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.
2,429 properties found
Denbigh, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 2 Yes
Bring together your nearest and dearest in this spacious family home in North Wales. The property is close to the coast, including the seaside resort of Rhyl (9 miles), and is also within 10 miles of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley – an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering spectacular walking opportunities. After a day of adventure, enjoy evenings under the stars in the stunning garden, complete with hot tub and undercover dining area. Enter the detached property into the spacious kitchen/diner, which is decorated in neutral tones and has patio doors opening out onto the garden. Spend quality time together here, trying out new recipes in the sleek kitchen area and enjoying memorable mealtimes around the dining table. After dinner, relax in the cosy lounge, where you’ll find comfortable seating arranged around a Smart TV and a wood burner for those chilly evenings. Alternatively, retire to the sunroom with a glass of wine and a good book. Completing the ground floor is a utility room and wet room. All four bedrooms are upstairs, along with the large family bathroom. The property has a fabulous enclosed, outdoor entertaining space, with an undercover dining area, large patio, lawn, and private hot tub. Walkers and outdoor enthusiasts will be in their element, with multiple tracks and trails to explore from the front door. Further afield, you’ll find the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley (10 miles), with its spectacular heather-clad hills and exceptional wildlife-watching opportunities. The Offa’s Dyke Path also passes nearby. If you fancy a day at the coast, journey north to Rhyl (9 miles), with its long, sandy beach and traditional seaside attractions. For shopping and eating out, you’ll be spoilt for choice in the bustling market towns of Denbigh (6.5 miles) and Mold (24 miles).
Weekly prices from £851.00
Llangadog, Mid Wales
8 4 3 Yes
This rural retreat boasts a peaceful location within Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons), 7 miles from the picturesque town of Llandeilo. The property sleeps eight guests and provides ample space, indoors and outside, for spending quality time with your nearest and dearest. After a day of exploring, unwind next to the wood burner or in the hot tub, or spend a fun night with friends and family in the shared games room. The converted barn sits within 70 acres of farmland, and shares a courtyard with one other holiday home. The property features beautiful oak flooring, exposed stonework, and luxurious little extras to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Come together for family mealtimes in the traditional kitchen/diner, where you’ll find everything you need to cater for the group and a large dining table to seat everyone. After dinner, head through to the cosy lounge, where you can watch TV or play games next to the warming wood burner. Also on the ground floor is a delightful double bedroom with an en-suite wet room. Follow the oak staircase upstairs, to discover the remaining bedrooms. Two of the bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, and one of the bedrooms is accessed via another bedroom (these rooms have sloping ceilings, so you may experience restricted head height). Outside, a sunny terrace leads to a spacious, enclosed garden with furniture and a BBQ for al fresco dining, along with a fabulous hot tub with breathtaking views. You’ll also have access to a shared games room. The colourful market town of Llandeilo is known for its wonderful array of independent shops and eateries. Wander amongst its pastel-painted Georgian houses, before dining in one of the many pubs or restaurants serving delicious local produce. Just outside the town is the National Trust estate of Dinefwr Park, featuring a 12th-century castle, landscaped parkland, and medieval deer park – it’s the perfect place for a relaxing afternoon stroll. For a more challenging hike, head to the glacial lake of Llyn y Fan (8.5 miles) to take on the stunning 4-mile circular route.
Weekly prices from £1,103.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
8 4 3 Yes
Overlooking Castle Beach, and just one hundred metres from Harbour Beach, this light-filled maisonette makes a fantastic family holiday retreat in the heart of Tenby. Offering cosy accommodation for up to eight guests, the property has been stylishly decorated and beautifully furnished, offering lovely views from the second and third floors of an impressive house close to the seafront. Within easy reach of all the town’s historic sites and popular beaches, this cheerful retreat is a great base for exploring a gorgeous corner of Pembrokeshire. A shared entrance leads up to the lower floor of this private maisonette where you will find a delightful lounge decorated in light pastel shades and making an ideal space for you to unwind, watch a film or take in the sea views. The spacious kitchen/diner has ample equipment so you can cook up a family feast to enjoy around the central dining table. There are two charming double bedrooms on this floor, each offering en-suite shower rooms, Smart TVs and glimpses towards the sea. Heading upstairs to the upper floor, the landing has a small lounge area for children, with a TV and games, alongside the two final bedrooms, both twin rooms with low sloping ceilings and sea views. The property also offers a relaxing family bathroom. Although the property has no outdoor space of its own, Castle Beach is just 50 metres away, with the quieter Harbour Beach is a 100 metre stroll. Please note, group bookings may be checked to ensure the purpose of the stay is for a holiday, and where relevant, a security deposit may be required. All four of Tenby’s beaches – Harbour, Castle, North and South – are within 300 metres, making this property a fabulous base for beach lovers and water sports fans. Also nearby are historic attractions including Tenby Castle, the Tudor Merchant’s House, the ancient town walls and the picturesque harbour, where you can take a boat trip out to the beautiful Caldey Island.
