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Dog friendly Aldeburgh

Whether you’re in Aldeburgh for the day or visiting on holiday, if you’re a dog owner you’ll know how important it is to involve your fourlegged friend in your plans. Luckily, this area offers plenty of dog friendly accommodation, outdoor activities and places to eat or rest weary legs and paws. Here are a few pit-stop suggestions where you and your pooch will be welcomed with open arms...

Beaches:

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Dogs can dip their paws in the sea and run to their heart’s content on most of the beaches in Aldeburgh and the surrounding area, however there are some seasonal restrictions in place on parts of more heavily populated beaches. Check: www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/environment/ environmental-protection/animals/dogcontrol/dogs-on-beaches for full details.

Eating Out:

The Wentworth Hotel:

Boasting stunning sea views, stylish accommodation, delicious food and attentive service, the Wentworth is a wonderful place to relax and unwind with your four-legged friend

The Mill Inn:

This inn oozes world charm, what’s more, it is very dog-friendly so it’s the perfect venue for a post-walk refreshment!

Aldeburgh Café:

With plenty of seating inside and outside and stunning views over the marshes you and your furry friends will be more than happy here. Wag & Bone:

You will find most shops are dog friendly in rural towns – though it is always worth checking before entering. However, few will be more dog-friendly than Wag & Bone…then name says it all!

Guidance for dog walkers:

• Be aware of, and adhere to, restrictions limiting where dogs can go – particularly if it impacts local wildlife or livestock • Keep your dog close to you and under your control at all times • Use a lead when needed or requested • Prevent your dog from approaching cordoned areas • Always bag and bin your dog’s poo

Vets:

Just in case your dog should feel under the weather while visiting Aldeburgh, the nearest veterinary clinic is: Aldeburgh Vets, 01728 598111, Hall Farm Road, Aldeburgh, IP15 5JD

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