One of the most wonderful destinations in southeast Queensland is Noosa. This area at the northern end of the Sunshine Coast is home to fabulous beaches, plenty of cafes and restaurants and a delightful river. Find out tips for what to do when visiting dog-friendly Noosa, from the best dog-friendly beaches and sightseeing, to where … Read more
There’s nothing more relaxing than getting out on the water on a boat cruise, especially when the sun is shining and the commentary is entertaining. But just because you have a dog, doesn’t mean that you should miss out. I’ve uncovered a long list of dog-friendly boat cruises around Australia, many that I’ve personally taken … 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
The Northern Territory is one of the most spectacular regions of Australia to visit, from the wetlands of Kakadu to the desert monolith of Uluru. But what’s is like to travel in the Northern Territory with a dog? While it isn’t the most dog-friendly region of Australia, it’s still possible to see the sights and … Read more
The popular holiday destination of Coffs Harbour on the North Coast of NSW is a great place to head with your pup. One of the most dog-friendly destinations along the coast, there’s plenty of fun dog-friendly things to do. To plan your dog-friendly getaway to Coffs Harbour, check out these tips that I’ve put together … Read more
Set between the reef and the rainforest, the tropical city of Cairns in northern Queensland is one of the top tourist destinations in Australia. But what is it like to visit Cairns with a dog? Are there many dog-friendly options, and where can you stay and dine? Find out more about visiting Cairns with a … Read more
Charters Towers is one of the most charming cities in all of inland Queensland. With a collection of historic buildings and remains dating back to its initial days as a gold rush town, these days it’s a delightful destination to spend a few days. Find out more about what to do when visiting Charters Towers … Read more
A cooler retreat on the highlands behind Cairns, the Atherton Tablelands are under 90 minutes away from Cairns, but a world away from the coastal city. Offering a more relaxed taste of Queensland country life, the area is rich in mining history and these days has a thriving agricultural industry, growing crops ranging from coffee … Read more
An increasing number of hotels in Brisbane have started to put out a welcome mat for four-legged guests. With hotel options ranging from five-star luxury through to apartment hotels ideal for longer stays, check out the best dog-friendly hotels in Brisbane. Luxury Dog-Friendly Hotels in Brisbane If you want to treat your dog to a … Read more
While the majority of caravan parks allow dogs to stay with you these days, including most caravan parks in Queensland, at nearly all caravan parks there’s a long list of restrictions for dogs, but no dog-friendly amenities provided. However, there are a few caravan parks that are extra dog-friendly, whether they have an off-leash exercise … Read more