Dog Friendly Holidays East Coast – Looking for the perfect dog-friendly vacation? Look no further! We’ve found some of the best places to stay with pets on the UK coast, from self-catering cottages to luxury resorts, luxury hotels and B&Bs.
This beautiful 19th century castle, sleeping up to 8 people, sits above the beautiful harbor of Bouley Bay on the North Jersey coast and has a private garden and terrace perfect for watching the fishing boats. The quirky Fort Leicester is built on three different stone pillars, requiring visitors to go outside to move from room to room, with sections of grass in between. Dogs are welcome and a car is essential due to the remote location.
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The five-star Cliff House Hotel has the best seaside location on Ireland’s south coast, an hour’s drive from Cork or Waterford airports by Rosslare ferry. Enjoy walks and dog walks in the ocean with your furry friend, before drying him off with his own towel. Dogs can meet their owners on the patio and enjoy a restful night’s sleep, with homemade treats upon arrival. You can rent a stroller at reception. For health and safety reasons, dogs must be leashed and supervised at all times and must not be left alone in the rooms. Not allowed in restaurants or bars.
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DEPENDS ON WHAT; Sandy Paws is available from around €284 per night for two people with breakfast included, including a dog. It is essential to book in advance as dog-friendly rooms may be available. Dogs must not weigh more than 30kg as the rooms are not suitable for large dogs.
On a sandy beach overlooking Anderby Creek, Beach Cottage is the perfect family getaway. Chosen by Sawday as a Special Place, it sleeps two people (but has two bedrooms downstairs if necessary), has a wood burner, free toilets and, best of all, you can bring your dog. Close to the unspoilt Lincolnshire Coastal Park, home to an abundance of birds, wildlife and flora, this ‘getaway’ property offers versatile sea views to enjoy at any time of year.
DEPENDS ON WHAT; Prices from around £400 for a weekend, up to £800 for a full week.
A charming 18th century fisherman’s house situated next to the harbor in the former fishing village of East Neuk in Crail. With capacity for four people, it is an excellent base to relax. In summer there is a garden with a barbecue and a terrace with sea views, as well as a wood stove to stay comfortable in winter. While the beautiful Fife coast is just around the corner, the birthplace of golf, St Andrews, is right on the beach so there is plenty to do and a well-behaved dog is welcome.
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DEPENDS ON WHAT; From around £370 for a short break (low season) to £840 for a week (high season), that’s £20 more for your dog.
This was named Dog-Friendly Business of the Year 2017 in the Visit England Excellence Awards, so you can be sure it will be good for your pet and you. The property, close to the Heritage Suffolk coast, has four properties (three riverside cottages and The Mill House) next to the River Deben in seven acres of trees and greenery. Think amazing indoor spaces, like an indoor dog shower and dog welcome packs.
DEPENDS ON WHAT; From around £90 a night on weekdays, with a minimum stay of three nights, with no dog charge.
The six spacious bedrooms at this harbor-view property in Lymington are dog-friendly, and with the Hampshire coast and New Forest on your doorstep, you’ll have no shortage of great walking spots if you stay here. The Mayflower prides itself on its food (the restaurant has an AA rosette) and if you want to eat with your dog, you can do so in the bar or on the terrace. There is also an enclosed garden.
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DEPENDS ON WHAT; From around £140 per night, two dogs are welcome and a free pack is included.
If you want to experience traditional Sandbanks life, this beautiful place can be yours if you stay for a while…restaurants and shops. It has a state-of-the-art cinema, parking for two cars and a secure garden, suitable for a well-behaved dog. The city attractions of Poole and Bournemouth are close by, not to mention the great Jurassic Coast, where wonderful exploration can be done, from archaeological walks or boat trips to the Sandbanks range on the Isle of Purbeck.
In the charming town of Broadstairs, close to independent shops and restaurants, is this charming cottage, sleeping up to four people, with ensuite bathroom, Smart TV with Netflix, cozy fireplace and enclosed garden. Sandy Viking Bay is nearby and there are many cycling and hiking trails nearby, perfect for family or couples outings, with a canine companion.
Millstone Cottage is a Grade II listed former flour mill which has been converted into a charming self-catering cottage in the village of Lucker, just three miles from Bamburgh and the beautiful Northumberland coast. The house has capacity for six people and has three bedrooms with bathrooms and a wooden living room and dining room. When you arrive, there will also be treats for you and your four-legged friend. And next door you’ll find The Apple Inn, offering delicious home-cooked meals in a beautiful country setting.
East Coast Chalets 58 At California Sands Dog Friendly, Great Yarmouth (updated Prices 2024)
Located on South Uist, this picturesque spot has lots of character and is perfect for those looking to escape their holes. Using Polar Wall Construction, it has unobstructed views to the front of the glass, Sola pipes from the ceiling to create light inside and underfloor heating. Luxury touches include a Bose sound system, White Company toiletries, and a welcome bar with amenities. It sleeps two people, you can bring a dog and the beach is a short distance from the house, with its sandy beaches and (in summer) an abundance of wildflowers.
Pen Hendre is a charming family-friendly and dog-friendly house in the coastal village of Trefor, close to the beautiful Morfa Nefyn beach. The single beds have a stylish design and retro touches from the 50s and 60s, such as a vinyl record player. There are two comfortable seating areas and an enclosed porch, and the beach is just 10 minutes away, with access to plenty of dog walks. Many beautiful beaches are nearby, as are dog-friendly pubs and pretty seaside towns.
DEPENDS ON WHAT; Three nights from around £316, seven nights from around £474, based on four shared rooms. Up to two dogs are allowed: the first is free and a weekly extension applies to the second.
The long, Blue Flag-awarded shingle beach of Beesands is less than a rod from The Lobster Pot and is dog-friendly all year round. A purpose-built dog bath means you can wash off sand with ease, while three bedrooms and the living room have stunning sea views. A great place to explore the South West Coast Path is the Devon coast.
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Dating back to 1931, this family-run hotel on the Isle of Purbeck is full of charm. Enjoy classic rooms, Anglo-French cuisine at Studland Restaurant, cream teas at the Bistro and the wonderful coastal setting of this magical part of Dorset. There are dog-friendly beaches nearby year-round, as well as many local attractions.
DEPENDS ON WHAT; The Sandy Paws package costs from £150 per night (dinner, bed and breakfast) and can be booked any night of the week, £15 per dog per night. You are asked to bring your dog’s bedding.
If you enjoy walking along the beautiful Norfolk or Suffolk coast, why not hire an ex-camper? Retro Campers Norfolk has genuine VW campers (many sleep up to six people) and is dog-friendly; Just bring a dog bed or blanket and make sure your pet is not left alone in the car. Then you leave, you have the freedom to choose where to stay.
DEPENDS ON WHAT; Part time (Monday to Friday/Friday to Saturday) starts from approx £395, weekly hire from approx £595. There is a charge of £50 per dog which covers an additional special sitter after hire.
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On a former strawberry farm, just a five-minute walk from the dog-friendly beach at Monk’s Bay, three-bedroom Carmel Cottage is an ideal base for exploring the Isle of Wight AONB. With stone walls, wooden floors and wood burning stoves inside and enclosed gardens, sunny terraces and sea views outside, you will be away from the island’s coastal path and the timeless charm of Bonchurch village.
Now managed by the Irish Landmark Trust, Wicklow Head Lighthouse
