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.
2,412 properties found
Pwllheli, Snowdonia and North Wales
7 4 3 Yes
A contemporary town house in the town of Pwllheli in North Wales which can sleep seven people in four bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £574.00
Pentraeth, Anglesey
7 3 2 Yes
This detached cottage is located near to the village of Pentraeth on the Isle of Anglesey and can sleep seven people in three bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £371.00
Cardigan, Mid Wales
7 4 2 Yes
Enjoying wonderful views across Ceredigion Bay, this stunning holiday property makes a fantastic retreat for families and friends seeking a relaxing hideaway along a stunning part of the West Wales coastline. Providing cosy and welcoming accommodation for up to seven guests across four bright bedrooms, the colourful, light-filled house has been stylishly furnished and tastefully decorated with an array of charming artworks. Situated in the picturesque village of Tresaith, this delightful, detached getaway lies within easy reach of a golden sandy beach, and makes a fantastic base for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers. Two external flights of steps lead down to this charming coastal property, with a walkway offering fantastic views of the bay. Inside, the airy lounge/diner is a perfect space for everyone to settle back and take in the views. The spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen has an additional central breakfast bar. There’s also a lovely ground-floor double bedroom with sea views, and a refreshing bathroom. Three further bedrooms are on the first floor, all with skylights in low sloping ceilings; a delightful double, a cheery en-suite twin and a pretty single room where the bed is reached via a short ladder. From the dining area, bifold doors lead to the large, enclosed garden which has a sweet patio area with outdoor furniture alongside a pretty lawn offering fantastic views over the village towards the sea. There’s also a BBQ and a sociable sheltered bar area for you to unwind in. Tresaith is a cheerful village with a friendly inn, a lovely beach and a stunning waterfall tumbling into the sea. The nearby resort of Aberporth (1.5 miles) also has a gorgeous beach and some great places to eat and drink. Local attractions include the Internal Fire Museum of Power, The National Wool Museum, and Cilgerran Castle, all within 11 miles.
Weekly prices from £1,127.00
Aberdyfi, Snowdonia and North Wales
7 3 2 Yes
Nestled in a patch of ancient woodland on the banks of the Dyfi Estuary, this tranquil lodge is the perfect rural escape. Surrounded by woodland walks with mesmerising estuary views, it offers total seclusion yet is conveniently located between the seaside resort of Aberdyfi and eco-friendly market town of Machynlleth. Sleeping seven guests in four bedrooms, this dog-friendly property is ideal for nature-loving families and groups seeking solitude. Thoughtfully laid out over two storeys, this charming abode exudes warmth and comfort and has a relaxed rural style. The bright and cheerful country-style kitchen is beautifully equipped for preparing home-cooked meals, while a breakfast bar offers a convenient spot to perch with your morning coffee while browsing the papers. Next door, the spacious lounge/diner invites sociable evenings in, with a long dining table and a selection of deep seating arranged around the warming wood burner. Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase the peaceful views, while outside a covered sun terrace offers the perfect spot to dine alfresco or stargaze while sharing a bottle of wine. When it’s time to rest your head, a single bedroom and wet room on the ground floor takes care of guests with mobility issues. There are three further bedrooms on the first floor – a king-size, super-king-size and a twin – along with a sleek family bathroom with a freestanding bathtub and walk-in shower. Wander out from your front door to explore the ancient woodland, which once formed part of the Welsh Celtic Rainforest, and watch for wildlife over the estuary. Enjoy golden sands, go crabbing from the quay or get active with a range of water sports in the traditional seaside resort of Aberdyfi (3 miles). Travel to the popular market town of Machynlleth at the head of the estuary (7.5 miles) to discover independent shops and a rich cultural heritage.
