loader
Destination
No destination matches your search.
Our destinations
Loading…
No destination available at this level.
View on map

Stay ideas

Your dates
Guests
Dogs
Adults
Children
Babies
Bedroom
  • Any
  • 1 bedroom
  • 2 bedroom
  • 3 bedroom
  • 4 bedroom
  • 5 bedroom
  • 6 bedroom
  • 7 bedroom
  • 8 bedroom
  • 9 bedroom
  • 10 bedroom
  • 11 bedroom
  • 12 bedroom
  • 13 bedroom
  • 14 bedroom
  • 15 bedroom
  • 16 bedroom
  • 17 bedroom
  • 18 bedroom
Bathrooms
  • Any
  • 1 Bathroom
  • 2 Bathrooms
  • 3 Bathrooms
  • 4 Bathrooms
  • 5 Bathrooms
  • 6 Bathrooms
  • 7 Bathrooms
  • 8 Bathrooms
  • 9 Bathrooms
  • 10 Bathrooms
  • 11 Bathrooms
  • 12 Bathrooms
  • 13 Bathrooms
  • 14 Bathrooms
  • 15 Bathrooms
  • 16 Bathrooms
Budget

Add your travel dates so you can filter by price

Budget for the selected period

Our dog-friendly rentals for your holidays in Gironde.

Searching for the available properties

Pet-friendly rental properties in Gironde. Here are some activities in Gironde, France, where dogs are generally accepted: 

Beaches: Many beaches in Gironde allow dogs. Some popular dog-friendly beaches include Plage de Montalivet, Plage de Lacanau, and Plage du Grand Crohot. 

Parks and gardens: Gironde has many parks and gardens where you can walk your dog. For example, the Jardin Public in Bordeaux is a large park where dogs are allowed as long as they are kept on a lead. The Parc de Majolan in Blanquefort is also a great place to take a walk with your dog. 

Read more
Waouh
Woof Woof
Woof Woof
Woof Woof
Woof Woof
Waouh
Waouh
Waouh

Nature walks: Gironde offers some great opportunities for nature walks. The Landes de Gascogne Regional Nature Park is a vast natural area where you can take your dog for a walk. 

Vineyards: The Gironde is famous for its vineyards, particularly in the Bordeaux region. Some vineyards accept dogs on leads during visits and tastings. Check with the wineries in advance to find out their pet policy. 

Markets and events: Some local markets in Gironde allow dogs, provided they are kept on a lead. In addition, some events and festivals welcome dogs in certain areas or during certain activities.