It’s easy to understand the growing popularity of glamping in Australia. After all, you can enjoy the delights of nature, but also the comforts of modern life. But what about if you have a dog? Often many glamping tents have not allowed pets. Luckily though, I’ve dug up some of the growing number of pet-friendly … Read more
The city of Busselton is located in southwest Western Australia, on the calm waters of Geographe Bay. Famous for its historic jetty, the city is an excellent destination for a beachside holiday, just 2 1/2 hours drive south of Perth. But how dog-friendly is Busselton? And what can you do when visiting Busselton with a … Read more
Denmark is not just the name of a country in Europe, it’s also a delightful small town on the southern coast of Western Australia. About a 45 minute drive west of the larger centre of Albany, visit Denmark to enjoy the windswept coastline, wine tasting, fine local food and forest drives, with many dog-friendly options. … Read more
Western Australia is home to some excellent free and cheap campsites, including many that welcome dogs, at least when they’re located outside of national parks. When travelling around Western Australia with your dog, consider camping at some of these great dog-friendly camping spots. While some of these campsites are only accessible by 4WD, certainly not … Read more
The city of Albany, in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, is full of history. The first colonial settlement in the state, two of the city’s prime attractions are the Historic Whaling Station and the National Anzac Centre. However, there’s still plenty to do with your pup on a visit to the Albany and … Read more
The city of Geraldton is located a 4.5 hour drive north of Perth on the coast of Western Australia. About the last outpost before the Outback truly begins as you head further north, it’s a relaxing spot to stop while on a road trip, with plenty of facilities on offer. Find out what to do … Read more
In Australia, most natural wonders like Wave Rock tend to be located inside of national parks, making them strictly off limits for visiting with your dog. However, rather unusually Wave Rock is not located in a national park, meaning that you can visit Wave Rock with your dog. Find out what it’s like to visit … Read more
The Margaret River region is famous for both its incredible surfing beaches and world-class wineries. Luckily, when visiting the Margaret River region in Western Australia with your dog, it’s possible to experience both, as well as many other highlights. Dog-Friendly Wineries in Margaret River There’s a long list of cellar doors in the Margaret River … Read more
Located amongst the tall forests of southwestern Western Australia, about a four hour drive south of Perth, the small town of Pemberton is a popular destination for tourists looking for scenic forests, cool-climate wines and truffle hunts. Find out what to do and where you can stay when visiting Pemberton with a dog. Dog-Friendly Sightseeing … Read more
Despite its isolation, Broome is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Western Australia. With the stunning Cable Beach and beautiful natural scenery, is it any wonder that this tropical town attracts tourists by the caravan-load every winter. But what if you have a pet? Find out what it’s like to visit Broome with … Read more