Enjoy a visit to the seaside town of Arbroath with your four legged friends.
Here are just some of the places you can visit and enjoy a bite to eat.
Enjoy a visit to the seaside town of Arbroath with your four legged friends.
Here are just some of the places you can visit and enjoy a bite to eat.
Arbroath’s Seaton Cliffs starts at the east end of Victoria Park, where the path winds up above the Arbroath cliffs and levels out to provide a path along the coastline.
The cliffs have a number of fascinating rock formations such as The Deil’s Heid, and Needles E’e and are a great spot for a walk.
Please keep dogs on leads as there is a very steep drop and the path is quite close to the edge of the cliffs.
Arbroath Abbey was founded by William the Lion in 1178, in memory of martyr Thomas Becket.
The abbey was one of the nation’s grandest monasteries for almost 400 years and this is where the Declaration of Arbroath was signed in 1320. Visit the abbey to find out more about its rich history.
Dogs are welcome in the abbey grounds, other than in roofed areas. Please keep dogs on leads at all times in the grounds.
Webmors Coffee Shop can be found in Arbroath’s town centre and is the perfect spot for lunch.
The menu features great options including soups, sandwiches and paninis as well as delicious home baking.
Arbroath’s West Links Beach is a fantastic choice for a walk along the sand and to let your dog have a run around.
If you have little ones with you, they’ll love building sandcastles and exploring the rock pools too. The best access to the beach is from West Links Park.
The St Vigeans Nature Trail sets off from the tiny village of St Vigeans, where you will see an impressive sandstone church sitting atop a small hill – one of the most picturesque churches in Scotland.
Starting your walk from the church, the route takes you along an old disused railway line. The trail is lined with trees and shrubs and runs alongside a bubbling stream.
Andreou’s Bistro in Arbroath’s town centre serves traditional homemade Greek and Mediterranean cuisine.
The menu features many classic dishes with a Cypriot taste and is suitable for all diets, with a balance of fish, meat, vegan, vegetarian and gluten free options.
