With the whole family
The family isn't complete until your faithful companion on paws gets to join you on your holidays! Discovering new hotspots, going on an adventure in the nature and spending some quality time together.
It's time to enjoy a well-deserved holiday with the whole family. This means, including your hairy friend! What's better than a glamping holiday where you get to relax in beautiful natural surroundings and your faithful friend on paws gets to come along? Glamping means combining the comfort from home with the outside life of camping. With countless activities and facilities for you and your dog, a glamping holiday is the perfect choice for families who want to sit back, relax and escape the rush of everyday life.
Your holidays will be complete with your faithful companion on paws gets by your side.
Glamping with your dog
Do you like glamping, but you also enjoy spending time with your hairy buddy? At Vodatent you can combine both! On most campsites Vodatent works with, you're allowed to bring your dog. Obviously, because it's one of your family members. Leave well-prepared for your holidays and go discover de most beautiful spots in Europe!
When you're going to spend your holidays in one of Vodatent's safari tents, in most cases you're allowed to bring your pawed companion. Enjoy a lovely hike with your dog in the beautiful nature of Drenthe or Noord-Brabant. Or dive into a river or lake in Friesland. When booking, you can add the dog to your travel company or mention it in the comment section. No need to miss out on your buddy during your stay in one of our safari tents.
What should you keep in mind?
Good to know
Do I have to pay extra for my dog? When bringing your dog along on your holidays, in general this will cost you an extra €5 per dog per night. There are no dog facilities inside the safari tent, so keep in mind that you should bring the following:
- Food and water bowl
- Basket or dog bed
- Leash
- Poop bags
During the travels
Before your arrive on your holiday destination, there is some travelling to do. Not all dogs enjoy travelling by car. Especially when it's a long distance. Think about how you like to travel comfortably; your four-legged friend needs some comfort as well! We have some tips for this:
- Just like humans, dogs can get car sick. Check with your vet on how to deal with this beforehand
- Don't just stuff the dog in a corner somewhere in the car. Provide a safe place for the dog
- Make an extra stop along the way to take the dog for a walk
- Do not feed the dog right before departure. It is also not advisable to do this during the journey
- Just as we like to have a drink now and then, the same goes for the dog
