The villa is situated on a large plot of land (3500 m2) with olive trees, cherry trees and fig trees. The villa is located just 2 kms from the charming village of Aups, which is 1 hour inland from St Tropez, 1 hour 20 mins from Marseille airport and 1 hour 15 mins from Nice airport. The local medieval villagecomes with many shops and a large Provençal market twice a week. Holiday home in a pretty, peaceful hamlet, this is the perfect place for children who want to play and parents who wish to relax. The swimming pool allows for a swim at any time of day, while those who want to stay on dry land can play in the large, private garden. The fishing village/small town of Looe is a few minutes by car down the road or a good step along the coastal path. Looe has shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants and is a charming place to sit on the quayside with a drink and watch the world go by. The home is spread over four floors and comes with 4 double bedrooms comfortably sleeping 8, a private lift, air conditioning and private off-road parking.The villa is situated in a quiet residential area on a hillside overlooking the Mediterranean sea and the Bay of Cannes. My Wife and I stayed at Ty Beic for a last minute weekend away. Even with the very short notice we gave Karen, only a matter of hours, the apartment was gleaming for our arrival and Karen couldn't have been more welcoming. The apartment was furnished to a standard you'd expect of somewhere much mor e expensive, and the location is beautiful, perched above the Welsh countryside.

Dogs will love this fully restored and renovated farmhouse, which is situated just to the north of Toulouse. Set in two acres of land at the top of a hill, there is plenty of room to roam for your four-legged friend. The flagstones inside are perfect for your pooch too. This house for dog-friendly holiday home near Narbonne, South France, is available for weekly rentals from April through to October at a high season price of €3250 per week. The prices include linen, towels and end of stay cleaning. Visit the castle to soak up the atmosphere, or listen to soothing calming sound of waves while walking along one of the coastal paths. You can enjoy fish and chips on the beach while watching the family pet get his paws wet in the sea. Take a stroll along the prom, watch a traditional Punch and Judy show or maybe take the kids for a donkey ride on the beach. It’s the quintessential British seaside holiday! PembrokeshireThis farmhouse in Provence is available for weekly rentals from May through to October at a high season price of €2500. The prices include linen, towels and end of stay cleaning. We booked knowing that November had the potential to be rainy and cold and we were not wrong. Despite the bad weather the villa was warm and snug, catching the sun’s rays thus lighting and warming the inside. The view over the cove is wonderful and we were able to lie in bed watching the wind, rain whipping up waves in the sea. Everywhere is tastefully decorated, staying true to the history of the house but with the accent on comfort and mod cons. There are four large bedrooms, four bathrooms, a heated outdoor pool and everything you would expect from 5-star holiday accommodation. Top tips when travelling with your pet Just remember your pet won’t be allowed in the pool– we have been asked before! And bear in mind that rules are changing on travelling to France with pets post-Brexit. French pet friendly properties

The dogs can stay all year round and there are some untouched beaches along the Atlantic coastline near Penthièvre that are the perfect place to walk in comfort. Most beaches are ok with pets although some will be signposted that the dog must either be on a lead or is not allowed at all. You can simply Google search for the name of the specific beach you are going to and add “chien” or “chiens” which is the french word for dog or dogs. Can you take dogs to France on holiday? France’s eating habits generally favour dogs. To help ensure you get the very best experience possible, some restaurants in France will allow you to bring your pet. Domaine des Therons large 6 bed villa rental with pool South France (Ref: 2106) €2800 per week July & August 2023• Beaches 25 mins • Walking distance to restaurants & boulangerie• Private pool• 6 bedrooms Villa Lumineuse boasts 6 bedrooms and sleeps 12 guests very comfortably andwelcomes well-behaved dogs. It is the perfect rental villafor a multi-generational family holiday or 2-3 families holidaying together. This beautiful villa is located in the pretty village of Neffies, near Pezenas and the Mediterranean coast. The villa has a large swimming pool, together with a separate jacuzzi. This 4 bed villa is available for weekly rentals from mid-June through to early-September at a great weekly price of €3115. The prices include linen, towels and end of stay cleaning.

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The villa itself has a heated swimming pool and games room with a pool table. It really is perfect for the whole family, dog included! Villa Chambre Du Paradis, Bergerac We have self-catering homes in France with private pools; apartments with private gardens and shared swimming pools; and rentals and luxury houses. Other common amenities in our houses include private parking, beautiful gardens, bar areas, games room, table tennis and incredible views. Private heated pool There are so many things to do in Devon, from finding out the history of horse-drawn canal barges to exploring cathedrals and tors. At the end of a busy day, enjoy a cream tea in one of the many pet-friendly cafes while your dog has a rest by your feet. Stay in the countryside or near the town, due to our diverse selection of pet-friendly rentals. Browse through our fantastic selection of rentals for dog-friendly holidays in the UK. Dorset You see, we believe everyone should have a fantastic holiday, which is why we make it easy for you to find France holiday cottage that are pet-friendly. So, what are you waiting for? Whether you’re looking for a chateau for your Chihuahua or a maison for your Maltese, you’ve come to the perfect place for you and your four legged friend. What could be better than taking your whole family, dog included, to a villa in France? There’s so much more freedom than hotels – no scrambling for a sun lounger, no set times for breakfast; best of all, no tearful goodbyes with your beloved pooch.