Dog-Friendly Activities in Orcieres, FR

Operated by Trans Côte D'Azur Ferries, Fido is welcome aboard a short 15 minute journey from Canne to Sainte-Marguerite Island in France. Pets are permitted on the ferry and Sainte-Marguerite Island, but they must remain leashed. This tranquil island has a scenic trail system which leads visitors on a self-guided botanical and historical tour. The ferry departs every couple of hours in the morning and afternoon. There is a small ticket fee per passenger.

Small area of the beach designated for dogs and their owners (Unsupervised bathing) With an outdoor shower to rinse the dogs (and owners!) off after a swim.

Parco Del Valentino is one of the oldest pet-friendly parks in Turin, IT. Home to the Borgo Medievale, leashed dogs are welcome in the village and beyond to the rest of the park for a lovely walk on the trails under the shade of luscious trees that wind alongside the River Po. Well-behaved pups with good recall can even play off-leash in certain areas.

Mole Antonelliana, or The National Museum of Cinema, is a pet-friendly museum in Turin, IT. Located inside the Mole Antonelliana tower, this museum explores the history of motion pictures with interactive exhibit and more. Dogs are welcome on the ground floor of the museum, as long as they are on a leash and owners carry a muzzle just in case. Small dogs that can be carried can explore the rest of the museum and the Panoramic Lift from the comfort of a carrier or their owner arms.

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Free Walking Tour Turin is a pet-friendly tour company based in Turin, IT. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners on the family-friendly excursion, which features a historic square and park and guides tourists along Via Roma to Piazetta Cln. Walking tours meet at the Porta Nuova metro station exit and last 2.5 to three hours.

Parc du Vinaigrier is a dog-friendly 31 hectare park in Nice, FR. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you as you take a stroll on the dirt path that meanders around the mountain. You'll have excellent views of the olive trees and the city below. An interpretive path provides a history lesson on the preserved traditional farm on the property.

Parc de Vaugrenier is a dog-friendly recreation area in Villeneuve-Loubet, FR, inviting owners and their leashed pups to explore together. Parkgoers can enjoy amenities, including a playground, picnic tables, wildlife viewing and walking paths.

Borgo Medievale is a pet-friendly historical park in Turin, IT. Originally built for the Italian General Exhibition of 1884, this recreation of a 15th-century village showcases the typical building style of Piedmont and the Aosta Valley. Leashed dogs are welcome to stroll around the outdoor areas of this open-air museum.

The Jardin de la Batterie de la Cimetière Russe is a 605 square-meter park where dogs can run free unleashed in a fenced area. Guests must pick up after their pet, and a pet station with waste bags and a trash bin is provided.

Glacier Des Bossons is a pet-friendly hike in Chamonix, France. Dogs are welcome to join their owners along the trail that leads through wooded areas to views of the snowy mountains. You may even discover some wreckage from two airline crashes in the mid 20th century, once covered by the glacier.

The Parc Castel des Deux Rois is pet-friendly. This spacious park with a designated fenced area is 812 square-meters, offering plenty of space for dogs to run unleashed. This hillside spot boasts scenic views over the city of Nice and the port, as well as a small cafe with outdoor seating. The park is also great for the kids, with a playground and a small water park with sprinklers that they can play in. Guests must pick up after their pets, and there are pet stations with waste bags and a trash bag. The park is open every day of the week from 8am until 8pm.

The Site de la Lanterne is a dog-friendly beach situated just off of the Promenade des Anglais. Formed by pebbles and protected from the street by a small hill, this beach sits right next to a small park with benches and a space to play a game of pétanqu with your pooch.

The walk along the Promenade Maurice Rouvier is pet-friendly. It takes you on a 1.3 km stroll along the Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat bay, offering panoramic views of the sea and surrounding villages. The trail begins in front of the town hall and is accessible. The paved pathway makes this trail easy and there's no steps to contest either.

The Plage de l'Ange Gardien is dog-friendly. This small, pebbly beach with a view over the bay and the town of Villefranche-sur-Mer. There's a large parking lot nearby, so you can put your sandy dog straight into the car to ruin your car seats when you're finished on the beach.

Leashed dogs are welcome to enjoy the scenic beaches of La Croix-Valmer during the off-season from October 1 to April 30, with access allowed at any time of day in France. During the peak summer season (May 1 to September 30), dogs are allowed only between 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM and aren't permitted in designated bathing areas. Be sure to keep your pup on a leash and enjoy a peaceful stroll along the beautiful French Riviera coastline.

Joseph Pisano Garden is a dog park in Nice, France. This 191 square meter park allowed dogs to run free in a fenced-in area. Guests must pick up after their pet, using the pet station with waste bags and a trash can that's provided.

Parc Docteur Jean Guillard is dog-friendly. This 226 square-meter-park offers visitors stunning views over the city of Nice. Dogs are free to run around unleashed in the fenced-in park. Guests must pick up after their pet, and there's a pet station with waste bags and a trash can. The park is open every day of the week from 9am to 7pm.

Palatine Gate is a pet-friendly park adjacent to a Roman Age city gate in Turin, IT. In the past, the gate was the entry through the city walls. The remains are an important historical site in Turin and make a great backdrop for a photoshoot with your pooch. As an added bonus, dogs with good recall are free to wander off-leash on the grassy space in the archaeological park.