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
Carmarthen, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This coastal hideaway for two is in the picturesque village of Llansteffan. You’ll be less than 500 metres from the sandy beach, and within easy reach of the pubs, tearoom, and fish and chip shop in the village. Further afield, you’ll find independent shops and eateries in nearby Carmarthen (7.5 miles). In the evenings, snuggle up by the wood burner or light the BBQ for a beachside supper under the stars. The detached lodge is reached via a rugged, beach track and is decorated in a style to reflect the surrounding landscape. The light and airy lounge/kitchen/diner is the ideal place to relax, with a cosy lounge area set in front of a wood burner and a TV. The colourful kitchen area is a fun space to cook in, with everything needed for a self-catering break, and there’s a sweet dining table for sharing romantic dinners for two. When it’s time for bed, retire to the inviting king-size bedroom. Completing the property is a stylish bathroom. Outside, there is a decked area where you can sit and take in your peaceful surroundings. There’s also a portable BBQ for al fresco dining. Stroll out of your front door and onto the golden sands of Llansteffan beach, where you can enjoy a picnic or a wander along the shoreline. The Wales Coast Path passes through the village, offering miles of unspoilt coastal walking, or you can embark on the popular circular route around the village, via the castle on the hill. This Norman fortress is a must for history enthusiasts, and is another great spot for a picnic with panoramic views as far as Worm’s Head. The town of Carmarthen is a must for the itinerary, with its quirky restaurants, outdoor markets, and art galleries to explore.
Weekly prices from £449.00
Lampeter, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
It’s a true treat to spend a restful break at this delightful retreat nestled in gorgeous natural surroundings, whether you’re holidaying with a partner or simply enjoying some alone time with your beloved dog. Explore the local area by foot or by bike, or head to the beach (8 miles) for a fun day out by the sea. This unusual and quirky accommodation sleeps one person or a couple in its double bed, which forms part of the main living space. Step inside the pod and you’ll be greeted by a beautiful studio-style space, with wood panelling on the walls and a soothing blue and white colour scheme. The main living area combines a lounge, kitchen, dining room and bedroom, with the shower room and WC in a separate space. When you’re weary from busy days out, relax with a film on the Smart TV. As you enjoy romantic meals at the dining table, you’ll be able to lap up the lakeside views through the glass doors. Outside, a lovely decked area equipped with a BBQ, a seating area and a hot tub sets you up for easy-going days spending some quality time with your loved one. When it’s time to explore your surroundings, you’ll find a pub within 2.5 miles and plenty of shops and restaurants in Lampeter (6.5 miles). A short journey takes you to the bustling seaside resort of New Quay (9.5 miles), where you can visit the marine wildlife museum or try water sports such as sailing, paddleboarding, kayaking, windsurfing, waterskiing and wakeboarding.
Weekly prices from £467.00
New Moat, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Boasting instant curb appeal, this flower-adorned stone cottage is an incredible option for two guests hoping to enjoy a romantic sojourn. The property, which is also dog-friendly, is centrally located in the fabulous county of Pembrokeshire, primed for exploring so many appealing including the tiny city of St Davids (24 miles), the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park (15 miles) and attractions including the Oakwood Theme Park (10.5 miles) and Folly Farm Adventure Park (14 miles). Wherever your day takes you, the attractive interiors of this stone cottage await you coming home each evening, complete with a four-poster bed and a warming wood burner. On arrival, first notice the stunning scenery and the enclosed patio space with a bench for sitting outdoors and savouring your morning coffee. Inside you’re greeted by an open-plan lounge/diner with a fire tucked into one corner and ample comfy seating for both resting and sitting around the dinner table. One step leads up to a well-equipped kitchen for serving up such delicious meals. Along the hallway, the property is completed by a double bedroom with that comfy four-poster and super-soft linens and an invigorating bathroom with a bath over shower next door. Step out with your walking boots on and discover the Llys y Frân Country Park just 2 miles away. With a fabulous reservoir and ample nature trails, this is a pretty place to explore. A little further on, the Victorian house of Scolton Manor (6.5 miles) is worth a tour with 60 acres of fabulous gardens around it. The towns of Haverfordwest (10 miles) and Pembroke (20 miles) are just a drive away, as is the coastal resort town of Tenby (19 miles) with incredible beaches and a working harbour offering plenty of boat trips. Further coastal beauty can be explored from Cardigan, 17.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £434.00
