Dog Friendly
FURRY FALMOUTH
Four legged fun
From pooch friendly pubs to waggy tail trails, Furry Falmouth is a great place for four-legged fun, and, of course 55 Fathoms is a dog friendly cottage.
We allow one dog by arrangement, and sometimes two. Contact us when you are booking your stay to arrange this.
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Dog friendly
BEACHES
Polgwidden Cove
AT TREBAH GARDEN
Polgwidden Cove, located at the bottom of Trebah Garden, is a quaint little beach located on the north side of the Helford river. Known for crystal clear waters, and playing an important role in WWII, your dog will love sniffing around this pebble beach.
It’s important to note that Polgwidden is only accessible via the garden, and doggies must be kept on a lead as they go around the garden, as well as on the beach. With drinking bowls and even doggy ice cream available from the Boathouse Café, your dog will thank you for bringing them here!
Mylor Beach
FALMOUTH
Mylor beach is very dog-friendly, allowing dogs to roam free all year round.
The nearby Cafe Mylor is also dog-friendly and is situated on the harbour, making it a great stop for a walk. You access Mylor via a scenic walk from Flushing, which can include a ferry trip for you and your dog to start your adventure. You can enjoy water activities with your dog like kayaking and even stand-up paddleboarding.
Dogs are permitted on the beach all year round without a lead.
Carne & Pendower
ROSELAND PENINSULAR
Dogs are welcome to Carne and Pendower all year round and there are plenty of places to walk while you are here. Dogs are welcome across the whole site. Please respect the local byelaws to keep all dogs on a lead on the beaches in the summer and take extra care on cliff paths.
​Carne and Pendower is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, both on land and in the sea. With this in mind we ask visitors to keep your dog on a short lead to keep wildlife disturbance to a minimum, whilst still being able to enjoy a good walk around the headlands, coast path and beaches.
Walkies
TOP 3 WALKS FOR DOGS
The Working Boat
TO FLUSHING
Start your day off right at The Working Boat with a scrumptious breakfast in our dog-friendly pub. When you’re full, hop on board the Falmouth Water Taxi from our private pontoons, across the harbour, to our neighbours in Flushing. Stroll around the pretty village of Flushing, making sure to explore the beach. Then head back to Falmouth via boat (or by walking if you want to stretch those legs even more!) and finish your day with a pint and some pub grub.
Trebah trek
FALMOUTH
Trebah Garden is a sub-tropical paradise nestled in a Cornish valley in Falmouth. With over four miles of footpath, gorgeous greenery and exotic blooms left, right and centre, this dog-friendly garden is perfect for pups and their owners. Trebah also has its own secluded beach on the Helford River. Dogs are welcome to dig their paws in the sand and paddle in the water, but must be on a lead and under supervision at all times.
Pendennis Point
FOR THE CURIOUS DOG
For the dog with a curious nose, take a historical trip around Pendennis Point. Soak up Falmouth’s maritime heritage as you pass the docks and look out across the vast harbour. Pendennis Castle awaits further down the path, and Little Dennis sits on the ocean’s edge. You can do a full circuit starting at the beginning of Falmouth town, taking in the seafront views and looping back to the town centre. With lots of roads, this walk is best for an obedient doggy who stays on the lead.
Food & Drink
WITH FURRY FRIENDS
Here are some of the pubs, cafes and restaurants who welcome dogs
Five's Cyder House
Awesome pizza is served all week long, with dough rolled daily using only the freshest ingredients.
The extensive bar offering with over 10 draught lines ensures we can cater for everyone, for any occasion.
Located opposite The National Maritime Museum, the pub has the largest beer garden in Falmouth.
Trengilly Wartha Inn
Tucked away in a lush, sheltered valley near the enchanting Helford River, the Trengilly Wartha Inn is more than just a place to eat and drink, it’s an experience.
Our impressive garden slopes away and down towards a large, sheltered pond. There are lots of lovely private places to relax and a large lawn for exercising dogs.
Stable Pizza
Moored within touching distance of the water at Falmouth’s beautiful Custom House Quay, in the Old Custom House, set over two floors. With pretty unbeatable views of the harbour, our Pizza & Cider House sets the tone for relaxed seaside vibes.
Serving up fresh, handcrafted sourdough pizza and a stellar line-up of West Country ciders and craft brews.
The Pandora Inn
You are welcome to bring your four-legged friends with you – well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in the downstairs bar area, and of course, on the lovely pontoon.
The Pandora Inn is accessible by water via our own mooring pontoon directly outside the Inn. Our website gives links to boat trips here for you and your dog!
Harbour Lights
The plaice to be in Falmouth! We’re hooked on serving up top-notch, sustainably sourced fish with golden, crispy chips that are sure to reel you in.Cracking views, and a friendly, feel-good vibe that’s batter than the rest. Whether you’re after a quick takeaway or want to drop anchor in our cosy restaurant, come and sea why we’re the catch of the day.
Kernowine
As well as selling wine to take home and enjoy, we also have a cosy bar where we offer over 20 wines by the glass, cocktails, beers, ciders and soft drinks, alongside bar snacks, small plates and charcuterie boards.
We have seating for 18 people in the bar and a further 34 on our outside benches which get lovely early evening sun.