Dog-Friendly Cottages in North Wales

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Arran House

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Barmouth, North Wales & Snowdonia
- Sleeps4
- Bedrooms3
- PetsYes
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A striking four-storey mid-terrace holiday home nestled in the coastal town of Barmouth, Gwynedd. (Ref. 1081921)
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7 nights from £463

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7 Bro Branwen

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Aberffraw near Rhosneigr, Anglesey
- Sleeps4
- Bedrooms2
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A contemporary single-storey holiday home nestled in Aberffraw, Anglesey. (Ref. 1081990)
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7 nights from £336

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Bodhyfryd

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Capelulo, North Wales & Snowdonia
- Sleeps6
- Bedrooms3
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A wonderful cottage nestled in the small village of Capelulo, North Wales. (Ref. 1080075)
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7 nights from £579

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Bryn Afon Farm

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Llanrug, North Wales & Snowdonia
- Sleeps10
- Bedrooms5
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A superb five-bedroom farmhouse resting in Llanrug in Gwynedd, North Wales. (Ref. 1065087)
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7 nights from £762

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Tamarisk

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Moelfre, Anglesey
- Sleeps5
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This attractive, single-storage cottage rests in Moelfre, Anglesey. (Ref. 1042367)
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7 nights from £534

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2 Glan Y Mor

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Four Mile Bridge near Valley, Anglesey
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- Bedrooms3
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This pretty whitewashed terraced house rests in Four Mile Bridge near Valley, Anglesey. (Ref. 1073143)
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7 nights from £549

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Plas Coch Rhoscolyn

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Rhoscolyn, North Wales & Snowdonia
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- Bedrooms3
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This charming cottage is located in Rhoscolyn near Trearddur Bay, North Wales. (Ref. 1068279)
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7 nights from £656

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8 Abererch Road

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Pwllheli, North Wales & Snowdonia
- Sleeps4
- Bedrooms2
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A pretty, white-washed cottage resting in Pwllheli, Gwynedd. (Ref. 1016727)
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Gwenallt

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Nefyn, North Wales & Snowdonia
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- Bedrooms4
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This delightful four-storey terraced house is nestled in Nefyn, Gwynedd. (Ref. 1058887)
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7 nights from £573

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Ty Bedw

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Benllech, North Wales & Snowdonia
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107 Lon Penmon is an attractive detached bungalow residing near the coast in Benllech, Anglesey. (Ref. 1075969)
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At Menai Holidays, we have a large selection of dog-friendly cottages in North Wales. Bring your dog along for an adventurous holiday.

Why a Dog-Friendly Cottage in North Wales?

With so many picturesque walking routes throughout the area, you will appreciate the natural surroundings before returning to your holiday cottage for some well-deserved relaxation.

Spend your days in one of the many pet-friendly attractions North Wales has to offer. The Conwy Water Gardens are a great family day out and your dog will especially love splashing in the water on those hot summer days.

Take your dog along to the Sygun Copper Mines in Beddgelert and discover the exciting and stunning underground world that was once a Victorian copper mine.

There are many dog-friendly beaches in North Wales. Conwy Morfa Beach is a large sandy bay in the historical town of Conwy or Aberffraw Bay in Anglesey has low sand dunes, perfect for your pooch.

Get a taste for the local cuisine whilst enjoying a tipple in one of the many dog-friendly pubs in North Wales.

And what dog doesn’t love a good walk? As long as they are physically fit and up for it, share the views of Snowdon with your furry friend. The Llanberis Path is considered one of the easier routes up to the summit of Snowdon with a steady ascent, making it most suitable for dogs.