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.
2,013 properties found
Swansea, Pembrokeshire and the South
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Nestled in a complex of charming cottages overlooking the village of Penclawdd on the scenic North Gower coast, this spacious stone-built cottage offers a delightful combination of rustic charm and contemporary comfort, complete with a private patio garden and access to a shared hot tub. As you step inside, you’ll find a welcoming lounge with a stone fireplace, exposed wooden beams, polished wooden floors, and comfortable seating. The room is equipped with an electric fire and a TV, making it an ideal space to unwind after a day of exploration. There’s also a pop-up double bed available to accommodate two extra guests if needed. The well-equipped kitchen/diner has everything you need for your culinary endeavours, and French doors from the kitchen provide access to the garden area. Continuing through the property, you’ll discover a generously sized ground-floor king-size bedroom with French doors leading to the patio. A lovely tiled shower room completes the accommodation. Outside, the patio area with garden furniture invites you to relax with a glass of wine while taking in the spectacular views. The shared hot tub, utility room, and various outdoor games are available to guests on a rota system. Access to the Wales Coast Path is in the village, offering excellent opportunities to explore the natural beauty of North Gower. You’ll also be ideally located to explore all the renowned Gower beaches for a day of seaside fun, or venture to Cefn Bryn (8 miles), famous for Arthur’s Stone and its captivating hiking trails. For an exciting city experience, make the 7.5-mile drive to Swansea, a bustling urban centre with attractions for all, including the National Waterfront Museum, marina, and a variety of shops and restaurants to enjoy.
Weekly prices from £642.00
Swansea, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Pack your sense of adventure and head to this beautiful cottage on the spectacular North Gower coast. Full of character and charm, from exposed stone walls to a magnificent fireplace, it’s a wonderful place to unwind after busy days out. This romantic holiday retreat welcomes two guests and one pup, making it an idyllic spot from which to escape the hustle and bustle. With pieces and features made from reclaimed wood and salvaged from a local chapel, this pretty property offers plenty to delight guests. It’s set within a complex of four lovely cottages and provides a cosy bolthole with a shared games room, hot tub and utility room. Discover an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner as you step inside, where you’ll be immediately drawn to the comfy sofas and authentic stone fireplace. The farmhouse-style kitchen has plenty of space to cook and a handy selection of appliances to help you produce your yummiest dishes. Upstairs, an cosy bedroom offers serenity with its welcoming king-size bed, crisp white linens and scattered antiques. Completing this floor is a shower room with a shower and WC. While away your mornings by pottering around the village of Penclawdd, a pretty location which is most famous for its cockle industry and dates back to Roman times. Stroll along the famous beaches of Gower (9.5 miles) for a classic day at the seaside, or grab fish and chips and admire the views from the heights of the Wales Coast Path. Weobley Castle, 6.5 miles away, is a lovely place to spend time for those who enjoy visiting castles, while Swansea (7.5 miles) is ideal for those seeking high-street shops and a lively night scene.
Weekly prices from £641.00
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
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Surrounded by the rolling countryside of the spectacular Brecon Beacons, with a wealth of scenic walks to discover from the doorstep, this peaceful cabin is the ultimate romantic, rural retreat; perfect for couples looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Everything is at your fingertips in the light and bright, open-plan, studio-style layout at the heart of this cabin, encompassing the lounge, kitchen, diner, and bedroom. The neutral hues that perfectly blend into the colours of your surroundings and rustic homely touches create a truly soothing ambience; the flame-effect electric fire will keep toes and dog paws toasty as you unwind and dine. On a fine evening, open the patio doors to relax to the calming farmland sounds carried through the breeze. The sumptuous linens of the double bed will lull you into a peaceful rest before beginning your next adventure with an invigorating shower in the stylish and sophisticated shower room. Outside, make the most of the fresh, countryside air by dining alfresco on the covered terrace. After sunset, roast marshmallows over the fire pit and stargaze in the clear, dark skies. With countless trails carving through the natural beauty of the Brecon Beacons National Park from the doorstep, this idyllic spot is a paradise for keen outdoor explorers. Venture to the lively market town of Abergavenny 6 miles away to peruse the local shops and restaurants in the shadow of the beautiful Black Mountains. Soak up some local heritage along the 19-mile Three Castles Walk from White Castle (7 miles) across the countryside through the three Norman castles of Skenfrith, Grossmont and Whitecastle. Visit Goytre Wharf and Canal Visitor Centre (7 miles) for a scenic bike ride beside the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal and through the surrounding fields and woodlands.
