This beautiful part of lowland Scotland is often overlooked, but it really shouldn’t be. With bustling towns, sandy beaches and acres of forest to explore, there is plenty to keep both you and your four-legged friend amused. Dumfries and Galloway is also a hotbed for culture, home to some of Scotland’s coolest art, literature and music festivals. Make … More DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE: Dumfries & Galloway
The Peak District is a walker’s paradise – which is just as well if, like many people, you develop a taste for the locally-produced Bakewell tarts and puddings. This beautifully unspoilt area at the southern end of the Pennines is great for outdoorsy types and has plenty to see and do. It is home to the historic … More DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE: The Peak District
UK cities don’t come much cooler – or more liberal – than Brighton. From traditional seaside attractions to the quirky shops in The Lanes, this boho city is a real treat, and notoriously dog-friendly to boot. There’s always something new to discover on the sunny South Coast- and more often than not, you can do … More DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE: Brighton & Hove
There’s something pretty special about Pembrokeshire, a wonderfully unspoilt county on the south-westerly tip of Wales. Its rugged coastline is the main attraction but whether you’ve come for the beautiful beaches, harbourside towns or historic castles, you’ll find plenty to keep you and your four-legged friends amused. We took our lead from Pembrokeshire’s annual Dog-Friendly … More DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE: Pembrokeshire
With 30 miles of beautiful beaches, countless dog-friendly pubs, historic market towns and more castles than any other county in England, Northumberland has a lot to offer. Its dramatic coastline is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and it was even voted 2017’s Holiday Destination of the Year by BBC’s Countryfile magazine. Discover this spectacular part of Britain for yourself … More DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE: The Northumberland Coast
