A visit to dog-friendly Cromarty, Scotland Most of us know the name of this tiny fishing village from the shipping forecast.
Loch Lomond dog walk and swimming, Scotland Excellent place to stop with the dog for swimming and a walk on the A82 southbound. Free parking, campervan/motorhome overnight parking and clean toilets.
Nature reserve dog walk, Cumbria A fantastically remote and wild space for wildlife, and dog walkers. Definitely worth bringing binoculars and an app to identify the plants and insect life here.
A487 dog walk and a dog-friendly pub, Wales Dog-friendly pub with a generous car park and easy access to the coast path for a long walk with the dog.
Dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Sully, Wales Sully Bay lets dogs on the beach all year round, but watch their paws as it's rock and shingle. The coast path is nice and softer on the paws for walkies.
Huge dog-friendly beach near Warkworth, Northumberland One more massive and dog-friendly beach in Northumberland. This is really the county of dogs' delight.
Parrog Estuary dog-friendly pub and walk, Wales Popular and dog-friendly inn in the winter and summer. This area is full of ancient remains and artefacts from the earliest of times, and there's a burial chamber just around the corner.
Pett Level dog-friendly beach, East Sussex Dog-friendly beach with the remains of an ancient forest hidden under rock pools at low tide. Popular with dog walkers, and no doggie restrictions.
Luc-sur-Mer dog friendly beach, France Dogs allowed on the beach here all year round, and it's a grand place for doggie swimming.
Dog-friendly beaches, an unhappy mermaid and Picts, Scotland You'll find several sandy beaches just down from the Seaboard Centre and these are dog-friendly. When we were here there was no-one in sight, in mid-summer.
All year dog-friendly beach and dog walk, Cornwall Dogs are allowed all year on this large sandy beach. And there's a cracking walk for tail-waggers too.
Normandy dog friendly beach, France Another dog friendly beach* on the Cote de Nacre. This is one of the Normandy beaches and this is where the Canadians established a bridgehead in World War II.
