Frolicking in the sand abounds for the entire family
, lined with palm trees, in the middle of a perfectly warm, exotic sea somewhere is the ultimate holiday dream, but there is definitely one major downside: you can't take your dog.
Dubbed the Summer of the Staycation, this year, many of us have been forced to get our shoreline fix closer to home and have been pleasantly surprised by the azure waters and shimmering sands that can be found just up the motorway. But best of all, it's meant that our four-legged friends can enjoy the beach life with us.
Dog-lovers and owners will know that there is nothing better than watching a pet frolic in the sea, chase the waves and roll in the sand — in fact, it's a toss up as to which family member is enjoying it more: the children or the dog.However, when planning your trip, it's important to bear in mind that not all beaches allow dogs.
The wide, flat field of sand below the dunes are barely dotted with other holidaymakers even in the height of summer. This dog-walking dream is made possible by a lack of nearby parking and a steep walk down past the golf club from St Uny Church in Lelant. After you’ve made the most of its mile-long span follow the coast for another three miles to enjoy the cafés and go window-shopping in the galleries of St Ives.
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