Walkalongway dog Friendly Walking Holidays in West Wales

21/02/2023

20/01/2022

As part of the tourist industry in West Wales we are very positive about the coming season. We are promoting the area and the fantastic walking there is. But I have come across an area I am struggling with. As most of you know one of our walking holidays, we offer is our popular Dog Friendly Walking Holiday, but this year, due to the difficulty in finding "dog friendly accommodation" we are stopping the holiday until September 2022. This makes it more worrying because Pembrokeshire prides itself on being a dog friendly tourist destination. We would appreciate your feedback on this.

02/05/2021

27/01/2021

With things hopefully starting to look more positive for the coming season, we are still here to help with any inquiries and information you need with your much needed walking holiday break, for you and your "best friend" here in West Wales. We have discounts available on our walking holidays and luggage transfer services.
Please get in touch www.walkalongway.com

10/11/2020

Things starting to look a bit more hopeful for Spring of 2021 now is the time to start looking at planning your dog friendly walking holiday in West Wales. Contact us now for more choice of your accommodation. Contact us for offers available..

03/07/2020

We're up and running

08/06/2020

Positive read.

Great mention for Pembrokeshire in this "Don't go there, go here" article by The Jewish Chronicle

Swap Cornwall for Pembrokeshire.

The wilder west coast of Wales has more than a little in common with Cornwall — wonderful beaches, picturesque villages and great walking.

And while Pembrokeshire is not an undiscovered part of the UK (especially not around pretty Tenby), you won’t find quite as many crowds flocking as in hotspots like St Ives and Newquay once travel to Wales is permitted again.

Barafundle Bay is regularly voted one of the UK’s best beaches, but if you’re looking for a quieter spot, head to the area around Marloes Sands as well as the beaches of Broad Haven and Little Haven for surfing, rockpooling and even snorkeling. Or take a walk on the cliffs around Musselwick.

For one of the most picturesque spots in Pembrokeshire, the village of Solva is a little way to the north, along with the quiet beach of Traeth Llyfn near Abereiddi.

As ever, do check any restrictions in force before you book or travel. Currently, non-essential travel restrictions apply throughout Wales

https://www.thejc.com/lifestyle/travel/holidays/don-t-go-there-uk-alternative-holidays-1.500305

27/05/2020

Great section of the coast path..

16/05/2020

This is a great place to bring you "Best friend" .. give us a shout for more info ..

The path took 17 years to build and runs for 186 miles along Pembrokeshire's rugged coastline.

23/03/2020

Stay safe..

19/03/2020

Great news.

Information on the National Park Authority's car parks, which sites charge for parking, information on season tickets and blue badge holders

19/03/2020

Make the most of it.

Information on the National Park Authority's car parks, which sites charge for parking, information on season tickets and blue badge holders

31/01/2020

Be Great Blog

Liverpool to Pembroke We found a cosy, dog friendly pub (wood burner in the corner kind of cosy!) in Garthmyl to stop at on the way – The Nags Head Inn ( It was lush –  gorgeo…

30/01/2020

Fun in Pembrokeshire

27/01/2020

27/01/2020

27/01/2020

What a great holiday for you and your dog

27/01/2020

Lovely Frosty walk