Once upon a time, the Suffolk towns of Lavenham and Sudbury were among the richest in the country. They made their fortune from the 15th Century wool trade and thanks to the grand churches and timber-framed houses that remain, visitors have centuries of history to explore. The area – including the nearby town of Bury … More DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE: Bury St Edmunds and the Suffolk Wool Towns
With its dramatic cliffs, beautiful beaches and wild seas, North Devon is known as “England’s Adventure Coast”. Popular with surfers, kayakers and hikers, this spectacularly scenic part of the country should be on everyone’s must-visit list – especially if you’re a fan of the Great Outdoors. Almost everywhere in North Devon welcomes dogs, from the … More DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE: North Devon
The New Forest is renowned for its wild ponies and you won’t have to look far to find them. You will often spot them nibbling on a garden hedge or grazing on nutritious gorse by the roadside – but they’re not the only animals who love this South Coast spot. Free-roaming donkeys, deer and cattle … More DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE: The New Forest
Artist JMW Turner fell in love with the big skies of Thanet, and you will too. You’ll also love its beautiful sandy beaches, bracing seafront walks and retro charm. In fact, there’s very little not to like! The main towns of Thanet are Margate, Ramsgate and Broadstairs and each has its own individual character. There … More DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE: Margate, Ramsgate & Broadstairs
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
