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Top 5 Dog-Friendly Beaches Near Anneth Lowen, North Cornwall
North Cornwall is a paradise for dog lovers, and when you stay at Anneth Lowen, you’re perfectly placed to explore some of the best dog-friendly beaches in the region. Here are five fantastic coastal spots where your four-legged friend can run free, splash in the surf, and enjoy the sea air.
1. Trebarwith Strand (10 minutes)
This stunning sandy cove is a favourite with dog owners and is dog-friendly year-round. Flanked by cliffs and caves, it’s perfect for rock-pooling and watching the sunset. Stop by the Port William pub for sea views and a post-walk treat.
2. Widemouth Bay (20 minutes)
A long, spacious beach that welcomes dogs across most areas year-round. Perfect for ball games and splashing about. It also has parking, cafés, and facilities.
3. Daymer Bay (35 minutes)
Nestled between Polzeath and Rock, Daymer Bay is a calmer, dog-friendly alternative to nearby surfing hotspots. Its shallow waters are ideal for a gentle paddle, and the walk up Brea Hill offers breathtaking views.
4. Harlyn Bay (40 minutes)
A large, sweeping beach near Padstow that allows dogs year-round. Great for long sandy strolls and family fun. There are rockpools to explore, and a seasonal café for refreshments.
5. Crackington Haven (25 minutes)
A picturesque cove surrounded by dramatic cliffs, Crackington Haven is dog-friendly all year on its southern section. There are beautiful coastal walks nearby, and the village offers a dog-friendly pub and two cafés. It’s a peaceful, scenic spot for dogs and owners to enjoy together.
Tips for Beach Days with Dogs
- Bring water and a bowl – not all beaches have facilities.
- Watch tide times – some coves disappear at high tide.
- Carry dog waste bags and use the bins provided.
- Keep dogs on leads where needed – check local signs.
Staying at Anneth Lowen means you can enjoy all these beaches and more, with a secure garden and dog-friendly touches that make your holiday carefree. Book direct today to explore Cornwall’s coast with your canine companion!
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