Dog-friendly Beaches
Fonyód Dog Beach
As Balaton's pioneering dog beach, Fonyód offers the complete package for four-legged swimmers and their humans. Panoramic views of Badacsony Mountain create a spectacular backdrop as pups splash from the pier or race across grassy running zones. While shade is limited, the beach compensates with proper amenities—restrooms, snack bars, and convenient parking. Find out more
Mirabella Camping, Zamárdi
Mirabella Camping delivers the perfect Balaton getaway with versatile accommodations from tents to mobile homes, plus evening grilling spots and a welcoming restaurant. For pet owners, this campground shines with a secure fenced dog beach featuring a convenient boardwalk for water access, plus pet-friendly policies throughout the property, including restaurant staff who welcome four-legged diners with special treats. Find out more
Balatonföldvár Dog Beach
Tucked along Balaton's southern shore, Balatonföldvár's free dog beach offers 2,500 m² of canine paradise. A thoughtful water-entry ramp makes doggy paddling accessible for all pups, while shallow areas provide gentle entry for timid swimmers. Though basic (bring your own refreshments and plan bathroom breaks elsewhere), this grassy haven delivers pure, unfettered joy for water-loving dogs. Find out more
Keszthely Dog Park, Picnic Garden and Beach
For the ultimate canine beach experience, Keszthely Dog Park boasts amenities rarely found at other dog beaches—snack bars serving local wines and vegan options, changing rooms, proper toilets, and even a VIP lounge. Beyond swimming, dogs can test their skills in the fenced agility playground while owners relax with board games from the open library. Opened in 2020, it represents the gold standard in dog-friendly lakeside destinations. Find out more
Inner Lake, Tihany
Hidden at Tihany's Inner Lake, a designated dog swimming area awaits at the southeastern corner with a convenient entry ramp. This free refreshment spot is perfect after exploring the peninsula’s trails. Enjoy watching curious ground squirrels pop up from nearby burrows as your dog cools off, but make sure to keep your pooch well away from the impressive Hungarian Grey cattle grazing in the area.
