Dogs are the best, they’re part of the family, so why would they not come on holiday with you? Nothing is
better than strolling along the beach or discovering a new walk with your four-legged friend.
At cottages.com we’ve created a guide to help get that tail wagging. Whether you’ve never taken your
dog on holiday or you’re looking for new ideas on what to do with Fido, you’ll find something to inspire
you - from events to tips and much more besides.
Get excited for walkies by taking a look at our helpful dog friendly holiday guide below.
Tips, events, information and more to help make the most of your dog-friendly holiday
If you have chosen one of our self-catering cottages in Ireland, France or Italy there are lots of things to consider when taking your dog abroad with you.
Check out our ‘fun’ doggy horoscopes for this month and best places to go. We all love our dogs, whatever the size, colour or breed and someone you can have the most fun with on holiday, so don’t leave them behind! Have a look at our dog friendly cottages in some of the best places you can visit, whether you want to be in the countryside or by the coast.
I have dreams too you know! And no they're not all about chasing pheasants and stealing chicken from your plate (although I do like to do that...). No these are the big ones; the ones that get me kicking in my basket when I'm asleep - and they all involve you!
When you’ve booked your dog friendly cottage, you might want to start checking out local places to eat and drink. There are thousands of pubs and here are some recommendations that would welcome you and your best friend.
Join Reggie & Neville with the Hodgsons family as they take a dog-friendly break on the Cornish coast.
We’ve sniffed out the best dog walks in the UK. From short to long walks, pick the one that’s right for you and get that tail wagging for walkies.
From the once industrial village of Swainby, a walk with fine views from the Moors and a taste of history in Whorlton.
Northallerton 6 Miles 2 HoursMedium
River Derwent past gardens and through parkland created by 18th century landscape guru Lancelot 'Capability' Brown.
Bakewell 7 Miles 3 HoursEasy
Discover Pumlumon's secret, a jewel of a tarn set among the rocks of the Rheidol's dark northern corrie.
Bakewell 7 Miles 3 HoursEasy
An easy walk by the river to discover a rare, complete Saxon chapel on the banks of the Severn.
Tekesbury 3.3 Miles 1.5 HoursEasy
A walk round Britain's most southerly point where coast watchers, lighthouse keepers and lifeboatmen stand guard
Helston 6.4 Miles 4 HoursHard
The formidable crags of one of the Beacon's best known nature reserves.
Brecon Beacons 4 Miles 2 HoursEasy
Along the shores of Ramsey Sound with great views and excellent wildlife spotting opportunities.
Ramsey Sound 3.5 Miles 2 HoursEasy
Explore the countryside and coastal haunts of the last Liberal Prime Minister.
Llanystumdwy 6 Miles 4 HoursEasy
Here you can discover two very different lakes, one to inspire poets present and one that inspired bards of the past.
Llyn Crafnant 5 Miles 3 HoursEasy
A walk beside Scotland's Himalayan lookalike leading to an enormous waterfall.
Fort William 2.5 Miles 1.5 HoursEasy
Reservoir biodiversity provides drinking water for the Potteries and a valuable habitat for lots of wildlife.
Leek 4.2 Miles 3 HoursEasy
A pleasant stroll through coastal heathland where the cliff edges provide a refuge for masses of wild flowers
Bude 5 Miles 3 HoursEasy
Make Fido famous - simply tag your Instagram post using the hashtag #Dogfriendlyhols to post your furry own holiday adventures.
We offer plenty of cottages in some of the UK’s most dog friendly places with outdoor space for exploring and indoor space for relaxation. Start your search below.
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