Dog-Friendly Cottage Company Expands in Devon with Exmoor Partnership

May 8, 2019

A specialist website for dog friendly holidays in the UK has added over 100 new properties in the Exmoor area following a deal with a large, local vacation rental agency.

Truro, United Kingdom - May 8, 2019 /PressCable/ —

Dog Friendly Retreats has this week announced a partnership with letting agents Best of Exmoor to dramatically expand its range of holiday homes and cottages for pet owners in the area.

The dog-friendly holiday specialists have added over 100 self-catering properties in Exmoor to its website, thanks to this partnership with one of the biggest and best known holiday rental agencies in the region.

Dog Friendly Retreats is an online platform aimed exclusively at dog owners looking for great places to stay for their holidays in the UK, with an extensive range of properties throughout Devon and the South West.

The addition of the holiday homes from the Best of Exmoor provides dog-loving visitors to www.dogfriendlyretreats.com with a huge choice of accommodation options in this beautiful area of the country.

The newly added holiday homes in Exmoor range from cosy country cottages to modern, stylish homes in places such as Dunster, Lynton, Porlock and Exford, which are all conveniently located for dog-owning visitors to Exmoor.

Exmoor is popular with holidaying dog owners because of its rugged beauty and access to exceptional dog-walking trails. The area is characterised by high moorland, quaint villages, steep hills, dense woodland, hidden coves, sandy beaches and dramatic coastal scenery featuring some of the country’s tallest sea cliffs.

Exmoor is home to Exmoor National Park, which alone has over 600 miles of footpaths through ancient oak woodlands, alongside tumbling rivers and across open heather-covered moorland.

The South West Coast Path offers another 35 miles of wonderful dog-walking paths along the coast of Exmoor from Minehead in Somerset to Combe Martin in North Devon.

Popular places for walks and doggy days out in the area include Porlock, Lynmouth, Lynton, Dunster and the Valley of the Rocks.

Josh Williams, founder of Dog Friendly Retreats, commented: “Exmoor is an awesome area to visit with dogs. The dog-walking possibilities are endless and it’s a beautiful place to hang out with loved ones on holiday.

“That’s why we’re delighted to welcome the Best of Exmoor. As one of the biggest holiday letting agencies in the area, the partnership means we can offer some truly exceptional options for people searching for dog-friendly places to stay in the area.”

Contact Info:
Name: Josh Williams
Organization: Dog Friendly Retreats
Address: Quay Villa, Quay Road, Devoran, Truro, Cornwall TR3 6PW, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-1872-464750
Website: https://www.dogfriendlyretreats.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 509924

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