Luxury dog-friendly cottages in West Wales
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Pet-friendly luxury holidays in West Wales
Adventurous hounds will beg to stay in luxury dog-friendly cottages in West Wales. Browse our wide range of holiday accommodation in magical West Wales and get set for the happiest of holidays with dogs. West Wales is set out on a peninsula and includes the rural countryside of Carmarthenshire (South-West Wales), the dolphin-friendly shores of Ceredigion (Mid Wales) and the sparkling beaches of Pembrokeshire (South-West Wales). It’s the ideal spot for families and friends who love to lounge in lavish holiday homes with their best friend by their side. After fun days out, you’ll enjoy the warm welcome in luxury dog-friendly cottages where everyone can relax in the most stylish of surroundings with beautiful furnishings, ample space and large gardens for happy hounds.
Families with children will love Manor House Wildlife Park, Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, or fun rides at Oakwood Theme Park. Freewheel along the 13-mile Millennium Coastal Cycle Path from Bynea in East Carmarthenshire to Llanelli Wetland Centre, and you’ll spot the Gower Peninsula, the woodlands of Pembrey Country Park and a wetland reserve with a herd of flamingos. Pop on your clogs and explore the 870-mile Wales Coast Path - take a break along the way to pootle among coves, caves, and curious rockpools. Or enjoy time travel at three of Wales finest castles, Carew, Manorbier, and Pembroke. For even more great ideas, take a look through our dog-friendly guide to Wales. Browse and book cottages in West Wales with dogs and you’ll enjoy the most relaxing of Welsh escapes with your four-legged friend.