends or a family to explore the coast and country. With access to open countryside right on your doorstep, this idyllic property couldnt be better for avid ramblers. Step inside the wing of this 18th-century residence and head straight up the stairs to find yourselves in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The living area is a fresh, neutrally-toned space to be enjoyed all year round, whether warming up in front of the wood burner or opening the skylights and admiring the coast and countryside views. The well-equipped kitchen is a one-wall fitted unit, giving you plenty of space to rustle up those group meals, while the table offers a lovely spot from which to enjoy playing cards, laughter and making plans for your stay. Downstairs, three bedrooms in calming colours ensure a restful night for all party members, including a twin room and two doubles, one of which hosts an en-suite shower room. Rounding off the inside of the home is the family bathroom. Outside, a private lawn offers more than enough space for guests to congregate for meals alfresco or for sipping morning coffees in the sunshine. The pretty coastal village of Southerndown provides a pub, a cafe and easy access to the glorious sands of Dunraven Bay (200 metres). Famous for its rock pooling, this lovely beach is very popular with fossil hunters and families seeking a quiet day at the shore. The coastal path is just 400 metres from your door and features spectacular scenery in every direction, while discerning shoppers may like to pop by Cowbridge (9 miles) for its independent shops and array of eateries.
Weekly prices from £712.00
Swansea, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 3 2 Yes
Bright open-plan interiors, a spacious enclosed garden and a coastal location in the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty make this cosy South Wales cottage ideal for a group of friends or family plus one canine companion seeking a wholesome getaway. Wake up to sea views and spend your time away exploring the nearby sandy beaches, nature walking trails and quaint towns. Enter the detached property to find a welcoming wooden and yellow kitchen with a sizable ‘L’-shaped fitted unit with dark surface tops. Plenty of natural light pours through the wide over-sink window onto the dining area with a wooden table and seating for four. The main living space is a lounge/diner with glass patio doors, neutral tones and a wooden beam across the ceiling that divides the two areas. Gather at the wooden dining table with seating for six before snuggling up on the leather sofa or sinking into an armchair beside the wood burner-effect gas fire. Continue through the hallway to reach a twin room and a bathroom. Upstairs is a family shower room plus two bedrooms with sea views – a double and a twin. Outside, you’ll find a large, enclosed grassy garden with a patio, BBQ, furniture and storage space for bikes or surfboards. While staying in the coastal village of Port Eynon in the Gower, you’ll have two eateries and a gin distillery (0.5 miles) to check out. Pack a picnic and head to the sandy dog-friendly Port Eynon Beach (0.5 miles) and sniff out the nearby historical landmarks like Port Eynon Salt House, Skysea and Culver Hole around Port Eynon Point (within 1 mile). Visit the expansive sandy shores of Rhossili Bay Beach (6 miles) and walk the Worms Head Causeway (6 miles).
Weekly prices from £720.00
Bridgend, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 4 1 Yes
Elegant and traditional cottage interiors combined with sea views make this two-storey property an excellent choice for a tranquil coastal break with a group of up to six human guests and one canine companion. Boasting two lounge areas, a garden and a dining room, there’s plenty of space for socialising or spending time alone. Explore the nearby sandy beaches, nature reserves and lively Welsh towns while staying in Ogmore By Sea. As you enter the property, you’ll find yourself on the first floor, which offers a reception lounge with sea views, a wheelchair-friendly shower and a double bedroom. Down half a flight of stairs is the ground floor, which houses a graceful pink lounge with more sea views, chandelier lighting, tasteful art and an open fire. Across the hallway is a bright ‘U’-shaped kitchen with coastal colours and shaker-style cabinets. After cooking a feast for your loved ones, tuck in around the wooden table in the dining room. There is also a utility room on this level. Find the remaining three bedrooms on the second floor – consisting of two doubles and a single with an additional pull-out bed. To the rear of the property is an enclosed patio with furniture and sea views. During your stay in Ogmore-by-Sea, you’ll have a cafe and restaurant nearby (less than 0.5 miles) while also being less than 1 mile away from the golden sandy Ogmore By Sea Beach – which is dog-friendly all year round. Take Fido for a sniff around the remains of the Norman stone Ormore Castle (2 miles) and wander along the River Ogmore. Stop by the Pant Mari Flanders Mediaeval Well (2 miles) and discover the various hiking trails on your doorstep – like The Bunny Run (1.5 miles) and Vantage Point (1.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £776.00
Bridgend, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 2 2 Yes
Escape to this beautiful stone holiday home in South Wales and take in views across the countryside to the coast. The former stable and blacksmith’s forge at Southerndown, 1.5 miles from Ogmore-by-Sea, has been beautifully converted and now sleeps six guests across two bedrooms. Offering dog-friendly accommodation, it sits in fabulous gardens, complete with a hot tub, children’s play area and fire pit. A 0.5-mile footpath opposite leads down to the beach. Enter the former stable section to find enticing accommodation that balances rustic charm with contemporary style. At ground-floor level discover a large family bedroom, with two 4’ double beds. Climb the stairs to the first floor to emerge in a spacious lounge/kitchen/diner that looks out towards the sea. Find a good film on the Smart TV in here, play games and rustle up delicious meals for everyone to enjoy at the table. There is also a snug/study on this floor where family members can savour a few quiet moments. A family shower room and utility room are also at this level. The accommodation within the former forge has its own entrance. Enter to find a bedroom furnished with a king-size bed and set of bunks for children under 14. The room has a Smart TV, en-suite shower room and access to the garden. Spill outside to make the most of the opportunities for outdoor living at this property. Relax in the seating areas, cook on the BBQ and soak in the hot tub after your trips out. Spend time in fashionable Cowbridge, 9 miles away, pottering in the shops and having afternoon tea in an elegant eatery. Visit the designer outlet in Bridgend, 7 miles away. Experienced hikers might like to walk 1.5 miles out along the coast at low tide to see the waterfall at Cwm Mawr.
