If you’re looking for a peaceful break by the sea, head to Beach Cottage in Anderby Creek. It may be a stone’s throw from the brash seaside resort of Skegness, but it feels like a world away… More Beach Cottage, Anderby Creek
Oysters on the beach, fish and chips, quirky, independent shops… you name it, Whitstable has got it. This traditional Kent fishing town is genuinely one of the most dog-friendly places we have ever visited in the UK. Almost all of the pubs and cafes in Whitstable welcome pets, there’s a beach to enjoy all year… More Ruff Guide to… Whitstable
Whitstable is one of the most dog-friendly towns we’ve ever encountered on our travels. If you stay in this cosy cottage, you’ll be just steps from both the bustling harbour and main shopping street… More Harbour Cottage, Whitstable
To see the best of Brighton, you really need to immerse yourself in it. And a stay at the Ibis Brighton City Centre will put both you – and your dog – in the thick of the action… More Ibis Brighton City Centre
“Can I tempt you with a portrait of your hound for sixty pound?” That sentence instantly caught my attention and made me fall in love with artist Iain Welch’s watercolours a little bit more than I already did. If you’re looking to commission a pet portrait, consider Iain. Not only is his work beautiful, but… More Iain Welch Art & Design