Lampeter, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Nights under the stars and glasses of wine in the hot tub are yours with this special cabin in the Welsh countryside. This stylish glamping pod is in a fabulous location, set within 4.5 acres, with serene countryside and woodland views to enjoy from the decking before heading inside for romantic evenings in with your partner. Make your way over the decking and into this brightly decorated, studio-style retreat, where you will find everything you could need to enjoy a break in the countryside. Sip cocoa as you relax on the comfy sofa and get engrossed in your favourite film before heading to a sumptuous bed for a well-earned sleep. Wake up to glorious views across the lake and breakfast alfresco at the outdoor table and chairs. This is the optimum spot to plan your itinerary for the day or spend slower mornings soaking weary muscles in the private hot tub. Completing the homely hut is a shower room and a nearby on-site utility with a washing machine and tumble dryer. This pretty holiday home offers coast and countryside and it’s easy to explore on foot, two wheels or by car. Discover the picturesque seaside town of New Quay (9 miles) on Cardigan Bay, where you will find shops, bars and restaurants. Wander the miles of golden beaches or enjoy dolphin spotting during a boat trip. Alternatively, Aberystwyth (25 miles) makes for a wonderful seaside day out. Visit the elegant Grade I-listed mansion of Llanerchaeron, 7 miles away, or follow the trails around the grounds to see 200-year-old fruit trees, herbaceous borders and a variety of farm animals.
Weekly prices from £455.00
Goodwick, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This lovely apartment in the coastal town of Goodwick is ideal for couples looking for a peaceful holiday in West Wales and is close to the town of Fishguard (1.5 miles). Goodwick Sands is a small sandy beach less than a mile away, one of many dotted along the coast or follow the Marine Walk out to Saddle Point. Fishguard (1.5 miles) offers an assortment of shops, restaurants, and public houses. Nearby, Pwllgwaelod Cove (7 miles) is perfect for canoeing, and Aberfforest Beach (7.5 miles) is a hidden gem where you can enjoy boating, bathing, wildlife spotting and walking on the coast path. One of three self-contained apartments accessed via steps and winding footpaths, this elegant property is bright and airy during the day yet cosy in the evening. Full of character, the bold and contemporary interior design makes the most of the compact space, with splashes of colour set harmoniously against patterned walls. The open-plan living space has a plush, leather corner sofa to rest weary limbs at the end of a day exploring and a dining table to enjoy a romantic meal while looking out at magnificent views across the bay. The kitchen has all you need to prepare delicious evening meals or a late morning brunch. There is a king-size bedroom and a beautiful bathroom with a Victorian shower over the freestanding bath. Outside, the shared gardens are terraced, with uneven steps and winding footpaths. The private patio has garden furniture and is a lovely place to sit and dine alfresco. For outdoor enthusiasts, sailing, surfing, climbing and coasteering are possible with Sealyham Activity Centre, 8 miles away. Golfers can play 18 holes at Priskilly Forest Golf Club, 7 miles away. A couple of must-see attractions are the lovely Dyffryn Fernant Garden (5 miles), and Castell Henllys Iron Age Village is 13.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £362.00
Goodwick, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This charming house is one of three self-catering apartments in a historic building near Fishguard (1.5 miles) and is ideal for couples seeking a tranquil holiday haven. This dog-friendly property boasts an elevated position with panoramic views over Fishguard Bay. Rumour has it that Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor partied here when filming in the 1970s. Explore dog-friendly Goodwick Sands (0.5 miles) and look for seals, or head further afield to find garden inspiration at the idyllic nearby Dyffryn Fernant Garden (4.5 miles). Head up to this inviting property through shared terraced gardens with winding footpaths and step into the welcoming entrance hall of this beautifully furnished house. The kitchen has everything you need to rustle up romantic dinners, which you can relax and enjoy at the dining table enjoying the view. Snuggle up on the sofa for cosy film nights on the Smart TV, and on fine days, open the patio doors and sip your morning coffee on the decking. The stylish bathroom has a roll-top bath to soak in and enjoy sleeping well in a bedroom featuring a four-poster bed and coastal views. Outside, there’s a large private terraced garden with a seating area and lovely sea views. Please note that this property may not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility due to uneven steps in the approach to the apartment. Embark on a stroll up to Fishguard Port and be rewarded with breathtaking coastal views. Pwllgwaelod Beach, less than 10 miles away, boasts a sand and shingle beach and numerous rock pools to explore. For a more secluded experience, the hidden gem of Abermawr offers a stretch of golden sand to walk along. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the Llys y Frân Country Park & Reservoir (16 miles), where fishing, cycling, walking, and sailing opportunities abound.
