Leaving your pup behind while you’re on holiday can feel like leaving a loved one out of the fun. But one of the many great things about booking a staycation is taking them along and enjoying a holiday with your four-legged friend. And if you’re looking to explore Northumberland, Seahouses is the perfect place.
The north coast village boasts a selection of dog-friendly pubs where you and your furry companion can spend time together. Whether you’re seeking a relaxed spot to enjoy a quiet drink, a lively pub with plenty of entertainment, or a cosy spot with beautiful views, Seahouses has it all. Here’s a roundup of some of the best places to grab a pint with your four-legged friend in tow…
The Old Ship Inn – for a true local experience
Ready for a genuine taste of Seahouses? The Old Ship Inn is where you’ll find it. This historic traditional pub is brimming with character and offers a cosy, welcoming vibe that makes you feel right at home. You and your furry friend can settle in at the bar or enjoy the outdoor beer garden. It’s the perfect spot to relax with your dog after a day of exploring the coast.
Walk to the next pub: Only 1 minute on foot to The Bamburgh Castle Inn
The Bamburgh Castle Inn – for stunning views
For those who love a good view with their pint, The Bamburgh Castle Inn is a must. This pub offers panoramic views of the sea and harbour, which you can enjoy from the dog-friendly outdoor seating area. Inside, dogs are welcome in the bar and lounge area, making it a cosy option for colder days. Just be aware that dogs aren’t allowed in the restaurant, but there’s plenty of space elsewhere to relax with your pup.
Walk to the next pub: A 4-minute walk to the Black Swan Inn
Black Swan Inn – for a refined drink
If you’re looking for something a little more upmarket and sophisticated, the Black Swan Inn is a fantastic choice. Boasting a selection of ales, wines and cocktails and offering a gastro menu, you can quench your thirst and tuck into a hearty meal. Dogs are welcome in the bar area during service hours, and there’s a dog-friendly courtyard and terrace if you prefer to sit outside. Just remember, dogs aren’t allowed in the restaurant.
Walk to the next pub: Just a 1-minute stroll to The Schooner Inn
The Schooner Inn – for a lively atmosphere
According to Tripadvisor reviews, The Schooner Inn is a “proper pub” with a warm and friendly atmosphere. Offering plenty of entertainment, it’s perfect for those who enjoy a classic pub quiz and regular live music. Dogs are welcome both indoors in the bar and outside in the seating area, so it’s a great option no matter the weather. Whether you’re popping in after a beach walk or settling in for the evening, your dog will be right at home here.
Walk to the next pub: A 10-minute walk to Seahouses Golf Club
Seahouses Golf Course Clubhouse – for a relaxed setting
Whether or not you’re a fan of golf, Seahouses Golf Course Clubhouse is worth checking out. Dogs are allowed in the clubhouse bar and on the patio and it’s a peaceful spot for a drink a short walk outside the town centre. Just be sure to keep your dog on a lead and under control at all times, and note that there’s a limit of four dogs in the clubhouse at once.
Book dog-friendly accommodation at Beadnell Apartments
After a day of pub hopping and exploring the coast, you’ll want a convenient yet cosy base to retreat back to. At our dog-friendly holiday cottages in Beadnell, both you and your dog will find the perfect place to relax, unwind, and enjoy all that Seahouses has to offer.
For more dog-friendly pub options just a short drive away, don’t miss our guide to dog-friendly pubs in Beadnell, or if you’re looking for more ideas on how to enjoy Seahouses with your dog, check out our recommendations for dog-friendly things to do near Seahouses.
And if you’re planning to visit in the spring, we have the perfect guide for springtime coastal walks with your dog in Northumberland.