Wanting to travel about Australia with your very best furry companion?
Look no further at our list of goodies that both you and your dogs can enjoy, letting you both adventure along the beach, rainforest, and park sights found throughout the country.
The Great Ocean Road, Victoria
Head down to Victoria’s long stretch of coast and cruise down the 243 kilometres of the winding road. The Great Ocean Road is known for being one of the best scenic road trips on offer, lined with pristine beaches, thick bushland, and even an antique rainforest. Many of these spots are dog friendly, with some even allowing them to be off their leads and race about! Head to the beaches known as Whites Beach in Torquay, Mouth Beach in Aireys Inlet, and North Lorne Beach. The Great Ocean Road’s famous Otway’s National Park does allow dogs, but due to the many creatures found throughout, a leash rule is in place.
Port Stephens, New South Wales
Located outside of the hustle and bustle of Sydney, this unspoilt oasis of the coast is truly worth the trip! There is no need to leave your furry companion behind, as there are countless off-leash beaches, reserves and parks scattered about. As well as many dog-friendly accommodation spots throughout. Port Stephens has made it even easier for pet owners, by publishing a ‘Dog Map’, which lists all the spots canines are more than welcome to explore.
Margaret River, Western Australia
Nestled just south of Perth, Margaret River is a small but charming town to visit. Being a perfect tourist destination, known for its endless winery spots, amazing walking tracks, and dozens of wildlife sightings. Camping is one of the best ways to enjoy this region, so you can immerse yourself in the natural landscape while also visiting the wineries, breweries, beaches, and parks hidden throughout. The majority of these spots are dog friendly, but make sure to check before rocking up for the day with your furry best friend. Make sure to take the time for a canoeing or paddleboarding adventure, with your dog’s ability to hop on and enjoy the free ride as you explore the region together!
King Island, Tasmania
Take a flight down to the bottom of Australia to visit one of the most beautiful natural landscapes of the country. Head to King Island, renowned for its tallest lighthouse that was built in 1879. The tower isn’t the only attraction to see, with exceptional beaches, gorgeous walking trails, and multiple camping grounds to visit. An adventure with your dog and explore the lush bushland and soft sands this region has to offer!
Last Minute Day Tours offer the best day tours to the popular travel destination in Australia. Visit https://www.lastminutedaytours.com.au/day-tours/ for more information!