Weekly prices from £553.00
Tenby, Pembrokeshire and the South
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Located just off the South Parade within the town walls, this stunning second-floor apartment makes the perfect base for enjoying Tenby’s shops, cafes, pubs, and eateries, visiting South Beach and North Beach, and going on beautiful coastal walks. The apartment has a stylish, open-plan living space, a sumptuous double bedroom, and a sofa bed for two, making it perfect for a couple or friends. The cosy apartment has attractive, stylish interiors and thoughtful additions to make sure you have a comfortable stay. Go into the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner where you’ll find everything you need for a great night in, including a well-equipped kitchen for holiday feasts, a chic dining table with seating for four, and comfy sofa space for cosying up in front of the TV. The sofa doubles up as a sofa bed for two guests if needed. At bedtime, head through to the pretty double bedroom, with a chest of drawers and a built-in wardrobe for your holiday garb, there’s also a well-appointed shower room with a corner shower. For fresh air, wander along the cobbled streets, watch the world go by from the harbour or enjoy the sea air on a beach walk. Sample Tenby’s great range of shops and eateries, with many pubs, cafes, takeaways, and restaurants to choose from. Wander to South Beach or North Beach, to walk and relax on the sands. Spend an afternoon exploring Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, the oldest independent museum in Wales, and the National Trust Tudor Merchant’s House. You can play golf at Tenby Golf Club’s championship links course (0.5 miles) and at Trefloyne Manor’s parkland course (2.5 miles). Plus, you can try all sorts of water sports, including kayaking, jet skiing and sailing, and go out on fishing trips and boat trips to Caldey Island to see the puffins from the harbour.
Weekly prices from £328.00
Tenby, Pembrokeshire and the South
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This charming property, situated just half a mile from Tenby Harbour, is a unique opportunity for two friends to get together for a coastal holiday. Sleeping you both in a twin room, this apartment is ideal to use as a base to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, accessible right from the building. Take the 5-mile Five Arches loop walk (start point 2 miles) to take a look at the iconic medieval Barbican Tower and explore the town, before returning home to enjoy a hearty meal on the balcony overlooking the sea. The apartment has warm, cosy decor and is flooded with light in the open-plan living area thanks to large windows and patio doors to the balcony. The compact kitchen area is just off the living space and has everything you need to cook up a storm; eat at the table by the window if it’s a bit too chilly to dine alfresco. Get comfortable on the sofa after dinner and watch TV or read a book, or take a refreshing shower in the bright shower room before you head to bed. The twin room has a fresh and bright feel with a great rugged view out of the window and you’re bound to get a great night’s sleep once the blinds are down. You also have access to a pretty shared lawn space so take a picnic down there for a lazy afternoon. Grab your walking boots and supplies and head off on an 11-mile walk along the coast path to Freshwater East to experience the stunning coastline and bracing sea air. Catch a train back to Tenby and wander the quaint streets, perusing the independent shops and dining at one of the many restaurants. The Tudor Merchant’s House and Tenby Castle (both 0.5 miles) are also well worth a visit.
