Pet Friendly Beaches in Devon

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• Just south of East Portlemouth beach you will
  find Mill Bay which is a privately owned beach.
  Mill Bay beach has become popular with families
  thanks to the clean and safe bathing waters and
  the stunning AONB which the beach lies in. At low
  tide there are plenty of rocks for the kids to
  explore. Parking in the area is limited so it is
  often advised to take the ferry from Salcombe.
  Dogs are welcome all year round.

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• Just south of East Portlemouth beach you will
  find Mill Bay which is a privately owned beach.
  Mill Bay beach has become popular with families
  thanks to the clean and safe bathing waters and
  the stunning AONB which the beach lies in. At low
  tide there are plenty of rocks for the kids to
  explore. Parking in the area is limited so it is
  often advised to take the ferry from Salcombe.
  Dogs are welcome all year round.

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• Just south of East Portlemouth beach you will
  find Mill Bay which is a privately owned beach.
  Mill Bay beach has become popular with families
  thanks to the clean and safe bathing waters and
  the stunning AONB which the beach lies in. At low
  tide there are plenty of rocks for the kids to
  explore. Parking in the area is limited so it is
  often advised to take the ferry from Salcombe.
  Dogs are welcome all year round.

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Pet Friendly Beaches in Devon

• For many of us our pets are members of the
  family, so is it any wonder that so many people
  are choosing to take their pets on holiday. With
  the growing number of Devon cottages allowing
  pets the county is fast becoming one of the most
  popular destinations in the UK for pet holidays.
  If you are one of the many thousand who will be
  heading to Devon this year for a holiday with
  your dog then here is our guide to some of the
  dog friendly beaches available in Devon.
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• This pretty beach is just opposite the popular
  town of Salcombe along the eastern side of the
  estuary which stretches from East Portlemouth
  almost out to the English Channel. You will
  easily be able to see why the area has been
  awarded an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
  (AONB) status and it makes the perfect place to
  spend your day relaxing, walking or building
  sandcastles in the sun. A cafe is available
  serving local organic food. Dogs are welcome all
  year round.
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• Salcombe North Sands Beach is another AONB which
  is located between two headlands. The beach
  retains it rural charms despite being close to
  the town of Salcombe with all its amenities. The
  beach is only available during low tide as it is
  totally submerged during high tides. Dogs are
  welcome all year round.