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Playa de Burriana, Nerja
8.0
Holiday home for 4 people, with terrace, with pets
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from £52 per night
Rio Chillar, Nerja
9.8
Holiday home for 4 people, with garden, with pets
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from £79 per night
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Senorio de Capistrano (Nerja), Nerja
9.1
Holiday home for 6 people, with children pool and garden, child-friendly
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from £68 per night
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Nerja, Costa del Sol
9.3
Villa for 4 people, with garden
Free cancellation
from £93 per night
Nerja, Costa del Sol
9.6
Holiday home for 4 people, with ocean view and pool as well as balcony
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from £39 per night
Nerja, Costa del Sol
9.2
Villa for 4 people, with balcony/terrace and pool
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from £113 per night
Senorio de Capistrano (Nerja), Nerja
8.0
Holiday home for 4 people, with terrace and garden, with pets
from £53 per night
Nerja, Costa del Sol
9.0
Holiday home for 3 people, with garden and terrace
from £54 per night
Punta Lara (Nerja), Nerja
9.1
Villa for 6 people, with garden and pool
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from £107 per night
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Urbanización Punta Lara, Nerja
9.3
Holiday home for 8 people, with children pool and garden
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from £93 per night
Nerja, Costa del Sol
8.8
Holiday home for 6 people, with garden and terrace
Free cancellation
from £86 per night
Playa del Molino de Papel, Nerja
Holiday home for 4 people, with terrace and pool
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from £123 per night
La Noria Nerja, Nerja
9.6
Holiday home for 4 people, with balcony and view as well as pool
from £125 per night
Playa de Burriana, Nerja
9.4
Villa for 4 people, with garden and terrace
Free cancellation
from £117 per night
Nerja, Costa del Sol
9.0
Villa for 7 people, with balcony/terrace and pool as well as hot tub, with pets
Free cancellation
from £101 per night
Nerja, Costa del Sol
Villa for 4 people, with pool and balcony/terrace
Free cancellation
from £75 per night
Playa de Burriana, Nerja
9.6
Villa for 6 people, with ocean view and balcony
Free cancellation
from £154 per night
Playa de Burriana, Nerja
8.5
Holiday home for 8 people, with garden and balcony, with pets
Free cancellation
from £121 per night
Nerja Centre, Nerja
9.7
Holiday home for 6 people, with garden and balcony
Free cancellation
from £86 per night
Playa de Burriana, Nerja
9.4
Villa for 6 people, with ocean view and balcony
Free cancellation
from £154 per night
Playa de Burriana, Nerja
Villa for 5 people, with ocean view and balcony
Free cancellation
from £107 per night
Playa de Burriana, Nerja
9.6
Villa for 6 people, with ocean view and terrace, with pets
Free cancellation
from £154 per night
Playa de Burriana, Nerja
9.9
Villa for 6 people, with terrace, with pets
Free cancellation
from £163 per night
Playa de Burriana, Nerja
9.9
Villa for 8 people, with pool and garden, with pets
Free cancellation
from £194 per night
FAQs: Pet-friendly holidays in Nerja
What's the best time of year to take my dog to Nerja?
Summers in southern Spain can be brutally hot. In Nerja, temperatures in July and August regularly hit 30°C or more, and the daily average hovers at around 27°C. For this reason, it's best to avoid taking your dog to Nerja in high season; temperatures that are hot for humans are extremely difficult for dogs. You'll also have crowds to deal with, as this is the most popular time of year for holidaymakers. It's better to look for villas in Nerja for a dog-friendly holiday during the shoulder season. You can still swim in the sea in September, and the temperatures don't drop below an average of 20°C until late October.
Where are the best dog beaches around Nerja?
Be careful when you want to take your dog to the beach in Nerja. Most dogs in Spain prohibit dogs in the summer months, but they are generally welcome from October to May. However, that's not always the case in this area, and some popular beaches, such as Burriana, do not allow dogs at any time of year. Neverthless, there are some dog-friendly beaches in Nerja for you and your pooch to explore. The nearby Torrox dog beach is a popular choice, but the beach at Torre del Mar is even better. It has agility equipment for active dogs to play around on, as well as a dedicated doggy drinking fountain.
Can I take my dog to restaurants and cafés in Nerja?
Every establishment in Spain sets its own rules about dogs. As a rule of thumb, it's rare for a restaurant to allow dogs in the dining room. However, most eateries have a terrace where you can sit outside under a sun umbrella, and well-behaved dogs are usually welcome. Some upscale restaurants won't permit pooches, so always check with the waiter before you sit down. Berebere Oasis de Mar, in nearby Torre del Mar, is a good option for dog-friendly dining. It overlooks the sea, so you'll enjoy great views. It's also close to the Torre del Mar dog beach, allowing you to combine walkies and lunch! You'll find another dog-friendly restaurant, La Cochera, in the town of La Herradura. This serves exotic, Indian-inspired dishes, so it's also a good option if you fancy a break from Spanish cuisine.
Are there any dog parks in Nerja?
At the moment, there are no dog parks in the town itself. However, there are some great dog parks near Nerja where your four-legged friend can run around off-lead. Try the Parque de Perros in Torrox if you're eager to make new friends, as it's a popular choice for doggy socialising. It has agility equipment if your dog enjoys letting off steam by running an obstacle course, as well as large green lawns for loping around.
What laws should I be aware of before I bring my dog to Nerja?
Spain lists some breeds of dog as "PPP" (perros potencialmente peligrosas, or potentially dangerous dogs). They must be kept on a muzzle at all times, so if in doubt, check that your breed is not on the list. All dogs, regardless of size or level of obedience, should be on a lead while in public, unless you're in a specific area like a dog park. You are legally obliged to clean up after your dog, so don't forget your poo bags when you're out and about! There is a common Spanish custom of squirting a bottle of water at any wet patches your dog leaves in the street, too.
