Dog Friendly Holidays By The Sea – Dreaming of a family vacation with your jealous friends? Check out our travel guide and dog-friendly destinations in Europe and abroad.
There is nothing like a family vacation when parents, children, siblings and others come together to create unforgettable memories with the people they love the most. But often families consist of other four-legged members who cannot always stay together. At Le Collectionist, we believe that family vacations should include all members of the family, including the children! That’s why we’ve created a pet-friendly holiday guide to help you prepare for your trip abroad. Find out about dog-friendly holiday destinations, dog-friendly accommodation and travel requirements for bringing your pet into the country. OUR TOP 10 DOG HOLIDAYS Marrakech, Morocco, Provence, France French Riviera, France Punta Cana, Dominican Republic Greece Swiss Alps Cape Town, South Africa Italy Spain Portugal Stay in Morocco, MOROCCO is a great choice for your dog friendly Marrakech holidays. Here you can enjoy a walk with your four-legged friend or ride a camel in the desert! You can also explore the city’s beautiful markets, but be warned: Morocco has a lot of stray cats, so you’ll want to leave your dog on a lead. Find out more about what to do in the city with our Marrakech guide. Note that some dog breeds considered dangerous are not allowed in the country, so pit bulls, bull terriers and mastiffs must stay at home. Before making travel plans for Morocco, check out the full list of prohibited dog breeds. Pet Travel Requirements: Pet passport, vaccination reports, rabies microchip 21 days 6 months prior to travel, vet certificate or government approved travel documents within 3 days of your visit to Morocco Pet Friendly: Enjoy the companionship of your pet. Relax in the comfort of Villa Avana. This sophisticated and modern home is dog friendly. What you need to know: Villa Awana, Morocco, Moroccan Pool, bath, massage room, relaxation area Cook cooked breakfast from £6,125 to £7,700 per week in the South of France Explore Provence’s open natural spaces, DIY villages and countryside. pet, ideal for long walks. When Provence is in full bloom, you can enjoy the sun, the scenery and the lavender-scented air. Hike the famous Sentier des Ochres mountain trails or visit historical sites such as the castle or the Roman aqueducts. Dogs welcome indoors and outdoors: enjoy a meal for two with your bag, Lady and Tramp style! Travel requirements for animals: Pet passport microchip within 10 days of travel to France Vaccinations, rabies vaccination, EU health certificate or animal health certificate from your vet: Staffordshire terrier, American Staffordshire terrier (pitbull), Mastiff (boerbull) and Tosa Mas des Eclats , Bonniux, Provence, France Dog-friendly accommodation: Mas Naïs’ outdoor spaces become a dog-friendly accommodation. the pedestrian can run wild. Close to the city center, you’re in the perfect location for city tours with man’s best friend by your side. Things to know: Pool named after Mas Naïs, Provence, France, boxing and tennis courts, home theater downtown, 12 guests French tea when you gather, France is dog friendly. Plan your dog vacation on the French Riviera where you can treat your dog to a day at the beach, water sports, hiking and more. On the Riviera, especially in Nice, you can easily see pet-friendly establishments with pet-friendly signs. Whether you’re visiting one of Nice’s top Michelin-starred restaurants or lazing on the turquoise waters of St Tropez’s best beaches, local attractions clearly show the proximity of man’s best friend. Travel requirements for pets: Pet passport Microchip Vaccinations, rabies vaccination, EU health certificate from your vet within 10 days of travel to France or health certificate for animals: Staffordshire terrier, American Staffordshire terrier (pitbull), Mastiff (boerbull) and Tosa dog friendly accommodation : A stone’s throw from the golden sands of the sea and inviting turquoise waters, Villa des Vignes is the best accommodation for dogs on the French Riviera. Things to know: Villa des Vignes, Ramatuelle, French Riviera, French Pool, Nature View Villa Manager Prepared Breakfast Close to Bed 8. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC PUNTA CANADA IS A GREAT FRIEND Enjoy the sun and scenery for you, your loved ones and your pets amid beaches, eco-reserves and nature parks there are great places for One of our most beautiful exotic destinations, the beaches of Punta Cana are not to be missed. However, you can find beach dogs roaming the sand. Make sure your dogs are on a lead or can play nicely. Pet travel requirements: Pets do not require a passport, but must be vaccinated 30 days in advance up to 12 months of age Your four-legged friend will love the sights, sounds and smells of this exotic sanctuary. Things to Know: Villa Las Olas, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic Pool, Nature View, Golf Carts Pets in Greece Many families in Greece have four-legged members, so the country is generally pet-friendly. Most public beaches are dog-friendly, and you’ll find plenty of dog parks around the country to give your furry friends a fun place to bond with the Greek seas. Dogs are allowed in some major tourist areas, although they are not allowed in churches, monasteries or archaeological sites. So they can definitely book a tour and wait outside while they explore the sights. After you’ve had your fill of cultural explorations, have lunch on foot with your pet. Travel requirements for pets: Pet passport microchip Rabies vaccination within 21 days after health certificate from local vet. Conditions apply depending on where you go from Villa Tsiropoules in Paros, Greece: Private Villa Thalassa in Corfu, beach access in your backyard, pet friendly lifetime. You walk your dog on the beach every morning after waking up! Things to know: Villa Thalassa, Corfu, Greek BBQ and Mediterranean garden, private beach shared beach access Swiss Alps for your holiday. Put on your hiking boots, leash your dog, and head outside. Your four-legged friend can enjoy many mountain trails, nature parks and forest trails. If you’re tired after a walk, don’t worry, dogs are allowed on public transport with their own ticket. Then sit on the outdoor restaurant patio for dinner while your pet eats you for a taste of Swiss cheese! Where should I stop? Check out our Zermatt guide for restaurants, experiences and chalets. Pet travel requirements: PetB microchip, lung passport or other special documents when arriving from abroad, vaccinations up to 30 days within 12 months Rabies vaccine, DHPP vaccine, Bordetella vaccine, Leptospirosis vaccine, CIV vaccine within 5 days health certificate from local veterinarian o
Dog Friendly Holidays By The Sea
