Activities For Dogs In Wales

A walk with your dog seems like a simple task done on the regular but in a country like Wales, it can become a unique experience. With all the scenic routes and impressive trails and terrains found in the country, Wales offers lots of opportunities for dogs and their owners to explore a new environment, sniff some flora and fauna, exercise and simply spend some quality time together. The best part is that the people of Wales are very welcoming towards dogs, which is highly appreciated by furparents and their furbabies. Coastal paths, beaches, hills and mountains are just some of the several places where you can take your dog for a stroll. 

While the entirety of Wales has ample opportunity for dog owners and their buddies to enjoy themselves, those who have limited time in the country can make the most out of their trip by focusing on the Northern part of Wales. The North is home to lots of dog-friendly attractions. Moreover, the top sites are extremely beautiful, especially during the summer season. Want to go on an underwater journey through copper mines? Check out the Sygun Copper Mines in Beddgelert. Of course, you should not miss the famous Ceunant Mawr waterfalls, which includes a short hike and the best view of the Snowdonia mountains. Do not forget to pack a leash for your dog in case the place you want to visit requires one.  

Immersing yourself in a country’s culture on your visit is always a great way to get to know the place and its people in an authentic manner. Wales is a country that is rich in classic history. Hence, it is no surprise that it features a number of historic sites that are worth checking out. The best bit is that most of these places let the patrons bring their dogs with them. The country hosts a number of remarkable castles, buildings and railways that are historically significant. The budget for this activity will range from moderate to expensive, depending on where you will go and how long you will stay.