Dog-Friendly Norway: Travelling in Norway with a Dog

Taking dog overseas from Australia

While I wouldn’t list Norway as one of the most dog-friendly countries in Europe, it’s still a wonderful destination to visit with your dog. And with its spectacular scenery, especially during the short summer months, it can make for a great summer road trip with your pup. Read on to find out what it’s like … Read more

Dog-Friendly Luxembourg: Visiting Luxembourg with a Dog

Dog-friendly Luxembourg City

With its location in Europe in between Germany, France and Belgium, the city of Luxembourg makes for a great quick getaway destination. And not surprising given its neighbours, it’s quite a dog-friendly destination. Read through my recommendations for a dog-friendly visit to Luxembourg, especially Luxembourg City. Travelling to Luxembourg City with a Dog Luxembourg is … Read more

Dog-Friendly Ardennes, Belgium: Visiting with a Dog

Dog-Friendly Dinant

This post was created in conjunction with Vallée les Etoiles The Ardennes region in south-eastern Belgium is the perfect destination for a relaxing holiday, far away from bustling, modern life. Yet this forested, mountainous region is just over an hour from Brussels, 3.5 hours from Paris and 3 hours from Calais. And best of all … Read more

15 Fun Dog-Friendly Things to Do in England

Dog-friendly things to do in England

England is a wonderful country to holiday in with a dog, no matter if England is your home or whether you’re on a visit to the UK with your dog. Whether you prefer the countryside, want to visit the cities or instead explore the country’s history, there’s no shortage of dog-friendly things to do in … Read more

7 Fun Dog-Friendly Things to Do in Scotland

Dog-friendly things to do in Scotland

With its beautiful natural scenery, there’s no shortage of dog-friendly fun to be had in Scotland, the northern-most and most rugged country of the UK. Not that dogs are restricted to the countryside; dogs are also made welcome in the Scottish cities, such as Edinburgh. On your next Scottish holiday with your pup, add some … Read more

5 Top Dog-Friendly Day Trips Out of London

Dog-friendly day trips from London

Created in conjunction with Holiday Cottages. London is all things to all men (and their dogs). With inner and outer-city parks and woodlands throughout the metropolis, there’s often no need to venture beyond the confines of the M25 ring road to further afield in England. On the other hand, even the most devoted capital city … Read more

4 of the Best Dog-Friendly Walks in the Lake District

Lake District dog walks

Created in conjunction with Lakelovers When travelling with your dog, it’s vital to find accessible and dog-friendly locations to explore, so that you both get the most fun out of every day. One of the best locations for taking your dog to within the United Kingdom is the Lake District. With miles of green, rural … Read more

The 7 Best Dog-Friendly National Parks in the UK

Dog-friendly national parks in the UK: The Lake District

Created in conjunction with Canine Cottages. Windswept walks across heather-strewn moorlands, finding the biggest sticks in atmospheric oak woodlands, scaling the snowy peaks of towering mountain ranges and bounding across endless golden beaches; the UK’s national parks are among the best places to explore with your dog. Staggeringly beautiful and a haven for lovers of … Read more

Dog-Friendly Romania: Travelling in Romania with a Dog

Dog-friendly Romania

Romania and dog-friendly probably aren’t two terms you’ve heard together before. But despite Romania’s non-appearance on lists of the most dog-friendly countries in Europe and its reputation for strays, I found the country a surprisingly friendly one to travel in with a dog. Here are my tips for travelling in Romania with a dog. A … Read more

Dog-Friendly Bulgaria: Travelling in Bulgaria with a Dog

Dog-friendly Bulgaria

I hadn’t heard that much about Bulgaria before I visited the country in September 2018 with my dog, Schnitzel. But between it’s beautiful coastline, magnificent mountains and plenty of history, not to mention cheap prices, it won me over. It’s not the most dog-friendly country in Europe, but it’s still a great destination to visit … Read more