Pet Friendly Cottages in Skye
Places to stay on Skye where your dog is welcome too.
Words by Hidden Scotland
Would any adventure be complete without your four-legged friend? We don’t know about you, but having holidays with our dogs is a real-life highlight. Better than escaping on any exotic beach break, exploring the UK with our furry companion in tow is the best way to get to know all the most striking beauty spots and maybe see something a little off the beaten path.
Visiting the Isle of Skye need not exclude your dog. With plenty of pet friendly accommodation in Skye, you can enjoy a beautiful break with your best friend.
When you visit the Isle of Skye, there is no need to even consider leaving your dog behind at home or paying for an expensive dog sitter.
Skye suits dog owners. Life here moves slowly, and there is plenty of room to walk.
What is there to do with your dog in Skye
There is plenty to see and do all across the Isle of Skye when you visit with your dog. Having a pet with you does not need to hold you back at all. Get inspired to go walking and discover Mealt Waterfall and Kilt Rock with your perfect pooch – even if the weather is not on your side, they will make you get out and about in your raincoat. Even if you want a break from hiking, the popular town of Portree has plenty of shops, cafes and restaurants that will welcome both you and your dog as guests. So you can enjoy your time both in Skye and together, and create some special memories.
Find your perfect place
Wherever you book, check that its dog policy is up to date. Some cottages and hotels will ask you for an extra deposit to cover your pet, so be prepared to pay a tiny bit extra. If you are not sure whether you are permitted to take pets, or you have more than one dog and the accommodation policy only lists one dog as acceptable, give them a call. Have you been inspired to visit the Isle of Skye and bring man’s (and woman’s) best friend along with you? Find the place that suits you, and start planning.
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