Since the Eurostar started running train services connecting London, Paris and Brussels via the Eurotunnel in 1994, it’s been easier than ever to travel between the United Kingdom and Continental Europe. But what about if you’re travelling with your dog or other pet? Are dogs allowed on the Eurostar train to and from London, and … Read more
While I wouldn’t list Norway as one of the most dog-friendly countries in Europe, it’s still a wonderful destination to visit with your dog. And with its spectacular scenery, especially during the short summer months, it can make for a great summer road trip with your pup. Read on to find out what it’s like … Read more
While Germany is well-known as a dog-friendly country, it isn’t the only German-speaking country with a monopoly on being dog-friendly. Head directly south to German-speaking Austria for a destination which is almost, if not equally, dog-friendly. We visited this beautiful destination twice with our pup during our time in Europe, and I highly recommend travelling … Read more
Venice is one of the most popular tourist destinations in all of Europe. However, thanks to overcrowding, particularly in the summer months, there are many who advise skipping it. Dogs and crowds in particular are not an ideal combination, so should you skip visiting Venice? Based on my own experience, I share my thoughts on … Read more
The NSW South Coast extends for over 400km, from south of Wollongong through to the town of Eden, just before the Victorian border. The region is home to countless beautiful beaches, many of them dog-friendly. Plus there’s a wide variety of pet-friendly holiday accommodation. Read on to find out plenty of ideas for visiting the … Read more
Newcastle and the surrounding region is home to many beautiful beaches, and luckily there are some great off-leash beaches to take your dog to. Whether you’re looking for ocean beaches, harbour beaches or lake beaches, take your pick from these dog-friendly beaches in the Newcastle region. Looking for more things to do with your dog … Read more
The second largest inland city in all of Australia, Toowoomba is a relatively undiscovered tourism gem, especially for those travelling with dogs. With many dog-friendly attractions and its proximity to Brisbane, just an easy 90 minutes drive west, it’s perfect for a quick weekend away or for an inland stop of a trip around Southeastern … Read more
With a strong focus on the wildlife attractions in surrounding national parks, what can you instead do in and around Mackay if you’re visiting with a dog? From walking trails to botanic gardens to laneway art, find out about the dog-friendly sights of the Mackay region in central Queensland, plus where to dine and stay … Read more
If you’re looking at travelling with your dog in Queensland, but don’t have your own caravan or tent to camp in, a good alternative is to stay at a pet-friendly cabin, usually at a caravan park. While many cabins unfortunately don’t permit pets, I’ve tracked down a wide range of pet-friendly cabins in Queensland, from … Read more
Just over three hours south of Sydney, the neighbouring seaside towns of Mollymook and Ulladulla, and the surrounding coastal region, is a great place to head for a dog-friendly holiday on the South Coast of NSW. Along with plenty of dog-friendly accommodation options, the Ulladulla region also offers beautiful dog-friendly beaches, terrific dog-friendly dining and … Read more