Weekly prices from £793.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
8 4 1 Yes
This spacious, period property boasts a fantastic location in Tenby, just 500 metres from South Beach and within easy reach of the iconic harbour and bustling town centre. The holiday home, which suits both families and groups of friends, has two lounge areas and an enclosed garden that’s ideal for outdoor entertaining. Nearby attractions include Manor Wildlife Park (3.5 miles) and Oakwood Theme Park (10 miles). The Georgian property retains many of its period features and is decorated in a homely style, with artwork on the walls and seaside-themed accessories. Enter the property through the front garden and up a few steps. Inside, kick off sandy shoes in the hallway, and head downstairs to the lower ground floor, where you can prepare tasty feasts in the kitchen and enjoy sociable mealtimes in the dining room. Completing this level is a handy shower room. After dinner, climb the stairs back to the ground-floor lounge for a movie night in front of the TV/DVD, or curl up in the snug with your book. The four inviting bedrooms are arranged across the first and second floor, and you’ll also find the family bathroom on the second floor. Outside, the enclosed patio garden backs onto the famous town walls. Relax here, with a glass of wine or an al fresco supper. Tenby is a vibrant seaside town packed with independent shops and restaurants. Head down to the colourful harbour to watch the fishing boats coming and going, or perhaps hop on the boat to visit Caldey Island. Tenby is known for its spectacular sandy beaches, where you can spend the day building sandcastles, playing beach games, and swimming in the sea. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path passes through the town, and you can follow it for 5 miles to the neighbouring resort of Saundersfoot.
Weekly prices from £1,436.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
8 4 3 Yes
Made for multi-generational stays, this perfect family holiday home benefits from features such as a downstairs bedroom and bathroom, two lounges offering plenty of space to chill out and easy access to Tenby’s North Beach (300 metres) and the town centre (0.5 miles). The traditionally styled, 300-year-old cottage hosts a total of eight guests and is dog-friendly, meaning no one needs to be left behind when planning a trip with friends or an extended family break. So much adventure is assured nearby making it ideal for those younger, more energetic guests. Try your hand at water sports, rewarding hikes and a world of adrenaline-pumping excursions at activity centres nearby. Benefiting from a delightful blend of traditional design features with up-to-date décor, you’re sure to feel at home as soon as you arrive here. Two living rooms on the ground floor ensure that everyone’s got space to relax on an evening, one with a wood burner and a Smart TV for crowding around together on a cool winter’s evening. Also on this floor, the kitchen is modern with a handy breakfast bar feature and there’s a more spacious dining table just next door. Find four bedrooms and three bathrooms positioned throughout the ground and first floor with space for everyone to settle in. Outside, a small garden area has a bench for outdoor seating. Along with your easy proximity to North Beach, you can also reach the town’s Castle Beach and South Beach in less than a mile, adding some variety to your trip’s beach days. To reach said beaches you’ll need to wander through the charming walled streets of historic Tenby, soaking up the delightful coastal culture as you go. Wander up to the castle and take in the majestic 360-degree views from this amazing vantage point, admiring the lively harbour and the stunning Caldey Island.
Weekly prices from £844.00
Penally, Nr Tenby, Mid Wales
8 4 2 Yes
Accommodating eight guests (couples and families only) across four bedrooms, this spacious holiday home is situated in an elevated position with captivating countryside views that stretch towards the sea, and comes complete with a lovely tiered garden as well as a sunny veranda. Climb a flight of stairs to the front door and enter the split-level hall. Take a few steps up to the living room, which is furnished with comfortable sofas and equipped with a TV/DVD. Relax in the bay window seat and enjoy distant sea views while immersing yourself in a good book. Continue to the kitchen/diner, where you can prepare delicious home-cooked meals in this well-equipped space. A convenient utility is also at your disposal. When it’s time to rest, discover two double bedrooms, a twin bedroom, a shower room, and a separate cloakroom on the ground floor. In addition, there’s a king-size bedroom on the ground floor with an en-suite bathroom. All bedrooms have TVs, while the king-size bedroom offers splendid countryside views. Downstairs, a table tennis room doubles as a bike store if needed. Outside, a private rear garden with mature flower beds awaits, with tiered steps leading to the BBQ patio—a perfect spot for al fresco dining on warm summer evenings. Additionally, a veranda and paved area at the front of the property offer even more seating options. Well-located in the delightful village of Penally, a stroll of under 500 metres takes you to the village centre with its local shops, pubs, and restaurants. The sandy beach is a hundred metres further, offering direct access to the 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path. For golf enthusiasts, Trefloyne Manor Golf Club (1 mile) and Tenby Golf Club (2 miles) are nearby, along with the 18-hole pitch and putt course, driving range, and crazy golf at Heatherton World of Activities (4.5 miles). History enthusiasts can walk the Victorian streets of Tenby (1 mile) or explore the medieval castle at Pembroke, 9 miles from home. Please note: Stag or hen parties are not permitted at this property.
