Dog-Friendly

You would be hard-pressed to find a more dog-friendly holiday location than the Isle of Wight.

Many accommodation providers across the Island welcome dogs all year round. You’ll also find many local pubs (and their locals) welcome dogs so much that they have treats on the bar ready, and some even have a dedicated doggie menu.

Well-behaved pooches on leads are welcome at some of the Isle of Wight’s attractions. These include the Isle of Wight Steam Railway, The Needles Landmark Attraction, and Robin Hill.

From October through to the end of March, most of the Isle of Wight beaches are dog-friendly. A few stay dog-friendly all year round, including Brook Beach, which runs parallel with the Military Road. Check out our beach guide for where and when you’re allowed to take your four-legged pal.

So there’s no need to leave your pooch at home, they’ll feel like they’ve had a relaxing, pampered holiday as much as you.

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Radio – Listing Regions
Robin Hill
Newport
Robin Hill
The Lakes Rookley
Rookley
The Lakes Rookley
The White Lion, Niton
Niton
The White Lion, Niton
Brighstone Forest, Brighstone
Brighstone
Brighstone Forest
Newport Roman Villa, Newport
Newport
Newport Roman Villa
The Culver Haven Inn, Sandown
Sandown
The Culver Haven Inn
Shanklin Chine Isle of Wight
Shanklin
Shanklin Chine
Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary, Wroxall
Wroxall
The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary