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Get ready to swim in the sea, go for long drives and simply enjoy the sights and sounds of the world – with pets in tow of course. Pack your trunk and buckle up, as you and your furry (or feathery/scaly) friends go for a road trip.
WA, here we come!
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Pet friendly accommodation in WA
When booking pet-friendly accommodation in WA, always be sure to let them know your pet will be accompanying you. Even the most pet-friendly stays request pets by appointment (and sometimes charge a small extra fee).
Be sure to also read safety tips for pets in cars over Christmas and if you’re looking for accommodation in WA without pets, check out these west coast road trip ideas.
Now without further ado, here are four favourite picks:
Ningaloo caravan and camping sites
If you’re planning to do some caravan travel in Australia, Ningaloo caravan and campsite in Exmouth welcomes furry friends. And the human kids will love the outdoor play area recreation room made from a beautifully restored barn.
Onsite facilities also include a 25-meter flow-shaped swimming pool with alfresco patios and an award-winning restaurant. Entertainment areas are wheelchair friendly and there’s also a wheelchair accessible chalet (though no dogs can stay in the chalet). However, here are some other pet friendly accessible accommodation options beyond WA.
During your stay there’s lots to see and do like driving through Cape Range National Park, snorkelling in Turquoise Bay and swimming with whale sharks.
Ningaloo has 250 powered caravan/camping sites and 40 unpowered sites. While it’s great pet friendly accommodation in WA there’s limited space for furry friends so book ahead to avoid disappointment.
Taking your dog on holiday to Jarrah Grove
Jarrah Grove forest retreat in Margaret River is run by Lee and Sam, who moved to Australia from the UK in 2011. After discovering how difficult it was to find a holiday stay that welcomed their dogs they made their own!
Lee and Sam live onsite with their dogs Bella and Sasha. They aim to make your stay a welcome one and invite you to bring your furry friends along (dogs only). This delightful luxury forest getaway comprises of fully equipped one-roomed chalets. Each chalet opens onto a deck that looks out over the forest filled with idyllic walks.
In addition to the deep indoor bathtub, your chalet comes with its own outdoor tub, barbeque area and alfresco seating. Did we mention the chalet has a king-size luxury mattress complete with luxury bed linen and pillows?! This adults only luxury retreat is the perfect romantic getaway for couples and their pawsome pets.
Be sure to book well in advance as there are just two chalets (and yes you can book both). Be sure to note this pet friendly accommodation in WA is adults only.
Pet friendly forest resort accommodation in WA
You can find the Forest Lodge Resort on the edge of Pemberton. This pet friendly accommodation in WA offers up not just one but many accommodation options. For example, you can select from guest rooms, cottages, and chalets – and there’s a restaurant that serves up delicious food all week long.
In terms of pet friendly accommodation in WA, the Forest Lodge Resort is Tripadvisor’s No. 1 Hotel. It also won the Traveller’s Choice award, placing it in the top 10% worldwide. This beautiful resort is surrounded by nature and overlooking a lake is ideal for solo holidays, romantic getaways or family trips – all with pup (at an added charge)!
Taking your dog on holiday to Retriever Retreat
The name says it all! Retriever Retreat welcomes pets by appointment and is secured with pet safe fencing. And the large open-plan house is simply a five minute jaunt from the white sands and aquamarine waters of Dunsborough Beach. Pets can play in the manicured garden then you can all head out to explore the ocean’s edge.
This beautiful three bedroom house is whitewashed with angled wooden ceilings that give the feeling of a luxury cabin by the beach. It’s fully equipped with entertainment areas including a barbeque area, but if you prefer to wind down out and about, the bars and shops are a five minute stroll from your door.
Oh, and if you happen to visit in winter during the wetter season, the house offers a cozy retreat with a movie library too. You can sit back, pop some fresh popcorn and simply enjoy the pitter patter!
Pet insurance and car insurance
Before heading to your pet friendly accommodation in WA, consider getting dog insurance. Not only will your plan help cover costs for accidents, illness and much more (depending which one you select), it also provides third party liability cover.
For instance, let’s say your pet accidentally eats the feather pillows or bites the neighbour’s cat at your holiday stay, you won’t have to foot the bills alone (as long as there’s no history of aggression or violence in your pet’s past). Clever, huh?
And because we know how valued your and your pet’s safety is during your road trip, be sure to add 24/7 roadside assistance to your PD Insurance car insurance plan. Click below now to see what it covers.
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