Weekly prices from £1,053.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
8 4 3 Yes
This attractive property, set over three levels, is ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a tranquil holiday get-together close to the beach. The property is within half a mile of Tenbys many attractions, including the sparkling sands and shore of North Tenby Beach, so be sure to bring your buckets, spades, and water sports gear. Explore the Tudor-walled town and cobbled streets and alleyways; the summer cafe culture is enhanced in July and August when the central streets are pedestrianised. Families with children should visit Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo (6 miles) for a fun day out. Step inside this welcoming home, which is beautifully furnished and greets you with bright, airy, and spacious interiors. Youll find a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room on the ground floor. Head upstairs to the first floor, and there is a large open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area where you can relax on the plush sofas and enjoy chatting, reading, or watching a movie together on TV. Whip up plenty of feasts for family or friends in a kitchen with all the necessary appliances. Further stairs lead to the three remaining bedrooms – two doubles (one en-suite), a twin, plus a family bathroom. Outside, two flights of steps lead up to a paved patio area with a picnic bench, making this a lovely spot to enjoy al fresco dining on warmer evenings. For nature enthusiasts, the property offers easy access to the scenic Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, starting from the Tenby beach. Venture further and explore the coastal formations at Stackpole (12 miles) or take a cliff top walk to the secluded bay at Ragwen Point (13.5 miles). If youre in the mood for a day trip away from the coast, historic Pembroke Castle (11 miles) and Manor Wildlife Park (3.5 miles) are must-see attractions.
Weekly prices from £853.00
Blaenau Ffestiniog, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 2 Yes
An attractive countryside escape enveloped by the rolling landscape of the Snowdonia National Park and set in the sleepy hamlet of Gellilydan. This relaxing abode is perfect for a multigenerational family escape or a getaway with friends plus a couple of waggy-tailed companions. Stroll cobbled streets, admire colourful buildings, and scoff fresh pasta in the Mediterranean-inspired fishing village of Portmeirion (8 miles). Back at base, throw open the French doors and congregate on the patio for a hearty outdoor feast. Set across one floor, this spacious retreat boasts a fresh country interior with airy neutral hues, lightwood detailing, and cosy soft furnishings. Slip off boots and towel down muddy hounds in the hallway then gather for post-adventure snacks in the elegant kitchen/diner. Pour a tipple and potter in the kitchen with sleek dark cabinetry. Pop a bottle of bubbly, adorn the carved wooden dining table with a selection of tempting dishes, and then settle in for an evening of celebrations. Pad into the lounge and sink onto the plump sofas to indulge in a sweet treat. Unwind with a family favourite movie on the Smart TV or escape to the games for a high-stakes game of table football. Rest up in your choice of four inviting bedrooms, consisting of a chic en-suite king, two neat doubles, and a twin. Outdoors, little ones and furry friends can play on the grassy lawn while the adults cook up a sizzling feast on the charcoal BBQ. Board the iconic Ffestiniog Heritage Railway (6 miles) to glide through the tranquil Welsh countryside in vintage style. Drink in the salty ocean air with a stroll along the coastline at Borth-y-Gest Beach (10 miles), then refuel with a fresh seafood supper on the bustling harbourfront of Porthmadog (9 miles).
Weekly prices from £930.00
Dyffryn Ardudwy, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 4 Yes
This converted chapel offers the perfect location for friends and family to explore the captivating beauty of Snowdonia’s coast and countryside. With light and airy open-plan living, sea views, and easy access to the local pub, shop, and beach, enjoy a memorable group gathering on the North Wales coast. Inside, discover feature windows, exposed beams, and a host of thoughtful little extras. Upstairs, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner awaits, drenched in natural light and offering stunning views towards the sea. If you decide to dine in, you’ll find all the necessary equipment in this sociable space. The dining area, capable of seating up to 12 people, is the perfect setting to enjoy your culinary creations. As the day winds down, relax in the lounge on the comfortable sofas. On this floor, you’ll also find a convenient shower room and a twin room with an elevated view of the living area. On the ground floor, there’s a king-size bedroom with a curved wall and an en-suite wet room, a super-king-size zip-and-link room with an en-suite shower room, and another super-king-size zip-and-link bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The enclosed garden is just a few metres from the chapel, across a quiet lane, and features a fenced lawn and shrubs. This cottage can be booked alongside the adjacent cottage, Hafan y r Haf, which accommodates four people. The property is ideally situated between Barmouth (6 miles), renowned for its picturesque harbour, and Harlech (5 miles), famous for its historic castle. You’ll find golden sandy beaches, cafes, shops, museums, and galleries within 2 miles of your door. The area offers numerous activities, including stand-up paddleboarding, boat trips, fishing, sea swimming, rock climbing, walking, and cycling. Golf enthusiasts can tee off at the Royal St David’s links golf course in Harlech, while mountain biking enthusiasts can head to Coed-y-Brenin (22 miles). Nearby, Snowdonia National Park beckons with its extensive footpaths and cycle routes amidst breathtaking landscapes.
Weekly prices from £993.00