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Holiday rentals welcoming your dog in the Eastern Pyrenees. The Eastern Pyrenees offers many dog-friendly activities. Here are just a few suggestions for activities you might enjoy with your dog in this region of France: 

Hiking : The Eastern Pyrenees offer some wonderful hiking trails where you can take your dog along. 

Beaches: Many of the region's beaches are dog-friendly, especially outside the summer months and/or in specific areas. Among them, the beach at Canet-en-Roussillon has an area reserved for dogs. 

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Village visits: Many picturesque villages in the Eastern Pyrenees are dog-friendly. You can take a walk with your pet in places like Collioure, Ceret and Villefranche-de-Conflent. 

Gardens and parks: Some of the region's gardens and parks accept dogs on a leash. For example, Parc Sant Vicens in Perpignan is a great place to take your dog for a walk. 

Water activities: If your dog loves water, you could consider water activities such as canoeing on certain rivers and lakes. 

Mountain walks: If you're visiting the region in the cooler months, you could explore the mountains with your dog. Be sure to take into account weather conditions and safety tips. 

Restaurants and cafés: Some establishments accept dogs on their terraces. Find out in advance where you can enjoy a meal with your four-legged friend. 

Local markets: Many local markets are dog-friendly, as long as dogs are kept on a leash. It's a great opportunity to discover the local produce and atmosphere.