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It can be hard to find a place that truly welcomes a dog let alone more than 2 at its premises, but Spreyton Cider Co absolutely love you to visit with your dog. We decided to test this with five, yes you read that right, five fluffy dogs that are not exactly small, and we…
As you explore the many dog friendly places Tasmania has to offer and get off the beaten track you will discover some of the most dog friendly stunning lakes, rivers and lagoons in jaw dropping wild landscapes that encourage you to unplug, relax, sit back and soak up the scenery in peace and quiet with…
I love sitting at a good dog friendly cafe with my boy George. I watch the people go by and wonder at their lives, their character and what they do. If I’m not watching people, I’m reading a book on my iPad or an actual book. I like to do this with George by my…
It took George and I a couple weeks to revisit dog friendly Brickendon due to being sick, but as soon as I was on the mend I scheduled another visit. Was it worth a revisit to cover the Gardens and the Convict Walk we couldn’t do before? Read on! Convict Farm Walk to Woolmers Estate…
After spending the morning in Campbell Town (Midlands) to drop off artwork I had done for a client, George and I were left with the decision of what to with the rest of Christmas Eve day. Drive straight home or, meander our way back and see what dog friendly places might pop up on our…
There is nothing like a field of one type of flower enmasse creating an endless carpet of colour. What gives me a huge smile is when that field of flowers belongs to a flower farm that is dog friendly! Here in Tassie we have several wonderful dog friendly flower farms. I’m going to tell you…
Are you planning your trip to Tasmania with your dog, but not clear on what you need to do to bring him/her along for the adventure? Not sure what to do for boarding the Spirit of Tasmania with your dog. Well this post is your ultimate guide to bringing your dog to dog friendly Tasmania…
Tasmania has its fair share of convict trails to explore. Most tourists visiting Tasmania know of the World Heritage listed Port Arthur Historic site (which is another dog friendly place to visit, a separate blog on that later). Few are aware of another site on Turrankana/Tasman Peninsula – Coal Mines Historic Site approximately 28 kilometres…
Bruny Island is a VERY Dog Friendly Place On a regular basis in the Facebook group the question about whether it is worth taking a dog to Bruny Island crops up…all the time! Visitors think because there is a high percentage of National Parks and Reserves on Bruny Island that there is no point in…
I was going to start with all dogs enjoy a swim no matter the temperature of the water. Then had to rethink that as not ALL dogs enjoy a swim. So, although this blog post is about some of the dog friendly beaches along the Tarkine Coast on the North West of Tasmania, if your…
