We headed north of Sydney to the Hunter Valley. Sadly we had to leave Buster and Hazel at home, but picked up some new friends along the way. Best known for its vineyards, the Hunter Valley has 200 km of coastline, and spectacular National Parks, state forests, many rivers and the Brokenback Ranges inland. Our Read More

About Gourmet Pawprints Gourmet Pawprints provides full pet-friendly experiences for those keen to explore Melbourne and surrounds with their dogs. It’s creator, Kerry, has a passion for food, wine and dogs, and has combined all three interests by offering a range of tours in and around Victoria. Around the Bay Doggy Trek Sarah and her Read More

Situated roughly 90 kilometres east of Melbourne, the Yarra Valley encompasses the upper regions of the Yarra River in Victoria. With a reputation as one of the world’s premier wine regions, the Valley specialises in Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes but visitors to the region know that it is so much more than just thriving Read More

About the Peninsula The Mornington Peninsula is located in Victoria, 1.5 hours south of Melbourne and forms the eastern arm of Port Phillip Bay.  It is peppered with beautiful beaches, wineries and national parks and is a popular holiday destination for Melbournians. We took a day trip to the area recently to see what’s on offer Read More

The Shire of Augusta-Margaret River has many wonderful opportunities for enjoying time with your four-legged friends on holiday. The region encompasses Busselton, Dunsborough, Augusta, Yallingup and Margaret River. Dog-friendly beaches, trails, wineries, breweries, restaurants, pubs and accommodation abound. Your best resources for determining exactly where dogs are welcome, on-lead and off-lead, are the shire websites. Read More