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  • The 1.9 km long dog friendly beach faces northeast and is sheltered by Surveyor Point. Consequently the jetty, boat ramp and boat moorings are located here and conditions are usually calm. The northern sand flats […]

  • The main beach runs for 1.8 km from the foreland through to a second curving foreland that terminates at the base of the 20 m high Dowcer Bluff. The Sheoak Flat settlement occupies 200 m of the central flats, […]

  • The main beach at Port Julia is 1 km long, with the central 100 m long jetty backed by a wooden seawall, and the shacks to the south. A larger freehold settlement sits on the backing bluffs. The beach is 10 m wide […]

  • The northern beach curves round for 4.3 km from Rocky Point to the Black Point. It is a continuous low energy sandy beach with seagrass growing almost to the shore. The beach is initially backed by sloping grassy […]

  • The two Pine Point beaches total 2 km in length, joined at the protruding sandy foreland. The backing sand flats are covered by the shacks, with a narrow foreshore reserve between the shacks and the beach. The […]

  • On the southern side of Rouges Point is a 1 km long southeast facing dog friendly beach, which extends down to the 10 m high bluffs at the base of Mennie Hill. There is a large sealed car park and beach boat ramp […]

  • Dogs are welcome off leash at any time on Ardrossan Beach.

    Ardrossan is an interesting old town with excellent facilities for visitors and those interested in fishing the jetty or gulf. The town straddles a small […]

  • This dog friendly beach receives occasionally low wind waves which maintain the 300 m wide intertidal sand flats, and the narrow shelly high tide beach.

  • Port Clinton is the first settlement on the eastern side of Yorke Peninsula. It is spread along 1.5 km of low energy sandy shoreline and 1 km wide tidal flats. The shore is divided into three beach areas by […]

  • Beautiful stretch of long sandy beach to play and run with your dog. Dogs are welcome off leash between 8pm – 10am.

  • Victor Harbour East Beach is off leash between 8pm – 10am.

    On the western side of the river the beach continues for 1.6 km to the tip of the prominent sandy foreland in lee of Granite Island and the 500 m long […]

  • Dog friendly Victor Harbour West beach is a 1 km long curving south facing beach, which usually receives waves averaging about 0.5 m. The entire beach is backed by a foreshore reserve and car parking, then the […]

    • Dogs allowed off leash after 8pm and before 10am, must be on leash at other times. Was a lot of weeds on the beach but still plenty of space for the dogs to run!

  • Dog Friendly Yilki beach is the longest beach in the bay, running for 3 km in a southeast then south direction to the base of Rosetta Head. It is backed by a road and the settlements of Yilki and Encounter Bay. […]

  • Dog friendly Petrel Cove is a 200 m long south facing beach, which is bordered and backed by the 20 high steep bluffs of Rosetta Head. The steeply dipping metasedimentary rocks also form prominent jagged rock […]

  • It’s not very often you can take your dog to the movies! At the Yatala Drive In this is possible. Arrive early, pick a spot, take your pup for a walk in the area and make your way back to the car (with heaps of […]

  • Barko & Co. is a dog friendly cafe in Teneriffe with amazing views of the Brisbane River. Coffee on pour is provided by ​​​​​​the family’s own coffee import business, Mr Coffee’s, with beans sourced directly from […]

  • We all know how hard traveling with pets can be in Australia. Public Transport is limited to ferries (and trains in some states), congestion in all our major cities is a reality and many places are simply […]

  • Dog Friendly BarZaar has a bar, bistro and gaming area. Well behaved dogs are welcome on the court yard/beer garden.

  • Dogs are welcome on the front or back undercover verandas seating areas. A Dog bowl is available also. The famous steam train can be seen while having lunch at the Platform No.1 Café.

    • sue replied 7 years ago

      Sit and watch the train from the platform with your mate while having lunch or just a coffee and muffin. They have a few antique train items and a gift shop. Trains only run on certain days.

  • Dog Friendly Camping site 25min south of Gympie and 25min north of Kenilworth. 4 day maximum stay. Dogs welcome at the camp on a lead. Tents as well as caravans are ok here. $10 un-powerd $20 powered site.

    The […]

    • sue replied 7 years ago

      A Peaceful place to park and enjoy for a few days. Friendly staff and nice bar area. Quiz night, lunch and dinner. Who needs a Uber when the happy hour is the bar at your door 😀

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