Dog-Friendly Activities in Spain

Don’t leave Fido in the hotel room when you’re on vacation. Get out and play! No matter where you’re headed in Spain, we can point you towards the nearest off-leash dog park, the most popular dog beach, a really great hiking trail, and lots of other places to play with Fido.

Pet Friendly Perros al Agua
Perros al Agua Bring Fido to swim and splash at Perros al Agua, a water park designed for dogs! The park features large swimming pools, space for small dogs, a shallow water area, surfboards, canoes, a jumping ramp, water slides, an oasis with sand dunes, large grassy spaces to run, and a restaurant for humans. Hours vary seasonally. Dog owners can check out Perros al Agua's official website to purchase tickets, check hours, and view a list of rules and regulations. See Details
Golf Son Parc Menorca Open year-round, Golf Son Parc Menorca is a dog-friendly eighteen-hole golf course PAR 71 open all year around and it’s located on the north side of the island. Boasting many distinctive features, such as rocky bunkers, lakes, wild canes, and a colony of peacocks, Golf Son Parc Menorca brands itself as a fascinating golfing experience. One pet is allowed per flight of four players. Start times are from noon, and guests are asked to reserve their tee time forty-eight hours in advance. Fido should always wear a collar and leash and maintain a calm behavior during the game. Owners must clean up after their pet, and are responsible for any deterioration. See Details
Playa de Las Moreras Playa Canina Playa de Las Moreras Playa Canina in Mazarron, ES, is a pet-friendly beach where dogs of all sizes and ages can enjoy the sun, surf and sand. This designated dog beach provides a relaxing spot for pups to splash in the water and play freely by the sea. See Details
Santa Pola Beach The Dog Beach in Santa Pola, also known as Caleta dels Gossets, is a small cove that allows dogs to join their owners. Dogs can roam around off-leash, as long as they are under voice control. Owners are reminded to clean up any mess that their pooch leaves behind. See Details
Park Guell Park Guell is an urban park to the north of the Barcelona district of Gràcia designed by the great Antoni Gaudí. Filled with mosaic animals, and benches that provide a fantastic view of the city, the park is considered one of Gaudí's most colorful and playful works even though it was never fully completed. The park also offers lots of paths and gardens where you can walk Fido amid the lush foliage and a small snack shop with outdoor tables. See Details
Island Park Off Leash Area Island Park is a dog-friendly public park located in the heart of Plasencia, ES. It features sprawling green space, a natural pool, and two designated dog areas where Fido can run free. The off-leash areas are located at the end of the river near the arches. Be mindful that the area is not fenced. Dogs are welcome on a leash in all other areas. See Details
Castillo de Alcaudete The Calatravo de Alcaudete Castle in Alcaudete, ES is considered one of the best restored and preserved castles in Spain that is also furnished and full of characters. This pet-friendly tour is adapted for reduced mobility and allows visits with pets. Keep Fido leashed at all times. See Details
Playa de La Jara Playa de La Jara in Cadiz, ES, is a pet-friendly beach perfect for peaceful walks and sunny relaxation with your dog. Surrounded by dunes, rocks and fine golden sand, it offers a stunning natural landscape away from the crowds. At low tide, its series of small beaches reveals gravel and pebbles, creating a serene escape facing the open sea. See Details
Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic) The Barri Gotic, or Gothic Quarter, is an area within the boundary of the Roman city, which is surrounded by a 30-metre-high wall (built to protect the city from Barbary Pirate raids). Because of these raids, the streets in the area were designed in a maze so the raiders would get lost easily. Today, the Barri Gotic is full of interesting shops, restaurants and courtyards, where you and Fido will enjoy getting lost for the day. See Details
Las Ramblas This busy pedestrian street is perfect for walking Fido because there are no cars. The street is lined with outdoor markets, shops, restaurants, cafes, and strangely enough, lots of pet stores. See Details
Campello Dog Beach Campello Dog Beach is pet-friendly. The beach is also known as the Cove of Punta del Riu Sec and is a pebble beach. The location is at the mouth of the Seco River, between the beaches of Carrerlamar and Muchavista. The small cove near the park is a surfing hot spot, so Fido can watch them hang ten. Dogs are welcome to run along the beach and swim to their heart's content. See Details
Unleashed Walking Take the stairs in the end of Escolta Real and go all the way to the top. A "forgotten" park up there were locals bring their dogs and let them loose. A perfect location with a view over San Sebastian See Details
The Magic Fountain of Montjuïc The Magic Fountain is pet-friendly. Bring your dog to attend a show performed with lights and water in Barcelona. Located at the head of Avinguda Maria Cristina in the Montjuïc neighborhood of Barcelona, the fountain is situated below the Palau Nacional on the Montjuïc mountain. When the crowds gather, it's truly a sight to behold. See Details
Stand Up Surf School by Makoa Stand Up Surf School by Makoa is pet-friendly. Located in the Base Náutica Municipal de Barcelona on Ronda Litoral, the guides will show you the ropes before you go out on the water. SUP class prices vary depending on how many people are in your party: 90 minute classes for individual students are 40 EUR, but if you can find eight friends to come along, the price drops to 20 EUR per person. They are open every day of the week from 10am to 7pm. See Details
Parc de Joan Miró Parc de Joan Miró is a sandy dog park with shaded areas and places for kids as well. There is a cafe at the top of the park which allows you to have your dog next to you, too. See Details
Parque Del Vino Fino Parque Del Vino Fino is pet-friendly. This off-leash dog park welcomes pups to play on the green grass and shade themselves under the trees. See Details
Cala Escorxada Cala Escorxada Cala Escorxada is a small, pet-friendly cove covered in sand. Dogs are welcome to join their owners for a dip in the lovely turquoise waters. The best way to get to this beach is by leaving the car in Cala Binigaus and walking down a small path to Cala Escorxada. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that their pooches leave behind. See Details
Binigaus Beach Dogs are welcome to join their owners at Binigaus Beach on the Balearic Island of Menorca from 7 pm to 9am in the morning. The beach is sandy and the surf is calm, which makes it ideal for dogs and their owners to explore together. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that their pooches leave behind. See Details
Área Recreativa Profesor Francisco Marín Área Recreativa Profesor Francisco Marín is a pet-friendly trail in Ronda, ES. Bring Fido for a hike on the 2.6-mile path where you'll walk through wooded areas, surrounded by grassy fields and boulders in some areas. It'll be a great opportunity for you to bond with your pup while getting in some exercise. See Details
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