Weekly prices from £770.00
Corwen, Snowdonia and North Wales
7 3 2 Yes
You’ll dream of nights sitting beside the fire in this welcoming North Wales cottage, a traditional-meets-modern bolthole hosting up to six guests. The property is both family and dog-friendly making it an ideal base for your next adventure, situated just walking distance from the town of Corwen (1 mile) and with the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley AONB on its doorstep. Lovingly updated to feature so many creature comforts, the holiday home invites you to spend restful mornings or fun-packed evenings together, whether that’s outside with the wood-fired hot tub blazing away or inside with the Smart TV playing your family’s favourite film. Original wooden floorboards, handsome feature fireplaces and exposed stonework add to the grand country charm of this 19th-century cottage. Although filled with period features, both floors have been thoroughly modernised to ensure you’ve got everything you need. Make use of the extensive space and quality appliances in the kitchen before serving up a celebratory dinner in the dining room. The ground floor offers function as well as form, complete with a ground-floor shower room and a handy boot room. Outside you’ll also find a bike wash station and lockable bike store for after those cycling excursions. Back indoors, move on up to the first floor to find three bedrooms, each with extraordinarily comfy interiors. On the banks of the River Dee, Corwen is a delightful base for embarking on all kinds of North Wales adventure. It’s at the base of the Clwydian Hills with Moel Morfydd just a hike away (6.5 miles). Venturing along the river, Llangollen (9.5 miles) is a superbly scenic town with a selection of shops, pubs and cafes, along with a heritage railway line offering tours of the countryside around it. Also, just a drive away is the edge of the Snowdonia National Park (less than 15 miles) which opens you up to a world of adventure.
Weekly prices from £825.00
St. Ishmaels, Mid Wales
7 3 2 Yes
This spacious family home is in the rural village of St Ishmaels, 6.5 miles from the harbour town of Milford Haven. The property sleeps seven guests and has a sociable, open-plan layout and an enclosed garden that’s ideal for children and canine companions. You’ll be close to some fabulous beaches, including the hidden gem of Lidsway Bay (1.5 miles), which is only accessible via the coast path. The stylish holiday home is bright and airy, with an open-plan layout and vibrant pops of colour in the soft furnishings and accessories. The sociable lounge/kitchen/diner has comfortable leather sofas to recline on after a busy day, as well as a Smart TV and a roaring wood burner. Patio doors open from here to the garden, extending the social space further in summer months. The colourful kitchen area is a joy to cook in, with everything needed to cater for a large group and a table to seat everyone. Just off the kitchen is a handy utility room. The property has three inviting bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite bathroom. A stylish shower room completes the accommodation. The enclosed garden has a Mediterranean style, with a veranda with outdoor furniture leading to a series of raised, gravel areas with additional seating. A large chalk board will keep little ones entertained, and there’s also a plinth for use with disposable BBQs. Finally, an outdoor shower allows you to wash sandy boots and paws after a day at the beach. The harbour town of Milford Haven has a bustling marina that’s packed with independent restaurants, cafes, shops, and galleries – it’s the perfect place to while away a few hours, whilst admiring the boats bobbing in the water. There’s also a popular activity centre for those wishing to get out and explore via kayak or paddleboard. The charming coastal village of Dale (3.5 miles) is also well worth a visit, with its friendly Welsh pubs and dramatic coast paths. For a traditional day at the seaside, head to the family favourite of Marloes Sands (4.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £890.00
Llandysul, Mid Wales
7 4 2 Yes
This welcoming house in a quiet rural lane is a perfect base for families or a group of friends looking to explore the coast and countryside of beautiful West Wales. Your holiday home sleeps seven guests, with an additional welcome for two canine chums, and is within a mile of a shop and a pub. The lively market town of Newcastle Emlyn, just 3 miles away, offers a range of eateries, independent shops with fresh local produce and scenic walks beside the lovely River Teifi. Glorious golden beaches are within easy reach, and youll discover country walks galore from the doorstep. The light and spacious interior is charmingly furnished, with bright cushions, pictures and plants creating a homely feel. Enjoy country views from the first-floor open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner and relax on comfortable seating before the wood burner. The stylish kitchen has ample space for all around the dining table. Also on this floor is a cosy single bedroom. Downstairs are three further delightful bedrooms: two doubles, one with an en-suite shower room, and a twin, along with a family bathroom. Outside, the pretty front garden houses a hot tub, outdoor seating and a BBQ, with a second patio to the rear. Climb aboard the Teifi Valley Railway (3.5 miles), a narrow gauge railway that chugs through unspoiled countryside - you can explore its fascinating small museum in a Victorian signal box and children will love the adjoining miniature railway and crazy golf. Watch awe-inspiring waterfalls cascade into the Teifi at Cenarth Falls (6 miles) and visit the National Trusts magnificent Cilgerran Castle (12.5 miles), perched above the spectacular Teifi Gorge. For days out at the seaside, head for family beaches at Aberporth (8.5 miles), and Poppit Sands (14 miles). While seasonal restrictions apply, both have large, dog-friendly sections.
