Romantic Castle Ruins and dog-friendly beach, Scotland A small castle ruin with magnificent views across the water and loads of romantic atmosphere. Active dogs will want more of a walk, or could swim from the beach. This is just a short stop.
Crosscanonby beach dog walks, Cumbria Another enormous sandy beach with hardly a soul enjoying it. So ideal for dogs who like a lot of personal space. You can see Scotland across the water.
Llanmadoc beach and dog walk, Wales We love the walks and bracing sea air here, and the Britannia is a welcoming and dog-friendly pub to warm up in.
Seaside country park and cafe, Essex A stretch of seaside park where dogs can really stretch their legs. It's also a good place for looking at local wildlife and enjoying some sea breezes.
A1 dog walk on the beach, Northumberland Dogs are allowed on the beach year round, and the red and white lighthouse is a striking landmark at the end of a distant jetty.
A39 dog-friendly pub with B&B and beach walk, Somerset If you fancy a pub with a view over a harbour, a dog walk on the beach and the chance to stay overnight with Fido in the room, then this is the place to come.
Neufchatel-Hardelot dog-friendly beach, France Dogs allowed on the beach in France Most of this huge sandy beach has dog restrictions, but if you head to the east side you'll find that dogs are welcome all year round.
Cayeux-sur-Mer dog-friendly beach, France If seaside time-travel appeals, then a visit to Cayeux is unmissable. The beach huts, neatly lined alongside the long promenade, are pure 1950s and look fantastic.
Cross of Lorraine, France There can be few things better than a dog friendly beach with no restrictions.
Dog-friendly beach near Dublin, RoI Long stretch of beach that's a really useful place to stop just off the M1 near Dublin as well as just a popular doggie walk if you're staying in the area.
Camaret-sur-Mer dog-friendly beach and coastal walk, Brittany, France A dog-friendly beach that's popular with windsurfers and water sports. It's not suitable for swimming due to strong currents and rocks.
