Top Dog-Friendly Beaches in Cornwall This Autumn

Summer crowds have cleared, and the dog-friendly beaches in Cornwall are open again!
Autumn paints the landscape with beautiful colours, making it a magical time to visit.
This guide highlights top dog-friendly beaches for your autumn getaway.


Why Explore Autumn in Cornwall With Your Dog

Cornwall offers endless adventures for dog owners and their furry friends! With its dog-friendly beaches and charming towns, it’s a top UK destination for autumn holidays. With so many dog-friendly beaches and stunning autumn scenery, Cornwall is the ideal place to create unforgettable memories with your furry friend.

North Cornwall: Experience the magic of North Cornwall in autumn. Many stunning beaches are just a short drive away, often with breathtaking sunsets. You might even have the beach to yourselves!

South Cornwall: Discover the secluded coves and charming shores of South Cornwall. The Lizard Peninsula, Roseland, and Falmouth areas are must-visits on your Cornish beach discovery. Don’t miss the exceptional sunrises along the south coast, perfect for a morning stroll with your four-legged companion.

Our Favourite Dog-friendly beaches in Cornwall…

Gwithian Beach Cornwall

Dog-friendly beaches North Cornwall

  • Portreath: Spacious sands, stunning views (dogs allowed Sept-June). 15 minutes from us.
  • Perranporth: Enjoy the quiet atmosphere (dogs allowed all year).
  • Porthtowan: Expansive sands, surrounded by cliffs (dogs allowed Oct-April).
  • Fistral: Famous beach near Newquay (dogs allowed all year).

Dog-Friendly beaches South Cornwall

  • Gyllyngvase: Near Falmouth town centre (dogs allowed Oct-Apr, restrictions May-Sept).
  • Marazion, beach: Overlooks St Michael’s Mount (dogs allowed Sept 1st-June 30th, restrictions otherwise).
  • Porthcurnick: Beautiful beach and coastline (dogs allowed all year)

Top Tips for a dog-friendly beach trip

  • Bring water and a bowl
  • Pack their favourite toys and treats
  • Remember to clean up after them
  • Prevent dogs from drinking seawater (to avoid saltwater poisining)
  • Check sand temperature and avoid hot sand
  • Keep dogs on leads near cliffs
  • Be aware of and check tide times!

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