Weekly prices from £676.00
Conwy, Snowdonia and North Wales
7 4 3 Yes
Ticking every box imaginable for a family-friendly stay in North Wales, this incredible farmhouse offers comfortable, cosy rooms, plenty of on-site facilities and excellent attractions nearby. It benefits from being truly rural with rolling fields all around, yet is just 1 mile from the heritage site of Conwy, around 2.5 miles from a selection of beaches and 20 miles from the fabulous Isle of Anglesey. You can explore Snowdonia National Park footpaths from your doorstep, before heading home to soothe those aching walker’s muscles in the sauna. The property invites a total of seven guests and two dogs to stay, ensuring no one must miss out on this exceptional Conwy Valley getaway. Decadent decor and original farmhouse features are gently merged in this exceptional two-storey property. You’ll need to move up to the first floor to enjoy the open-plan living space, an elevated area offering far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. A door from here leads down external steps to the garden, allowing you to easily serve up alfresco meals in your large, enclosed outdoor space. Back inside, find one single bedroom upstairs and the remaining three bedrooms all downstairs. The downstairs bedrooms, two doubles and a twin, each offer a TV and two have en-suites. Elsewhere on-site, the owners have designed the farmland with a shared games room that younger visitors will adore, as well as space to store outdoor adventure equipment and, of course, the sauna. There is private parking for two cars. A must-visit destination on the North Wales coast, Castell Conwy (1.5 miles) is one of Wales’ UNESCO World Heritage Sites and is a real sight to behold. Explore further history while visiting the 16th-century Plas Mawr house (1.5 miles) and the 1920s Ale House in the town centre. A little further away, Conwy Morfa Beach (2.5 miles) is a stand-out spot for warm, sunny days.
Weekly prices from £779.00
Llandysul, Mid Wales
7 4 3 Yes
Lose yourself in stunning views across the wild West Wales countryside from the hot tub and almost every window of this lovingly restored former farmhouse; the perfect, peaceful retreat ideal for families or groups of friends, just a stone’s throw from the picturesque Cardigan coastline. Retaining the period charm of the original farmhouse, featuring exposed stone walls and beams, the lounge offers a glimpse into times past, with the roaring wood burner setting the scene for pure relaxation. Reminiscent of a traditional country cottage, the blend of rustic charm with contemporary touches in the kitchen/diner will inspire you to get creative with your fabulous local flavours. Flooded with plenty of sunlight, the stunning, oak-framed conservatory is the perfect spot to plan tomorrow’s adventure, while the games room offers an escape for children to let off some steam. There are four bedrooms on offer upstairs, one en-suite king-suite, one double, one twin and one single, all of which feature wonderful views to wake up to. From sunrise to sunset, the patio is a haven of tranquillity; make the most of your stunning surroundings by dining alfresco with a glass of something chilled or slipping into the hot tub. This beautiful, rural setting overlooking rural West Wales is a paradise for keen walkers and nature lovers, with a host of wonderful trails that can be explored on foot or two wheels beginning within the surrounding area. Nearby New Quay (8 miles) offers access to the idyllic Pembrokeshire Coast Path and wonderful boat trips from the harbour to spot glimpses of the resident bottlenose dolphins. For a traditional bucket-and-spade day at the seaside, the breathtaking beaches of Penbryn, Llangrannog and Aberaeron lining the idyllic Cardigan Bay coastline can all be reached within 10.5 miles.
Weekly prices from £1,170.00