One of the most renown wine growing regions in South Australia, the Barossa Valley is also only an hour’s drive from Adelaide, making it perfect for an easy weekend getaway or even a day trip. If you’re planning on visiting the Barossa Valley with your dog, find out about the many dog-friendly options available, from … Read more
Karratha on the northwestern coast of Western Australia is often overlooked by tourists. Mainly a base for workers in the nearby mines and ports, usually it is bypassed in favour of the inland Karijini National Park (which is admittedly spectacular). However, if you’re travelling with a dog through Western Australia, perhaps consider spending some time … Read more
Just because you want to go on holiday with your dog, shouldn’t have to mean that you have to forsake staying somewhere stylish. If you’re looking for hotels along the NSW coast that are both stylish and pet-friendly, check out these options, stretching from the Far North Coast down to the South Coast. 1. The … Read more
The You Yangs Regional Park is located close to Geelong, just an hour’s drive west of the Melbourne CBD. It’s a great spot to head to enjoy bush walking with your dog, with a variety of trails on offer. Find out more about visiting the You Yangs with your dog… Where is the You Yangs … Read more
Dunsborough in southwestern Western Australia is the northern gateway to the Margaret River wine region, plus a terrific seaside destination in itself. Find out what you can do when visiting Dunsborough with your dog, plus more tips on where to stay and dine out. Dog-Friendly Beaches in Dunsborough Dunsborough is located on the calm waters … Read more
One of the most popular tourist attractions in Victoria are the Twelve Apostles. Located along the western stretch of the Great Ocean Road, it’s a must to stop off and view these limestone stacks towering just offshore, although there’s not quite twelve standing any longer. But what about if you’re driving along the Great Ocean … Read more
Located just inside the tropics, Exmouth is a popular holiday destination in Western Australia, especially during the winter months, when its balmy temperatures and brilliant blue skies beckon holiday makers from further south, not to mention the allure of swimming with whale sharks. But what about if you are visiting Exmouth with a dog? Find … Read more
Bribie Island is a relaxing dog-friendly destination, just over an hours drive north of Brisbane. Located in between Moreton Bay and the Sunshine Coast, there’s no need to take a ferry to this island, as it’s connected to the mainland by a bridge. Home to one of the best dog-friendly beaches near Brisbane, it’s great … Read more
Now, my dog, Schnitzel, and I have checked out our share of street art in cities around the world, from Berlin to Brooklyn, not to mention our home city of Sydney. But we’ve never before taken a street art walking tour. To find out more about the great street art and foodie scene in inner … Read more
Australia is a big country: the world’s sixth largest country. It stretches 4100km from east to west and 3180km from north to south, and that’s not even including Tasmania, the largest island to the south. The only way to truly see Australia is by driving, and by allowing a lot of time. To travel … Read more