Dog Friendly Holidays and Pubs in Sussex

It can be difficult going on holiday with your pet but there are plenty of places in the UK that will welcome your furry friend too. A holiday with your dog can be incredibly rewarding and there are plenty of holiday rentals, attractions and dog friendly pubs in Sussex to enjoy with the whole family.

Dog Friendly Cottages and Pubs in Sussex

A holiday in England can be a wonderful experience and there are plenty of charming cottages to rent that will allow you to bring your dog. Pick one set in one of the beautiful seaside towns of Sussex and enjoy sunny days of festivals, long walks and countryside charm as well as a dog friendly pubs in Sussex.

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Brighton

Brighton and Hove has been named ‘Britain’s Most Dog Friendly Place’ by Cesar dog food and is certainly a good place to take your dog on holiday. There are plenty of things to do in Brighton and it remains one of the most visited seaside towns in England alongside Blackpool.

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Take your family and the dog to Brighton beach, one of the most iconic beaches in England. Although you can only take your dog on the main beach during winter, in summer there are plenty of other beaches to take your dog to. The stretch of beach between the west wall of Brighton Marina and the Volks Railway Aquarium station is dog friendly and if you’re staying around the Hove area, the beach between Holland Road and St John’s Road is very quiet and makes the perfect spot for a relaxing seaside dog walk without another soul for miles.

Dogs are allowed on Brighton and Hove’s promenades but must be kept on their leads at all times. Stroll along the promenade, get yourself an ice cream and enjoy a beach holiday with your furry best friend.

Hastings

Hastings is a great place to visit for a holiday and there are plenty of holiday cottages to choose from that accept dogs. Situated right by the sea, Hastings has a rich history and plenty to see and do. Made famous by the Norman conquest of England in 1066, Hastings was once a thriving fishing town and still holds the record for the largest beach-based fishing fleet in England. Take your dog down to the beach and hire some rods. A day’s fishing with man’s best friend is a perfect way to experience the traditional, laid back feel of English countryside holidays.

Visit Hastings at the time of the Jack-in-the-Green festival and take your dog and the whole family for an exciting day of walking, costumes and festivities. There are plenty of other festivals in Hastings that would make for a perfect holiday activity. Most of these festivals are held outside so many people bring their dogs along.

Lewes

Lewes is one of East Sussex’s real gems. With a towering castle, quaint antique shops and an abundance of charming cafes, pubs and tea rooms, Lewes is a wonderful place for a holiday with the family. There is so much to do outside in Lewes, with stunning rolling hills and pretty woodland to explore; Lewes is the perfect place to take your dog.

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