Top 10 dog-friendly things to do in Wales I PetsPyjamas

Unleash the spirit of adventure in the heart of Wales, a land where verdant landscapes and serene coastlines beckon you and your furry companion. Venture to the Brecon Beacons, a haven of rugged beauty where trails meander through rolling hills and secluded valleys. Or explore the hidden gems of Anglesey, where quaint villages and secluded beaches offer a tranquil escape and a chance for your pup to frolic freely. Enjoy a hiking tour of Snowdon with your four-legged friend or a walk around the city of Swansea, the opportunities are endless.

From the gently lapping waves to the whisper of the ancient trees, Wales unfolds a tapestry of dog-friendly activities for your next getaway.

Brecon Beacons Private Guided Hiking Trip
Explore the vast landscape and wide horizons of the fabulous Brecon Beacons National Park with your dog on a private guided hiking tour with a qualified Mountain Leader. Discover the glacier-carved mountains, steep-sided river gorges, fairytale woodland, magical waterfalls and countryside views that make this park one of the best locations for hiking in the UK. This is definitely only suitable for active dogs and humans who enjoy a challenge but a very rewarding adventure.

Snowdon Guided Hike
Forget the hassle of finding your own way to Snowdon’s summit and enjoy more time to soak up the region’s striking views on this guided hike. Benefit from the insider knowledge of your local guide as you explore the mountain’s less-frequented paths with your trusty hound in tow and enjoy a more intimate climbing experience on this small-group excursion. Well-behaved dogs are welcome but they will need to be kept on a lead due to the number of sheep and ground-nesting birds. You should make sure that your dog will be comfortable with the distance of this trip, but those that do will love the sights and smells of this amazing trip.

8 Waterfalls Hiking Tour from Glynneath
Embark on a hiking trip from Glynneath that takes you to eight secluded waterfalls and delve deeper into Wales’ natural landscapes than you would on a traditional tour. You’ll cover nine miles (15 kilometres) over the course of the day, and benefit from the insider knowledge of your guide, who’ll provide tales and trivia that you’re unlikely to find anywhere else.

The Ghosts of Llandaff
Isolated, atmospheric, and away from modern urban Cardiff, follow the forgotten on this self-guided audio tour. Walk through the ancient pathways that lie behind Llandaff Cathedral, which are filled with mystery, atmosphere, legend and ghost stories, but don’t worry you’ll have your four-legged friend to keep you safe! This tour follows a circular route taking you along a mysterious and atmospheric wooded lane, the scene of many ghostly experiences, before following the riverbank where more ghostly encounters and legends are told.

Hidden Gems of Anglesey
Stray from the beaten path and discover parts of Anglesey, an island off the north-west coast of Wales known for its beaches, coastal walks, woodlands, gardens and ancient sites, that even locals don’t know about. Discover the gems of Anglesey on this self-guided tour that lets you explore at your own pace with your best furry friend by your side. All you need is your smartphone to enjoy this treasure hunt, which lets you create your own schedule and includes directions to both highlights and hidden gems.

Swansea City Walking Tour
Swansea is the second biggest city in Wales and is full of fascinating history. It lived through the Middle Ages and became the biggest town in Wales in the 1700s due to the emergence of the copper trade. Then the Industrial Revolution created the Swansea we have today. From Vikings to copper, from trains to Dylan Thomas, the evolution of this young city is revealed across this two-hour tour. This is definitely one for history buffs and their curious hounds!

Beginners Hill Walking Course in the Brecon Beacons
We have chosen sheltered wooded valleys and dramatic rivers with multiple waterfalls of note for this amazing day out in the hills with your dog. Navigation here can sometimes be straightforward and at other times can be difficult. You will learn as you walk, both you and your four-legged friend learning new skills whilst taking in the amazing environment. Expect to have an informative, fun and memorable day. This outing is suitable for active dogs and owners who enjoy new challenges and adventures!

Pembrokeshire Hidden Gems
Many visitors only scratch the surface of dog-friendly Pembrokeshire, with its fabulous beaches, wooded valleys and ancient castles, on fleeting self-drive forays or quick sightseeing tours. We recommend you delve deeper into this spectacular Welsh county and escape crowds on this self-guided tour and treasure hunt, which reveals its hidden gems—many sometimes missed by travellers. Download the GPS-based smartphone tool and discover more than 100 of the county’s best-kept secrets, take on family-friendly challenges with Fido by your side, and earn points that could win you prizes.

Discover the Medieval Walled Town of Conwy
Are you looking for a way to see Conwy with your best furry friend without joining a tour group? Explore at your own pace with this affordable walking tour. See the town’s main and medieval sites including Conwy Castle, the town walls, Plas Mawr, and cobbled alleys and back streets. Hear from producer Amanda Whitehead, a tour guide with over 20 years of experience and a passion for Conwy’s medieval town.

Foraging Food & Medicinals & Batman’s Waterfall
Fancy doing a bit of foraging where furry friend come to? Graham is a local on this wonderful walking adventure and he is also a master forager – there isn’t one plant that he does not know – test him! You’ll learn so much about free food, medicinals and of course what not to go near as well as experiencing the drama of Batman’s Cave Waterfall, or as it’s actually called Henrhydd Falls, the highest single drop fall in South Wales tucked away at the Western edge of the Brecon Beacons. Great fun for all the family including the dog!