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Have you ticked everything off that packing list? Got enough snacks to keep the kids happy? Remembered your swimmers? Do you need to grab supplies on the way? Fill up the car? Sort out the dog?

As well as a wide range of dog-friendly features onsite to help your pooch settle in, we’re lucky to be surrounded by so many stunning locations to explore with your dog. Right on our doorstep are expansive beaches, rolling countryside, wild moorland, winding coastal paths, and much more to discover.

After the summer crowds disperse and the kids go back to school, Cornwall quickly transforms into an autumn wonderland of stunning scenery, ruby red sunsets, and breath-taking coastlines! To add to this, more than seventy beaches lift their dog restrictions through the autumn months, giving pooches even more golden sand and whitewash to run wild in.

Yes the school holidays may be over and autumn’s looming but don’t despair! In our land of *almost* endless Summer, there’s still a whole lot of fun to be had through September and beyond. In fact, Autumn might just be our very favourite time to experience the beauty of North Cornwall, let us tell you why!

There are dog friendly holidays and then there’s Whalesborough! Our cottages have safe, secure fenced gardens for them to relax in, Pooch Packs full of essentials for every four legged visitor, dog showers everywhere and cosy throws and bedding. Not to mention our whopping 500 acres of private Cornish countryside to explore in peace with your pooch.

The Whalesborough site offers over 500 acres of secluded Cornish countryside for our guests to unwind in and explore, and one local landmark on the site that we’re very excited to share with you is our family-owned bistro, The Weir Restaurant.

Nothing quite says ‘holiday’ like a bit of pure self-indulgence at the spa! At Whalesborough we’ve got some fantastic individual treatments and packages to help you truly switch off and unwind…

Spring really is the most beautiful time to visit us here at Whalesborough. The skies are blue, there’s a little more heat on the skin and there’s SO much to do. We’ve pulled together some of our absolute favourites to inspire your adventures.

Are you coming to Cornwall this Summer or planning to soon? Well, I am writing this blog to give you some idea of how we are all collectively working together to ensure you can have the best holiday possible with the easing of government restrictions.

The National Day of Cornwall is almost upon us. On the 5th of March in this county full of tradition, we celebrate one of our patron saints, Saint Piran. Within this blog, I will tell the story of Saint Piran and tell you some of the great events happening on this day in Bude.