Holidays with Dogs in Cornwall
Holidays with dogs in Cornwall can be fun and rewarding. There is plenty to do to suit all tastes. Dog friendly holidays in Polzeath are for the energetic who like body boarding even your dog could try it!
Taking your holidays with dogs in Newquay gives a slightly more gentle pace so you and your dog can play along the sand or chasing waves in the sea. Many beaches in Cornwall will allow dogs on the beach especially during the off peak season.
Having dog friendly holidays can let you both experience new things together. Lot of places will accept dogs including many of the small boat trips and ferries such as the Polruan ferry.
There is plenty to see and do in Padstow which has a wonderful harbour with many cafes and bars. You could try a traditional Cornish pasty or cream tea. Rick Stein owns many shops here including restaurants, cafés take-aways and hotel.
Cornwall is very good for dog friendly holidays that you and your dog can travel in a jeep to Tintagel castle. Although dogs are not allowed up to the castle because of the wooden stairs over the cliff face, dogs are allowed all around the grounds where you can experience fantastic photo opportunities with breathtaking landscapes.
There are many various types of accommodations that are dog friendly and they are tailored to suit your needs. A stay in Fowey is wonderful to see where Daphne Du Maurier set her location for many of her books.
A trip to Polperro will accept you and your dog for a ride on the old fashioned horse and cart. You will feel it is a place where time stood still as many cars are not allowed in the village. There are plenty of artistic galleries for you to browse as Polperro is an artists dream. Many of these galleries will let you bring a small dog inside.
Boscastle boasts a pretty Church and village where nearby you could have lunch at one of the many Smuggler’s Inn pubs. Again many establishments will let dogs inside too to have a bowl of water and rest their legs.
Taking your dog on pet friendly holidays is very good for you and your dog’s health as you will both benefit from all the fresh air and exercise. It will save you money too as many self catering cottage holidays will let your dog stay for free, saving you money on kennel fees.
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May 15, 2010 | 0 | Dog Friendly Holidays