Dog Friendly Beaches in Landewednack, UK

Gwithian Beach is pet-friendly. Windsurfers love this spot, as well as visitors flying kites. Dogs are welcome on this beach except between May 1 to September 30 from 8am to 7pm. The seasonal dog ban is in place between Ceres Rock and Red River. This boundary has been adjusted following the collapse of the steps at St Peters Point which left the area where dogs were allowed inaccessible.

Hayle Towans is pet-friendly. Towans means dunes in Cornish, so it's no surprise to find dunes here. Dogs are welcome off-leash on the beach from September 30 through May 1. During the rest of the year, dogs are still permitted on the beach, but only between the hours of 7pm to 8am between Hayle River and Black Cliffs.

Gyllyngvase is pet-friendly. Located on the South Cornwall coast, one of the most popular beaches in Falmouth, Gyllyngvase welcomes dogs from September 30 through Easter Sunday off-leash. The beach is covered in sand. Make sure you keep an eye on your dog while they are playing on the beach.

Kennack Sands is a dog-friendly beach near Kuggar on the Lizard Peninsula, split into east and west beaches by a rocky outcrop in Helston, UK. Dogs are allowed off-leash on the East Beach year-round, including during peak season. On the West Beach, dogs are welcome except during July and August from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, when a seasonal dog restriction is in place.

St Ives Harbour Beach is pet-friendly. Located in the town’s harbour sheltered by thick harbour walls a soft sandy beach is revealed when the tide’s out, making the perfect setting for a lovely walk with your pooch. Dogs are welcome on the beach from October 1 to the last Sunday before Easter.

Porthmeor St Ives is pet-friendly. Situated in the shadow of the iconic Tate St Ives building, Porthmeor is sandy and safe. You’ll find ancient pubs, trendy cafes and lots of art galleries nearby, making it the perfect place to visit with your pooch. Dogs are invited to enjoy this gorgeous Cornish beach from October 1 through the Sunday before Easter.

Porth Kidney is pet-friendly. This expansive golden sand beach is a great place for an afternoon stroll with your pooch. At low tide, you'll be able to explore a whole mile out towards sea. Dogs are welcome, as long as they are under control and cleaned up after.

Porthminster Beach is pet-friendly. Located just a short walk from the centre of St Ives, the award-winning beach at Porthminster is a popular spot to bring your pooch. Dogs are welcome on this beach from October 1 through the first Sunday before Easter.

Porthcurnick Beach is pet-friendly. At low tide, adventure along the Cornish coach with your pooch by your side. This small beach is a nice stop along the way. Dogs are welcome, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them and their behavior is monitored by owners.

Cadgwith Cove is pet-friendly. This fishing village is lined with a cluster of thatched cottages. The boats are still in use and the local pub, the Cadgwith Cove Inn is known for it's singing of Cornish songs on a Friday evening. Leashed dogs are welcome on the east beach year-round, but only between October and Easter on the south beach. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind.

Carbis Bay is pet-friendly. This seaside resort and village in Cornwall lies one mile southeast of St Ives, on the western coast of St Ives Bay, on the Atlantic coast. The South West Coast Path passes above the beach. Dogs are welcome on the beach from September 30 through first Sunday before Easter. During the prohibited period, morning dog walks are allowed between 5am and 8am.

Godrevy is pet-friendly. This vast sandy beach contains high cliffs and dramatic coves to enjoy with your pooch off-leash from September 30 through May 1. Dogs are also welcome on the beach during the off-peak hours in the summer. Bring Fido to the beach from 7pm to 7am during summer. Dog owners must clean up any mess that their pups leave behind.

Polurrian Cove is pet-friendly. Located close to the village of Mullion on The Lizard, this southwest-facing beach is covered in golden sands, perfect for playing fetch. Don't forget to explore the coastal cliff pathways with your pup, too. Dogs are welcome on the beach from September 30 through Easter Sunday. You can also bring your dog on the beach during peak season off-peak hours from 7pm to 7am.

Gunwalloe Cove Church Cove is pet-friendly. There are two beaches at Gunwalloe, Church Cove and Dollar Cove. Both beaches have access to some great rock pools and coves. Dogs are welcome on the beach off-leash from September 30 through Easter Sunday. During the prohibited period, Easter Sunday through September 30, pets are allowed on the beach from 7pm to 7am.

Poldhu Cove is pet-friendly. This stretch, also known as Black Pool Cove, is covered in gorgeous sand, making it the ideal place to wander with your pooch and play fetch. Dogs are welcome on the beach off-leash from September 30 through Easter Sunday.

Castle Beach Falmouth is pet-friendly. This popular beach is mainly covered at high tide, offering a variety of rock pools to explore with your pooch. Dogs are welcome on the beach from September 30 through Easter Sunday. Make sure you clean up any mess that your pooch leaves behind.

Hendra - Praa Sands is pet-friendly. This gorgeous beach is covered in luscious white sand, making the perfect canvas for a seaside game of fetch with Fido. Dogs are welcome on this beach off-leash from September 30 through Easter Sunday. You can still visit the beach with your dog during prime summer months, but only between the hours of 7pm and 7am.

Peter's Point Hayle is pet-friendly. This three mile stretch of golden sands includes rocky areas and little cut off coves at high tide. Dogs are welcome on the beach from September 30 through Easter Sunday.

Portreath Beach is pet-friendly. This large beach has soft fine sand, with shingle below the shore line, that is popular with families and dog owners on walks. Dogs are welcome on the beach from October 1 through Easter Sunday.

Kynance Cove is pet-friendly. Located on the west side of the Lizard, this location is one of the most popular sight and most painted spots in all of Cornwall. The lovely contrast between the white sand and the rock surrounding it make it the ideal destination for a walk with your pooch. Dogs are welcome on the beach without a leash from September 30 through Easter Sunday. Dogs are also welcome on the beach during peak season from 7pm to 7am.