Five Dog-Friendly Holiday Cottages in Anglesey

No holiday is quite the same if your furry four-legged friend can’t come along too. So, why not treat them to a trip to Anglesey?

Anglesey is rife with long sandy beaches, enchanting woodlands and charming villages, making it an extremely dog-friendly spot for your next holiday. Plenty of the local historical sites and friendly pubs also allow for dogs on leads, so you’ll never have to worry about leaving your little pal on their own.

Wondering where to stay? Here are five of our favourite dog-friendly holiday cottages in Anglesey…

1.  Cerrig Cottage

If you’re looking to spend a wonderful weekend exploring the Welsh countryside with your four-legged pal, Cerrig cottage is an ideal dog-friendly base that will fit all your needs and requirements.

Situated on the west coast of Anglesey, it offers comfortable living areas, ample outdoor grounds and beautiful views over Rhoscolyn Bay. The open plan sitting and dining room is the perfect space to curl up and relax after a long day visiting the local sites. Plus, with a roaring open fire and underfloor heating, you can ensure every family member stays toasty and warm all holiday.

There are a variety of walking routes in the woodland and valleys nearby. But, if you want to feel that sea breeze and sand between your toes, the nearby beach is just a short 15-minute stroll away and is a perfect spot for swimming, sunbathing and playing games with your pup.

2.  Bryn Peris

Bryn Peris is a lovely, detached holiday cottage in the quaint seaside village of Moelfre.

After an action-packed day of exploring everything that Anglesey has to offer, there is nothing better than coming home to the property’s cosy living room with plush sofas and widescreen television. There is also a country-style kitchen where you can cook up your favourite family meals, as well as three bedrooms and a luxurious bathroom to enjoy.

Up to two dogs are welcome to come along for the experience, with a large back garden to keep them entertained during their stay at this Anglesey holiday let.

3.  Gamekeepers

Gamekeepers cottage is an idyllic spot situated on the outskirts of Bryngwran and is perfect for a weekend away with your four-legged friend.

Inside the cottage, you can expect to find spacey, modern rooms fit for a variety of group sizes and a large sitting area with a welcoming woodburning stove that is ideal for cosy nights in. There is also a roomy kitchen complete with everything you’ll need for a self-catered stay and an outdoor patio that features an inviting hot tub.

The seaside village of Rhosneigr is only a short walk away, meaning guests can spend their days on the long stretches of sand or enjoying a wide variety of beachfront amenities. If you’re daring enough to try outdoor activities such as kite surfing, paddle boarding and windsurfing, you’re in luck. This beach is a popular spot for adrenaline junkies all year round.

4.  Castle Mews

Well-behaved pets are more than welcome to stay in the stunning accommodation at Castle Mews.

This dog-friendly Anglesey holiday cottage is located right in the hustle and bustle of Beaumaris market town and sleeps two guests, making it perfect for a romantic weekend away. Right on the doorstep are historic medieval streets filled with traditional pubs, cafes and craft shops, as well as the famous Beaumaris Castle. The homely base is also not too far from Snowdonia National Park if you fancy a spot of hiking, wildlife spotting or cycling.

Once you’re done exploring the local area, there is nothing better than relaxing in the property’s open-plan living space fitted with a large corner sofa, smart TV and fully equipped kitchen with self-catering facilities.

5.  Estuary Cottage

Estuary Cottage is a grand holiday home boasting open views across the countryside and peaceful solitude.

The property is a converted barn at the heart of the Lligwy estate so space is certainly not an issue. It contains a sitting room with a log fire, a well-stocked kitchen and two bedrooms providing gorgeous views over the estuary. Wide-open outdoor spaces also mean dogs can frolic and play to their heart’s content.

If you do fancy getting out and about, it’s only a matter of minutes by car to the sleepy village of Moelfre with its wealth of traditional pubs, cafes and craft shops.

Looking for pet-friendly things to do during your stay? Explore some of the area’s best tourist attractions or browse our top 5 Wildlife Walks in Anglesey for inspiration.