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- Our pick of Cornwall's best dog-friendly beaches year-round
- Popular holidays
- Self-catering holiday apartment in Perranporth
- Padstow Harbour holiday cottage rental
- Have a question? Need help finding your perfect holiday home? Feel free to call us on 01234 567890
- Holiday bungalow accommodation
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While every one of Cornwall’s beautiful sandy beaches is a sight to behold, one stands out above the rest. In our professional opinion, Mawgan Porth is the best dog-friendly beach in the UK. Home a huge expanse of soft, golden sand that stays quiet even during peak tourist season, your pooch will have room to roam free. With rolling waves, golden sands and the calls of seagulls above, the beach is the perfect playground for your pup.
We don’t think it’s possible to talk too much about Cornwall’s incredible coast. Home to 300 beaches, the county boasts more award-winning stretches of sand than anywhere else in the UK. Best of all, almost all of them welcome our four-legged friends. A beautiful Cornish country barn located in the heart of rural South Cornwall. Stay up to date with the latest news and special offers for your holiday in Cornwall.
Our pick of Cornwall's best dog-friendly beaches year-round
Dogs are important family members, so if you are a ‘pet-parent’ then it is only natural to share your relaxing holiday time here with your treasured companion. With your dog at your side, you know s/he is happy and cared for – it’s where dogs simply love to be. If your holiday is not a real holiday without your dog, then our welcoming dog-friendly properties are right up your street.
It is the perfect base for hiking, cycling, fishing or other countryside adventures. “holiday cottage” A lovely, clean, well equipped holiday cottage in a lovely quiet area with loads of places to walk to especially as we had 2 dogs. The hosts that lived next door were very very friendly and always available if needed, would highly recommend this beautiful tranquil place. Remember that the Cornish cliffs can be unforgiving, and your dog’s safety is paramount, so keep your dog/s on a lead near the cliff edges. Also, remember that dogs overheat very quickly, so on hot days, avoid the car and remember that sand can get very hot on sensitive paws and pads. Early mornings and evenings on sunny days are perfect times for your pet, and the beaches are generally emptier, too.
Popular holidays
This is an ideal destination, in the north of Cornwall, if you wouldd prefer a quieter beach holiday. This charming and relaxed town is known for its superb coastal walks, as well as its dog-friendly beaches. These include Summerleaze, Widemouth Bay and Sandymouth. You and your dog will love the laid-back atmosphere as you enjoy days by the seaside here.
If a secluded break to get away from everything with the whole family is what you are after then this really is the place for you. You can be at the beach within 30 minutes so days out at the beach are also on the agenda. You will definitely need a car if you want to stay at this little gem of a cottage here in Cornwall. Crantock beach is looked after by the National Trust so it wonderfully looked after, and offers golden sandy beaches backed with sand dunes. Porthcothan beach is an all year round dog friendly beach backed by grassy dunes, which when the tide is low connects to smaller coves. Harlyn Bay beach is famously known as one of the best family beaches in Cornwall as it offers wide open space, with rock pools for the children to discover all sorts of creatures.
Self-catering holiday apartment in Perranporth
From beach houses to country cottages, large, family holiday properties to romantic boltholes, choose from one of our many pet friendly holiday cottages in the list above. Of course our location in south west Cornwall is surrounded by beautiful beaches that dogs can run around on, but there is also the hundreds of miles of wonderful walkies around the South West Coast Path. Porthleven to Lizard Point is a particular favourite to be done in a day, with jaw dropping views from England’s most southerly point taking you along the coast to the foodie hub harbour.
When it comes to holiday homes in Cornwall we can help you. Whether it’s a family holiday or a short break with friends, a large group for a special occasion or a walking & sightseeing break with your dog we can help you find the perfect holiday cottage. A beautiful recently renovated coastal house offering superb sea views, spacious garden and luxury interiors. This quaint cottage is an ideal place if you want to explore the Cornish countryside with the whole family including the dog as Ivy Cottage is pet friendly. The cottage has a cosy cottage feel as you would expect.
Along the southern coast, you can visit the Eden Project, Charlestown Shipwreck Museum, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Cornish Seal Sanctuary near Gweek. North Cornwall welcomes dogs at Tintagel Castle, Holywell Bay Fun Park in Newquay, Healeys Cider Farm and the Cornwall at War Museum in Camelford. Dogs can also discover West Cornwall attractions including Trebah Garden in Falmouth, Newlyn Art Gallery and the Exchange in Penzance, the cliff-top Minack Theatre and the island of St Michael’s Mount.
A holiday home is a great base for your trip to Cornwall because it gives you your own space both indoors and out. You can then choose how to budget your trip catering for yourselves. Probably one of the UK's best-known resort towns, Newquay has long been known for its fantastic coastal spots.
We have also put together a short guide for anyone wishing to take their dog to some of Cornwall’s best beaches and included a list of some of the more dog friendly beaches that you may find useful. With over half of our self-catering holiday homes being dog-friendly, it means there are plenty of places to stay with your much-loved pet. At this beach town close to the very tip of the UK are many options for dog lovers heading to the seaside. Balamuz, Cadgwith East and Beachview are among the most popular and they all welcome dogs.
Explore the Helford River with the crunch of leaves underfoot and paw, or take your sea-dog on a boat trip across the waters of Falmouth harbour. Bound across beaches, delight in new sights and smells and settle down into a holiday cottage that suits all of you – two legged and four. The caravan is very clean and very cosy, everything you will need is there. We really enjoyed our stay and will definitely book this place again when we visit cornwall. “Excellent” This was in an ideal location close to Truro, Penzance, St. Ives and the beautiful beach at Hayle.
These are designed for you and your canine companion to enjoy some proper fun Cornish adventures together. Beautiful single storey former barn with hot tub and enclosed garden. Perfect for couples and friends alike to explore all that West Cornwall has to offer. After the day’s adventuring is done, it would be rude to not call it at one of the many, many pup-friendly pubs nearby our parks. In Padstow, The Harbour Inn is well worth a visit, if not just for their homemade pies, or you could head to the Merrymoor Inn at Sun Haven, an ideally-situated post-beach pitstop in Mawgan Porth. We love our canine campers and holiday makers — and we’ve got the amenities and facilities to prove it.
Right on your doorstep, you have hiking, cycling, fishing, beach and water sports of all descriptions. A city not too far has a huge variety of restaurants and bars as well a whole host of take away restaurants for you to enjoy in your own private lake side lodge. You can also stock up at the Tesco store and have your own BBQ using the BBQ facilities on site. I would recommend this for couples or small families if you want that feeling of total seclusion but also to have some of the best of Cornwall on your doorstep.
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I recommend this property for large families who want to bring their dogs with them. There are so many stunning cliff walks around and some of the beaches in Newquay are dog friendly all year round. I also recommend this property for groups of friends who want to enjoy the nightlife in Newquay and everything it has to offer during the day too. Perranporth itself is a lively town with a bustling beach full of water sports and people walking their dogs.
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