Weekly prices from £455.00
Tenby, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Overlooking Tenby Harbour sits this peaceful one-bedroom apartment. Boasting glorious beach views, it’s a fantastic seaside retreat for a couple wanting to be close to the sea, local amenities, and coastal paths. Escape to this comfortable first-floor apartment in a Georgian-listed building, where simple, fresh tones create a cosy and intimate atmosphere. Unwind in the light-drenched, open-plan living area framed by a beautiful bay window offering up fantastic harbour views. Sip evening drinks while watching the world go by below then prepare a romantic meal in the neat mezzanine-style kitchen. Linger over a delicious meal with your loved one at the table. As the day draws to an end, pad through to the wonderfully comfortable en-suite bedroom featuring a double bed and be lulled to sleep by the gentle sounds of the waves in the distance. While there is no private, outdoor space the harbour is just steps away and the perfect spot for a morning stroll and coffee with your loved one. In Tenby browse the local shops, meander around the historic harbour, or embark on a boat adventure to Caldey Island, a haven for seabirds and home to a pretty beach. For avid hikers, the coastal path offers a scenic 4-mile walk to Saundersfoot while history lovers can explore the castle and landscaped gardens at Manorbier Castle (6 miles). Back in Tenby savour a delicious meal at a delightful restaurant or pub, or simply bask in the sun on the golden sands of Castle Beach.
Weekly prices from £546.00
Tenby, Pembrokeshire and the South
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This spacious ground-floor holiday apartment is part of a converted Georgian house and offers a fantastic couples retreat by the sea, with a bright and breezy ambience and coastal walks from your doorstep. The apartment is conveniently situated on the ground floor. Upon entering via a shared hallway, you’ll be greeted by a light and airy apartment featuring an inviting lounge with a large bay window, offering views of Tenby’s ancient town walls and a stone archway set within them, providing glimpses of the sea. You can relax on the comfortable seating, watch your favourite film on the TV/DVD or enjoy a good book with the soothing sounds of the seaside in the background. The well-equipped kitchen/diner has everything a holiday chef could need, and the double bedroom is tastefully appointed with a comfortable bed for a good night’s sleep. To complete the apartment, there’s a contemporary bathroom. The property is ideally located just off The Esplanade, above Tenby’s South Beach, perfect for a peaceful holiday yet close to the town centre, the beaches, and all that Tenby has to offer. If you’re a fan of walking, you’ll be thrilled by the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, offering awe-inspiring views of Saundersfoot Bay. For a more nautical adventure, embark on a boat trip to the nearby St Catherine’s Island or the larger Caldey Island. Revel in Tenby’s stunning beaches, including North and South Beach, both with golden sands for a day of seaside fun. If you’re in the mood for a more active beach day, try your hand at canoeing or sailing before heading to the harbour to refuel at a local cafe. There are several historic sites in town, such as Tenby Castle or the National Trust Tudor Merchant’s House.
Weekly prices from £459.00
Tenby, Pembrokeshire and the South
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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 £413.00
Tenby, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Lose yourselves in the views out across Tenby Harbour from this delightful apartment in the old town. Sleeping just two guests, the second-floor property enjoys an enviable position, just 50 metres from the harbour beach and 150 metres from the Castle Beach. The property is in an excellent location for the many shops and eateries of the colourful West Wales seaside town, as well as its beautiful, sandy North and South beaches. Make your way into the striking Grade II-listed building and head up the stairs to your private quarters on the second floor. Leave your flip-flops and beach shoes just inside the door and head into the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner to make yourselves at home. Settle on the comfortable seating to take in the views, discuss the day’s adventures or find your favourite boxset on the Smart TV. Take a low step up into the kitchen/diner area to unpack the fresh provisions you have bought in town and to rustle up a romantic meal for two on those occasions you choose not to dine out. As night falls, make your way through to the bedroom for a good night’s sleep. This inviting, king-size space has fabulous harbour views to wake up to. There is also a shower room where you can rinse off after mornings on the sand or long coastal walks. There is no outside space with this apartment but the greenery of Castle Hill is within 50 metres. Make the most of the many attractions of Tenby, from exciting boat trips out to Caldey Island from the harbour to the opportunities for kayaking and paddleboarding from North Beach. Follow a section of the picturesque Pembrokeshire Coast Path with its impressive views. Try the 4.5-mile section to Saundersfoot, where you can have a quick dip before returning.
Weekly prices from £528.00