We welcome dogs in three of our properties: The Beach, The Rockpool and The Cove. Our team all have a soft spot for our four legged friends, we’re dog owners ourselves and love to watch them enjoying themselves. We also understand how hard it can be to leave them at home whilst you holiday.

Dogs love Cornwall and we often find they can’t get enough of the beach and coast walks, and when they do, there is a log fire to curl up by.

We have a wealth of knowledge of the best places to go, things to do and dog friendly restaurants, pubs and cafes. Get in touch to find out more.

We welcome dogs but we do ask you to follow the rules below:

– Notify us in advance of arrival and pay the £25 fee per dog.
– No dogs or pets in Bodeeve, Trebah or Mylor and Seasky.
– Strictly no dogs on sofas, beds or soft furnishings.
– Do not leave your pet on their own in the property. Please bear this in mind when booking holidays during the warmer months.
– Always pick up after your dog and ensure the patio, gardens and property are free from waste on departure.
– Abide by local by-laws with regards to dogs on Praa Sands.
– Please bear our neighbours in mind and ensure your pet is under control and does not cause a disturbance.

Dogs are welcome in so many places in Cornwall but these are our top 5 picks:

1. Morning walks on Praa Sands beach. On your doorstep, walking into the sunrise as it comes up over the cliffs to the East. The new 2020 dog restrictions mean you can walk them until 10am in the morning and again in the evening after 6pm, these rules only apply between 1st July and 31st August.
2. Sunday Carvery at Sandbar with your dog in tow.
3. Tread the South West Coast Path, it starts just outside your door.
4. Walk around Penrose near Porthleven. Beautiful woodlands, lake and then a gorgeous stretch of sand.
5. The Victoria Inn in Perranuthnoe. Dogs are allowed in this quaint pub in the bar area. Expect a cosy feel and some great food.