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.
2,461 properties found
Pembroke, Mid Wales
9 5 3 Yes
Host a group getaway for up to eight other guests and five canine companions in this spacious converted barn with traditional cottage interiors in the Pembrokeshire countryside. Boasting two lounge areas, a dog-friendly enclosed garden and a spacious open-plan layout, this property is perfect for spending quality time with your loved ones. During your getaway on the Castlemartin Peninsula, you can enjoy a balance of coastal adventures, lively town visits and quiet countryside exploration. Enter the property to find an airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner which is filled with natural light through the two patio doors. A traditional cottage feel is created by the wooden beamed ceiling and patterned soft furnishings amongst the nature-themed art. The cosy lounge has two plump sofas surrounding a wood burner-effect electric fire and a TV. Dine together at the central wooden table which is adjacent to the ‘L’-shaped farmhouse-style kitchen with dark tiles and wooden countertops. Also on the ground floor is a family bathroom, a double bedroom and a twin room with an en-suite. Climb the stairs to reach the shower room and three bedrooms – a double, single and bunk bedroom. Completing the interior is a second, smaller lounge on the first floor. Outside, you’ll find a rear enclosed garden plus an additional lawn area which is shared with neighbouring properties. While staying on the outskirts of Hundleton village (0.5 miles), you could visit the town of Pembroke (3 miles) to see the castle and stroll around Mill Pond before grabbing some food at a local pub. Surf, swim and sunbathe at the dog-friendly Freshwater West Beach (6 miles). Step back in time at the ruins of Manorbier Castle (8 miles) or Lamphey Bishops Palace (4.5 miles). You can also explore Pembrokeshire Coast National Park’s coastal trail from Rhoscrowther (5 miles).
Weekly prices from £567.00
Llanrwst, Snowdonia and North Wales
9 4 3 Yes
This historic farmhouse is a rural retreat for the whole family set on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. A Grade II property maintained with so many characterful original features, you’re sure to feel immersed in the beautiful scenery of North Wales throughout your stay here. Enjoy hikes and bike rides aplenty in the surrounding area or bring your canoe to get to know the fabulous waterways including the River Conwy. This impressive property accommodates up to nine guests, complete with a sprawling farmhouse dining table where the whole group can get together and raise a glass to family experiences. It’s also dog-friendly with a large garden that’s secure for ball games. Low-hanging beams and exposed stonework come together to bring charm to this ancient building. Find sociable spaces including the traditional kitchen, the lounge/diner and the sunroom on the ground floor, perfect for relaxing when the weather doesn’t lend itself to evenings outside. Outside find a patio with furniture and a BBQ, along with the luxury touch of a hot tub for soaking beneath the stars. Moving back inside, all of the sleeping and washing facilities are laid out over two floors, with a double bedroom and wet room downstairs and three more bedrooms up one flight of stairs. Whilst enjoying a rural location with walks all around, the property is just 2.5 miles from the village of Betws-y-Coed with local pubs, independent shops and a thrilling zip-lining centre on its outskirts. For further excursions explore the Gwydir Forest Park (5 miles), an area filled with lakes, mountains, old miner’s paths and cycle trails that outdoor adventure-seeking guests will jump at the chance to explore. There’s also Glyder Fawr within easy reach (15 miles), offering circular routes and summit walks for hikers of varying abilities.
Weekly prices from £1,349.00
Aberystwyth, Mid Wales
9 5 3 Yes
Make wonderful holiday memories in a fine period farmhouse with breathtaking views across unspoiled countryside. The spacious property sleeps nine guests, plus two pets, and the large garden houses a luxurious hot tub. This welcoming home is perfect for a get-together of families or friends planning to explore the beautiful landscape of West Wales. The vibrant university and seaside town of Aberystwyth is within 5 miles and there is a shop, pub and beach at nearby Llanrhystud (3 miles), along with a fun farm park. Comfortably furnished, with some vintage items and original beams, the farmhouse is full of character. Light the wood burner and sink into cosy seating in the lounge and catch up over meals in the formal dining room. Relax in the bright conservatory and enjoy home cooking in the colourful country-style kitchen with a handy utility, through which the wet room is accessed. Upstairs are a family bathroom and four bedrooms across two floors. All with lovely views, they comprise a king-size, a super-king-size which can be made up as a twin, a double and a single. A separate staircase leads to another king-size bedroom, plus an en-suite. Outside, drink in the far-reaching vista from a large patio with a hot tub, garden furniture and BBQ. Enjoy a stroll along Aberystwyth’s splendid Victorian promenade, picnic on the sandy beach and take a ride on the cliff railway. Browse shops, museums and galleries, then climb aboard the delightful Vale of Rheidol Railway for a magical, 12-mile steam train excursion. Your journey from Aberystwyth runs through glorious scenery past vintage stations and ends at the beauty spot of Devil’s Bridge, with its famous waterfalls. Feeding lambs, handling pets, a play barn and crazy golf are among the attractions at Fantasy Farm Park, a family-run working farm at Llanrhystud.
Weekly prices from £1,109.00
Tanygrisiau, Anglesey
10 4 2 Yes
This detached property rests within the town of Blaenau Ffestiniog and houses up to 10 people in four bedrooms and one sofa bed.
Weekly prices from £560.00
Builth Wells, Mid Wales
10 6 4 Yes
This detached cottage rests in Wales and can sleep ten people in six bedrooms.
Weekly prices from £1,236.00
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, Anglesey
10 5 3 Yes
L shaped barn conversion sleeping 10 in Llanfair PG. well positioned to explore Anglesey and North Wales. Shared use of indoor pool, wifi, multi-fuel stove.
Weekly prices from £1,194.00
Trearddur Bay, Anglesey
10 5 3 Yes
A period and stylish holiday house in Trearddur Bay. Close to the beach and shops. Wifi, enclosed garden, wood burning stove.
Weekly prices from £866.00
Y Felinheli, Snowdonia and North Wales
10 5 3 Yes
A well placed house to access both Anglesey and Snowdonia. perfect for a family with a hot tub, garden, a gastro pub in walking distance and a cycle route on the doorstep. Wifi, TV. Note: £150 charge for use of the hot tub, arranged/payable in advance.
Weekly prices from £829.00
Trearddur Bay, Anglesey
10 4 3 Yes
Bright and welcoming coastal holiday cottage located in Trearddur Bay, Anglesey. WIFi. TV, DVD with Sky and sports included. 5 minute walk to local restaurants and shops with local supermarket 4 miles drive away.
Weekly prices from £864.00