If you are reading this blog, it’s safe to assume you want to travel with your dog. I’ve been doing it for over 20 years, but I find it exhausting sometimes. Driving or taking a train between destinations, lugging suitcases full of supplies, and worrying about pet policies take their toll. This is why I…
Ferries are one of the only was to travel between the European mainland and the UK with a dog. Unfortunately, most ferry routes require your pet to be kenneled or left in a car. That’s why I was so excited to learn about DFDS dog friendly ferry cabins. DFDS Ferry Routes DFDS operates ferries from…
Berlin may be Germany’s largest city but its dog friendly parks and neighborhoods make it feel like a much smaller town. Not surprisingly, it is one of Europe’s best cities to visit with a dog. According to the pet travel site Travelnuity.com, an impressive 70% of the hotels in Berlin allow dogs. Where to Stay…
Belgium is one of the most dog friendly countries in all of Europe. The big cities like Antwerp, are full of hotels, restaurants, and shops that allow dogs but for some truly unique experiences, I recommend heading to the dog friendly Ardennes region of Southeastern Belgium. Dinant: The picturesque city of Dinant is a perfect jumping…
Newport Beach, California, offers a little something for everyone. The city has more than eight miles of beach as well as dog friendly Balboa Island and Village. Leashed dogs are only allowed on the beaches before 10 am or after 4:30 pm, but there are many dog friendly Newport Beach activities you can enjoy anytime….
I try to choose the shortest, non-stop flights when traveling with a dog. Luckily, from where I live, one of the shortest transatlantic flights is to dog friendly Amsterdam, Netherlands. Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport consistently ranks as one of the world’s best. Louie and I have flown through there several times and wholeheartedly agree. Schiphol Airport…