Nine Night Dog-Friendly Road Trip

Picturesque sailing towns, stunning beaches and the Jurassic Coast

Discover the delights of Devon, Cornwall and Dorset on our fabulous dog-friendly road trip of the South West. You and your best furry friend will love exploring Dartmoor in Devon before continuing on to the picture-postcard villages, fabulous beaches and cream teas in Cornwall and then to Dorset’s wonderful Jurassic coast - all with bow wow appeal.

Let our expert Travel Concierge tailor a doggie road trip to your exact requirements, with wonderful dog-welcoming places to stay along the way, just for you and your best furry friend.

Top Travel Tip

Cornwall is best anytime between Easter and mid-October. Devon is best in Spring to Autumn and Dorset - June to October. Although all are beautiful year round.

Best to avoid school holidays if you can when it feels like everyone in England has travelled to the same small Cornish village as you. Beaches are overcrowded, parking becomes a struggle.

Approximate Driving Time

Devon to Cornwall: 1 hour 30 minutes (86.5 mi)

Cornwall to Dorset: 3 hours (149.0 mi)

Price

From £1,850 for two adults and one dog*

Inclusions subject to package availability, please speak to your dedicated Pet Concierge for full inclusions.

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Suggested Nine Night Itinerary

Set out below is our suggested nine night itinerary, enabling you to explore the natural beauty of the South West. However, if you wish to plot your own route and pick alternative places to stay, our expert Pet Concierge is on hand to tailor a doggie roadtrip to your exact requirements, with some of our most dog-welcoming hotels and cottages to stay along the way.

Start your adventure in Dartmoor’s National Park, where you can explore the wonderful moorland, discovering fabulous walks across its spectacular landscapes from forests to rivers and tors.

Then wend your way down to Cornwall, passing through beautiful villages along the way, with a few nights’ stay at two of PetsPyjamas favourite beachside hotels where your dog can play catch along the golden sands.

Finally, make your way back up country to Dorset for two nights in beautiful Hardy country, with time to explore the Jurassic Coast. And if you fancy extending your trip, head up via Bath to the Cotswolds and Berkshire on the way back.