Weekly prices from £387.00
Llanybydder, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Surrounded by open fields, mountains and forests and enjoying its own hot tub, this cosy stone barn conversion for two is the ultimate romantic getaway for couples looking to spend quality time together uncovering the West Wales countryside and coastline a stone’s throw away. At the end of a long day’s adventure, there’s no better welcome than the soothing neutral colour palette and extra special homely touches in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Get creative with your delicious local produce and enjoy your efforts by dining romantically seated at the breakfast bar, saving some leftovers for tomorrow’s idyllic picnic. As the evening draws in, cuddle up on the comfy sofa and lose yourself in splendid views across the surrounding countryside or enjoy the latest blockbuster on the Smart TV. When you can’t resist the call of bedtime, retire to the king-size zip-and-link bedroom for a dreamy slumber before tomorrow’s adventure. Admire your fabulous views with a glass of something chilled from the comfort of the hot tub on the enclosed patio, and after sunset, stay up way past bedtime star gazing in the clear night’s sky. Set in a landscape of fields, mountains and forests, this peaceful rural location is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, cyclists and keen walkers with many well-marked paths easily accessible from the doorstep. Head to the market town of Llandysul 7.5 miles away to peruse its array of independent shops and restaurants. Keen coastal explorers can take a boat trip to uncover Cardigan Bay’s marine ecology and Heritage Coast from New Quay 15.5 miles away. From nearby Llanina 13.5 miles away, follow the path past Cei Bach and Cwm Buwch where you can admire the sight of the River Drywi carving its way over a waterfall to the sea.
Weekly prices from £465.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
In a fabulous location close to the town centre, this little gem of a couple’s escape has the brilliant bonus of off-street parking - like gold dust in Tenby! Its open-plan living space is perfectly relaxing after a day on the beach or exploring the Pembrokeshire coast. This former coach house has been cleverly converted to create a two-storey retreat, set behind double gates that lead to a shared courtyard. Step through the property’s patio doors and you’ll find a thoughtfully planned and carefully decorated living space, with everything you’ll need for a comfortable stay. The kitchen has all the equipment necessary to whip up hearty breakfasts or delicious dinners, with space to enjoy your meals at the breakfast bar. Relax on the generously sized sofa and enjoy watching the TV, reading or simply doing nothing at all. When you’re ready to turn in, the way to bed is up a metal spiral staircase, and at the top you’ll find a tranquil double bedroom and an elegant shower room. As for outside space, you’re welcome to use the courtyard, which is equipped with garden furniture and makes a lovely spot for a drink or meal in the fresh air. The property is less than a mile from everything in Tenby, whether you want to sunbathe on the sandy beaches, stroll through the cobbled streets and explore the variety of shops and places to eat, look round the remains of the Norman castle or book a fishing trip from the harbour. In the summer you can take a boat over to tranquil Caldey Island. There’s a golf course 2 miles away and, if you want to venture further afield, the 11th-century Manorbier Castle and its landscaped gardens is 5.5 miles, while Carew Castle and Tidal Mill is 6 miles.
Weekly prices from £503.00
Llangurig , Mid Wales
3 2 1 Yes
This charming end-of-terrace cottage rests in Llangurig, Wales and can sleep three people in two bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £258.00