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Planning a holiday and want to bring your four-legged friend with you? There are loads of spots all across the UK and further afield that will be happy to host you and your pup. Plus, bringing them with you can be extremely rewarding – especially watching them experience new environments.
Dogs love spending time with their owners, so next time you plan to go on holiday make sure they tag along. Here are some of the best places that you can take your dog on holiday.
Starting off with a classic, Cornwall is extremely dog-friendly. There are many shops, accommodations, villages, and beaches where you can take your dog. You’re also extremely likely to bump into many other dogs (and their owners) enjoying the sun and sea too.
Certain walks, such as the one along Lovat Parks offer differing views, progressing more towards woodland. With Cornwall being so dog-friendly in general, many of its beaches welcome dogs all year long, making it the perfect place to bring your pup.
If it’s in budget, booking a cabin in the woods can make for an exceptional experience. Start the day with a woodland walk, head to the beach to enjoy the sun and some local pasties, and then take in the sounds of nature as the sun sets.
Of course, at the other end of the country, you have the Lake District. Home to exceptional views, like Grasmere, the Haystacks, Windermere, and more, it’s the perfect place to explore with your dog.
Whether you choose to have a splash in the lakes or traipse across fields and hills, it’s an ideal destination. Additionally, if you’re looking for a place to stay you might want to consider campsites like Castlerigg Farm, which provides jaw-dropping 360-degree views of the surrounding areas. If you’re interested in other spots, why not look through The Times’ article on the best campsites?
The Scottish Highlands, where else can boast such an incredible landscape that’s the perfect playground for adventurous dogs? Perthshire’s Maycroft Retreat offers luxurious dog-friendly glamping pods, nestled amidst nature. If you’re seeking a tranquil escape, surrounded by picturesque fairy pools, head to the Scottish Highlands for a long weekend.
Who says you need to stick to the UK? Various countries across Europe are known for their dog-friendly attitude, including France and Italy.
Regions like Languedoc in the south of France are incredibly welcoming to all sorts of dogs. Of course, before you go it’s vital that you make the necessary preparations, such as vaccinations and pet passports. You should also look for accommodations that would suit your pooch, but to help your dog feel more at home, why not bring a large dog bed just for them?