For a bijou break by the sea, head to Seagull’s Nest in sandy Minnis Bay, where the beach is literally at the bottom of the road. Plus, you’ll have your own private garden to relax in, which is a real suntrap… More Seagull’s Nest, Minnis Bay
If you want to be close to the North Norfolk coast but also want some peace and quiet, then you should stay here. This dinky Airbnb may be small, but it couldn’t be more perfectly formed – in a Nutshell, we loved it… More Nutshell, Bradfield
The seaside resort of Great Yarmouth is renowned for its rollercoasters and amusement arcades and there are plenty of attractions to keep dogs and their owners busy, too. The 10-mile stretch of coastline between Yarmouth and Lowestoft – Britain’s most easterly town – is packed with things to see and do, from beautiful beaches to… More Ruff Guide to… Great Yarmouth, Gorleston and Lowestoft
There’s always something new to discover on a trip to the Yorkshire coast, from quaint fishing villages and smugglers’ coves to miles of heather-covered moorland. While Whitby and Scarborough are the main tourist towns, you’ll find plenty to explore in between – and many pubs, cafes and attractions in the area welcome dogs with open… More Ruff Guide to… Whitby, Scarborough and the Yorkshire coast
Ever wanted to stay in a beach hut? Well now you can! Salad Days, just steps from beautiful Dunster Beach in Somerset, is cute, compact and wonderfully well-equipped for both humans and dogs… More Salad Days, Dunster
Think of Hastings and the famous battle of 1066 will no doubt spring to mind. But while the seafront town has a historic past, it is destined for a great future. With miles of beaches, fantastic attractions and excellent parks and open spaces, Hastings is a great place to spend a few days – especially… More Ruff Guide to… Hastings