Whitby Cottage | Sleeps 11
Large group hot tub cottage sleeping 11 in 6 bedrooms in the coastal resort of Whitby in Yorkshire, a superb home-from-home for a large family or... |
Whitby Cottage | Sleeps 8
Whitby four-storey townhouse that sleeps 8 in 4 bedrooms with a bubbling hot tub, close to the beach and amenities ideal for friends and family alike,... |
Whitby Cottage | Sleeps 8
Modern four bedroom holiday home near Whitby (built in 2022) that sleeps up to eight guests and is pet friendly, ideal for a large family or group... |
Whitby Cottage | Sleeps 6
Three bedroom coastal cottage in Yorkshire near the beach at Sandsend that sleeps six with one well behaved dog welcome, ideal for family friendly... |
Whitby Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages by the Beach & Seaside
With so many dog friendly beaches around the seaside town of Whitby, it makes a lot of sense to take your pampered pooch along for the ride when you book your self-catering holiday in North Yorkshire. With nearby Cayton Bay, Filey and Scarborough accepting dogs on the beach (some restrictions apply) you've got a great choice of sandy stretches to exercise your energetic canines and also to get a brisk walk in for yourself. Plenty of the pubs are dog friendly and your happy hound is sure to make some new friends given the large number of holiday-makers booking dog friendly holidays in Whitby by the sea.
Dog Friendly Beach Holidays in Whitby
To book your Whitby pet friendly cottages by the sea just choose from our list here and contact the property manager direct, many who offer live availability and online booking. If you plan on exploring the North Yorkshire coastline during your holiday we recommend you check which beaches in Yorkshire allow dogs as some restrictions may be in place, especially during the peak summer season. If you are looking for beachfront rentals that accept pets then you will probably be interested in browsing the full range of dog friendly cottages in Yorkshire near the seafront, many with direct access to the beach and sea views.
