The best way to road-trip in Australia, especially with a dog, is in a campervan. By travelling with your dog in a campervan or motorhome you have access to the many dog-friendly camping sites in Australia, without the hassles and gear needed to camp. And it’s far more affordable and flexible than trying to find … Read more
One of the most common questions I’m asked by people about to travel with their dogs, is what can you do if you want to visit an attraction that doesn’t allow dogs? Even if you try to visit many dog-friendly attractions, the odds are that you’ll still want to visit some non-dog-friendly attractions. This has … Read more
This post was created in conjunction with Vallée les Etoiles The Ardennes region in south-eastern Belgium is the perfect destination for a relaxing holiday, far away from bustling, modern life. Yet this forested, mountainous region is just over an hour from Brussels, 3.5 hours from Paris and 3 hours from Calais. And best of all … Read more
One of the easiest ways to travel with a pet dog is in your own vehicle on a road trip. You’re no longer limited to staying in accommodation or visiting places accessibly by public transport. And that’s assuming your dog is even allowed on public transport! Plus it’s tough work lugging all your luggage around … Read more
The easiest way to travel with your dog is to go on a road trip together. But if you haven’t yet taken a road trip with your dog, it can still be quite daunting. How do you keep your dog secure and what can you do if your dog gets car sick? I take through … Read more
This is a guest post from Paroma Chakravarty of Year of the Monkey. San Francisco in the USA is one of those cities loved by humans and canines alike and perhaps even more by canine-loving humans or those owned by canines, i.e. someone like me. The city is only 49 square miles (really pint-sized for an … Read more
The Baltic State of Lithuania may be part of the European Union. But tucked away in between Belarus and the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, it’s easy to overlook this small country in Europe. So, how dog-friendly is Lithuania and what’s it like to visit Lithuania with a dog? Travelling to Lithuania with a Dog The … Read more
Cruising is an increasingly popular way to travel, but if you travel with your dog, there’s virtually no options available. Yes, you can take a Transatlantic crossing on the Queen Mary 2, but it’s far from affordable and often kennels can book out a year in advance. Most regular cruises, whether in the Mediterranean or … Read more
Created in conjunction with Nomador Just like many of you, I don’t like to leave my dog behind when I head off on a trip. However, on some trips, it’s hard to justify bringing along your dog. Whether it’s a quick weekend away for a wedding, or a longer trip to a non-dog-friendly destination, sometimes … Read more
Created in conjunction with Evisa Express During her exploration of central Ontario, the writer Anna Brownell Jameson express, “the seemingly interminable line of trees before you; the boundless wilderness around you; the mysterious depths amid the multitudinous foliage, where the foot of man hath never penetrated…the solitude in which we preceded mile after mile, no … Read more