Up to 7 days walking with your dog on The South West Coastal Path. Passing through the edge of Exmoor National Park, the dunes at Woolacombe and the coastal cliffs of Lynmouth, this is the best option for those looking for value for money, a longer dog walking holiday and a wide variety of scenery.

Six days walking on the North Coast beach path to St Ives with your dog. Bedruthan Steps, the Gannel Estuary and Perran Sand Dunes are all highlights on this walk. Popular during high season so book early if you want to walk this route with your dog.

South West Coast Path. St. Ives to Penzance. Whilst this route is a dog friendly one, there is very limited accommodation in one overnight stop, which may mean that you will need to use public transport or a taxi to your overnight stop at then end of one day's walking, and back again the following morning.

South West Coast Path, Penzance to Falmouth, 61 miles around the UK's most southerly point on the Lizard peninsula. This route has limited dog friendly accommodation, so be prepared to be flexible in your dates or to use public transport between accommodation and the trail.

Up to 7 days walking on one of the most inspiring sections of the Coast Path,  through the Roseland Peninsula. A good route if you want a variety of dogs-allowed accommodation, with a good mix of small hotels, B&B’s and a couple of luxury options if desired. The walking includes cliffs and coves, beaches, little ferry crossings, castles and fishing villages.

South West Coast Path, Plymouth to Brixham.
Historic Harbours, picture postcard fishing villages, medieval fortifications, tall ships and towering daymarks. Please note that one overnight stop has very limited accommodation, so you will either need to be flexible in your dates or be prepared to use taxis or public transport from and to the trail.

South West Coast Path, Brixham to Lyme Regis.
This section of the Devon Coast Path brings the walker through the best of South Devon’s coastal resorts via a switchback of coastal trail alongside the dramatic red rocks, stacks and headlands of East Devon culminating in the heart of the World Heritage site at the Dorset Jurassic Coast.

South West Coast Path, Lyme Regis to Poole
Given World Heritage Status in 2001, The Jurassic Coast Path through Dorset is quite simply unique - this is the only location on the planet where in a few short days of coastal walking you will travel through a few million years of earth time.

Walk this superb route over 5 days, with an average of around 10 miles a day, and stay in pubs, hotels and B&B's with your dog all the way. Pass through the Quantock Hills, climb Dunkerry Beacon, and traverse the remote Lorna Doone Valley at Brendon. Great mix of woodland, moorland, coastal views and gorges and with virtually no road walking at all - your dog will be in heaven!

Perfect walking holiday in partnership with your dog, circling the National Park over mysterious Dartmoor with its Hound of the Baskervilles connections!  Wild open moorland mixes with hidden gorges and dense woodland and forest.  Options for side trips to climb the mighty tors on the way with cosy overnight stays mainly in moorland village inns.