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SPONSORED: Dog-friendly holidays you need to sniff out

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PET owners agree that four-legged companions are special members of the family, so when we take a trip away, it’s only natural we want them with us.

If you are planning a weekend getaway and can’t bear to leave your pet behind, or book them a place at the local kennels or cattery, then don’t worry…

We have good news for pet owners as we have compiled a list of top pet-friendly places in Scotland where you can enjoy a stay with your whole family, pets and all!

 

Abbeyford offers dog-friendly destinations in East Neuk

You don’t have to travel far to enjoy a fantastic holiday with your dog.

Right here in Courier Country you can enjoy some of the best coastal dog walks and stay in top notch accommodation with your dog. Elie Holiday Park, for example, is a real hidden gem not to be missed and offers a fine selection of fantastic dog-friendly Castaway holiday homes nestled behind the beach, or close to forest walks with spectacular meadow views. It’s also home to the superb Mirador Café serving some of the best barista coffee – come for the day and you’ll want to stay longer.

Further along the coast, quieter St Monans and award-winning St Andrews Holiday Parks make up the trio of Abbeyford Leisure’s dog-friendly destinations within the East Neuk. And with thoughtful extras including dog beds, bowls and complimentary dog chews, it’s easy to see why dog owners holiday with Abbeyford Leisure time and time again. Find out more and book online.

 

Finn at The Four Seasons will welcome your family’s furry friend

You’ve forgotten the water bowl or their bed. Your loving canine companion doesn’t like being left. Your little girl never leaves you and you need a few mountains to wear them out.

If this sounds familiar then The Four Seasons Hotel at Loch Earn caters for pet owners like you. With a plentiful supply of walks and water on the doorstep, stocks of bowls, biscuits and blankets, pets are welcomed by hotel dog Finn, throughout most of the hotel.

We particularly look after single travellers with their “bestest” buddy as the Owner Susan Stuart testifies, “It can be uncomfortable being a single traveller, so you think it’s a good idea to get a dog. Here we will give you as much peace or chat as you wish and will always make a fuss of your four-legged friend.”

For 4-for-3 and 3-for-2 breaks throughout the year contact The Four Seasons Hotel, St Fillans on 01764 685333 or book here.

 

Woodland walks and wildlife watching at Craibstone

The award-winning Craibstone Campus in Scotland’s North East is set in 800 acres of glorious woodlands, providing a quiet and relaxing base where you can unwind by exploring the secluded grounds and enjoying the woodland walks and wildlife-watching – and what’s better than being accompanied in these surroundings by your four-legged best friend.

With 60 en suite rooms, a number of them twin rooms, with Freeview television and Wi-Fi it’s ideal for families with their furry friends getting together over  July, August and September.

Five minutes from Aberdeen Airport and five miles from Aberdeen city centre, Craibstone allows easy access to the Granite City with its cultural, sporting, leisure and shopping amenities as well as Aberdeen beach (with its amusement park for family entertainment).

For more information click here.