Did he say that having a dog prevented travel? Discover eleven ideal destinations to travel with your dog in Europe.
The relationship between you and your dog is surely fabulous. Indeed, he is the one who brings you unconditional love and affection. It is there, softly placed on your knees during your depressed evenings. He looks forward to you and shudders every time you plan to spend time with him. Next to that, if there is one thing you love as much as your beloved animal, it’s traveling! Maybe you think these two passions are incompatible? On the contrary, it is quite possible to travel with his dog. Some terrestrial paradises are even better discovered in this way.
So here are eleven European destinations to live alongside your canine friend!
1. Greece
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Among one of the most dog friendly countries in Europe, Greece is found. In this shattered country, one of the most heavenly in the world, dogs are clearly welcome! Many accommodations accept pets, just like Santorini . Indeed, the island has a wide range of dog friendly hotels.
If the banish and blue houses hanging above the sea, the obsolete alleys surrounded by flowers and the cuisine with Mediterranean accents enchant you: don’t hesitate. Travelling with his dog in Greece promises incredible holidays. Did you know that this country is a figure of prowes in terms of authorization to swim for dogs?
2. Corsica
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Our little Île de Beauté française is a true setting of peace and nature for your pet. Its stretches of beaches with irrelevant looks, its fragrant and wild maquis, its secret coves, its medieval fortresses erected in the limestone and perched on promontories, its white rock absorbing the sun... Corsica is undoubtedly dreaming of many travel mordus.
Good news: travelling with her dog on Beauty Island is extremely easy. Among dog friendly activities, try for example cani-rando.
3. Spain
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To Barcelona , cultural and unmissable city of the land of tapas, bulls and late rises, your dog is welcome!
On the outskirts of the city you will find the Llevant beach with a space and facilities strictly reserved for dogs. Within the city, many green spaces also tend their arms. And as travelling with his dog should not be an obstacle to any pleasure, the Spanish thought to open many dog friendly restaurants.
Outside Barcelona you can also go for a ride on the side of the Costa Brava and Malaga for a getaway with your baby.
4. Switzerland
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In the country of cows, turquoise lakes and people on time, we love dogs! Yes, if you want to travel with your dog, think of Switzerland. Its long green expanses, punctuated with natural elements as spectacular as each other, are great playgrounds for the enthusiasts. In terms of activities, from cani-VTT to cani-rando, to ski-joëring in winter, you will have the choice to enjoy the country with your dog.
5. Italy
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Depending on the region or city chosen, know that many Italian beaches are completely dog friendly ( Tuscany , Rimini, Sardinia , San Vincenzo or Rome ). They welcome your pet with open arms and are arranged in such a way as to hide it: swimming lessons, educational sessions, grooming lounges, urinals, showers, etc.
Country pizzy and gelati , travelling with her dog is also easy in view of the many campsites open to canine stays. In famous and prestigious cities as Venice , many hotels proudly display their opportunities for dog accommodation.
6. Austria
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Here is another destination to travel with your dog when you are in love with the mountains: Austria. From rural lodgings to green and endless spaces so that dogs spend themselves, to dog friendly mountain hotels, this country is ideal for holidays with your allou.
In Austria, national parks do not hesitate to open their doors to dogs. As for its capital , refined city and imprint of grace, she stretches her arms to pets. Including in the famous Viennese cafés and the heart of the most beautifully maintained parks in Vienna.
7. Germany
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To travel with his dog, the German capital is obvious. To Berlin , most public transport accept your pet on board, even of large size. The parks, shops and restaurants are many to unfold the red carpet to your adorable companion. If you extend your immersion, you will also realize that some workplaces accept dogs.
Why? Because in Germany, most dog owners take education courses for their animals and training courses for themselves.
8. Belgium
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In our neighbors kings of fries and waffles, travelling with her dog is particularly pleasant. Notably Bruges . In this small town at the edge of Disneyland, with a human size and full of charm, your dog is quite welcome. You can discover its famous paved streets, enchanting channels and chocolate shops at the pace of your best four-legged friend! There, many pubs and cafes are clearly dog friendly.
As for the rest of Belgium, it should be noted that most of the trains around the country agree to carry dogs for a small sum.
9. The Netherlands
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In the Netherlands, and particularly Amsterdam , no doubt you'll enjoy travelling with your dog. Capital of freedoms and openness, it is also open to your pet.
The unbridled races or the imposing size of your whole or will not disturb the casual attitude of the Dutch. Bring it inside a coffee, a restaurant or your feet on a sun terrace. To fully enjoy the city full of cultural and architectural attractions, no need to pay an extra charge in public transport.
If you start exploring other cities, like Keukenhof for its tulips in the spring, it will be enough in this case less than five euros to get your companion on a train!
10. Croatia
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Beautiful and enchanting from its mild climate and the variety of its landscapes, Croatia was able to conquer the soul of travellers. This seaside destination of excellence has many welcoming beaches for dogs and their masters. In the land, many national parks, offering spectacular hikes and supernatural landscapes, also open their doors to dogs.
11. Czech Republic
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Finally, when we talk about fairy cities in Europe, many travellers think about Prague . The beautiful capital, full of historical treasures, has gradually become dog friendly.
Restaurants have gradually opened their doors to dogs, sometimes even by offering them a small meal. The same applies to parks such as Letna Park or some hotels directly located in the heart of the capital. In order to travel with his dog, it is also an ideal destination by free transport for them.
So now, what prevents you from opening your agenda, throwing your prospections on boarding schools for dogs and planning your future holidays with your best friend on four feet?
The only thing that you have to keep attentive and attentive is the rules specific to each country concerning the journey with a dog. For most destinations in Europe, make sure your faithful friend:
- Has a European passport,
- An updated vaccination notebook (especially against rabies),
- A tattoo or chip identification,
- A health certificate.
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