Weekly prices from £919.00
Bridgend, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 3 2 Yes
Set on the cliff-top near two golden beaches, this luxurious farmhouse apartment offers a magical escape to the Glamorgan Heritage Coast. With breathtaking views over plunging cliffs and secluded coves, this dog-friendly apartment is ideal for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. While away days birdwatching and fishing on the Ogmore river, exploring sandy coves and walking coastal trails. Then return here to rest and recharge while watching crashing waves from your sofa. Enter the communal farmhouse building and climb the stairs to this first-floor abode. Step inside to find a light and bright space that seamlessly combines comfort and style. With its neutral decor and large windows overlooking the sea, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner forms the heart of this chic apartment. Styled with striking mosaic tiles and equipped with everything you need to prepare home-cooked treats, the kitchen is a delight to cook in. Then settle around the dining table to savour your creations over a bottle of wine. Get cosy on the large corner sofa, thoughtfully arranged so you can watch TV or simply gaze out at the view. When it’s time to rest your head, get comfy under the covers of the king-size or double bedroom, each with a convenient en-suite shower room. A snug with two adult-sized bunk beds provides additional sleeping space for larger groups. While this apartment doesn’t have any private outdoor space, it’s set on a small complex of three properties, which share access to an onsite bar and cafe, and a garden with picnic tables. From here you can pick up the 14-mile heritage coast path stretching between Aberthaw and Porthcrawl, or venture north to the expansive golden sands and rock pools at Ogmore-by-Sea (1 mile). Observe wading birds where the river meets the sea, or see if you can catch your dinner at this popular angling spot. Ten miles inland, the market town of Cowbridge boasts a selection of independent shops and eateries.
Weekly prices from £761.00
Usk, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 3 2 Yes
Join friends and family in this delightful barn conversion, just outside the village of Llandenny and 2 miles from Raglan. You’ll find endless walks to explore in the area, either directly from the property or, further afield, in the Wye Valley and Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons), both within 20 miles. Nearby attractions include Raglan Castle (3.5 miles) and Tintern Abbey (12 miles). The single-storey holiday home is decorated in a contemporary style, with neutral tones, homely touches, and cosy underfloor heating. The main living area is an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with a glowing wood burner and far-reaching countryside views. Relax here, after a day of exploring, snuggled up on the corner sofa as you watch a movie on the Smart TV/DVD, or trying out new recipes using fresh, local ingredients in the stylish kitchen area. Taking centre stage is a dining table with bench seating to accommodate everyone. The property has three inviting bedrooms, accessed via a couple of steps and all with characterful, exposed beams. These bedrooms include two double rooms, one with an en-suite shower room, and a welcoming twin. Completing the interior is a well-appointed family bathroom. Outside, dine alfresco or toast marshmallows around the fire pit in the enclosed, shared garden. There’s also an enclosed paddock that’s perfect for furry guests. Journey into the pretty village of Raglan to potter around its independent shops, before refuelling in one of the friendly village pubs. The village is also home to the impressive medieval fortress of Raglan Castle. Abergavenny, known as the gateway to Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, is 11.5 miles away. The town is a real haven for foodies, with artisan shops selling local produce, regular farmers’ markets, and a fantastic array of independent restaurants.
Weekly prices from £864.00