The Enzotraveldog team visit Stanthorpe to explore the Granite Belt Wineries and do some Xmas bike riding. When ‘on the road’ during public holidays the folks like to get far away from the beach and crowds of holiday makers. Which is how we found ourselves in Stanthorpe during the first Xmas of the Corona Virus […]
Read MoreThe Savannah Way runs from Cairns to Broome, some 3699km through diverse landscapes with geological wonders and abundant wildlife. Enzo Travel Dog team travelled the section from Cairns to Karumba which is sealed all the way, though the bitumen often gets down to a single lane towards the Gulf. Cairns There’s a lot to see […]
Read MorePort Douglas is one of Queensland’s great winter hideaways and an ‘Enzo Top Spot’. The beautiful winter weather makes it ideal for walks, [which I love]. The town has many quality restaurants [which the folks love], many are dog friendly outdoors. It is also a popular jumping off point for Great Barrier Reef trips. We […]
Read MoreThe Atherton Tablelands is a beautiful part of Queensland where rich farmlands are interspersed with national parks, tropical rainforest, lakes and waterfalls.
Read MoreIn Mission Beach the Enzotraveldog team explore dog friendly walking tracks and cafes, and a not so dog friendly National Park. Nearby they visit historic Paronella Park, a place with a beautiful waterfall and a fascinating history.
Read MoreIn Townsville we discovered a tropical regional city with street art and great dog walks. We had a couple of good lunches at dog friendly cafes and found a van park we’ll probably use again next time. We didn’t go to Magnetic Island on this occasion: there are restrictions on dogs on the ferry and […]
Read MoreAirlie Beach and the Whitsundays is a bit like the Greek Islands in Queensland with beautiful beaches and lots of sailing! In short, it is an Enzo Top Spot. We stayed at the Seabreeze Tourist Park at Cannonvale Beach; a nice dog friendly park! This is our first blog since the Coronavirus Pandemic began. The […]
Read MoreThe travel dog team stay at Corowa, one of their last stops on the Murray River and visit nearby Rutherglen.
Read MoreDriving East along the River Murray from Mannum, the Enzotraveldog team travel from South Australia to Victoria, to New South Wales and back to Victoria. This is where three states, and the three major rivers of the Murray Darling Basin meet. Brief stopovers in Morgan, Renmark, Wentworth, Robinvale, Swan Hill and Echuca each revealed dog […]
Read MoreMannum has been a River Murray Port since the paddle steamer era These days, the river traffic is mostly houseboats, water skiers and car ferries. The Travel Dog team found a dog friendly caravan park, dog friendly ferries, a dog friendly information office and even a dog friendly paddle boat cruise, but it proved impossible […]
Read MoreThe Enzotraveldog team explore the two historic towns, of Victor Harbour and Strathalbyn on the Fleurieu Peninsula, eat at dog friendly pubs and cafes, discover two Victorian era transport methods still operating and even go to a dog friendly art exhibition; all on their way to the Murraylands. Victor Harbour The folks had been to […]
Read MoreThe Clare Valley is at the North end of South Australia’s Epicurean Way. It includes the towns of Clare, Sevenhill, Mintaro, Penwortham, Leasingham and Auburn and produces some of Australia’s best wine. It is particularly known for its Riesling. The local tourist office produces an extensive list of dog-friendly establishments. As a dog, I find […]
Read MoreAt the top end of the Yorke Peninsula is Wallaroo, a town with a rich mining history on the Copper Coast. The travel dog team spent a night in a dog friendly caravan park, next to a great dog beach and a cafe that is listed on TripAdvisor as the town’s number one eatery. How’s […]
Read MoreAt a lunch-stop at Port Wakefield on the Yorke Peninsula the travel-dog team discover a beautiful historic village with ties to two of the nation’s sporting legends. This was another ‘lets stop for lunch discovery’. Port Wakefield was one of the first government towns established in SA, originally as a port to support nearby copper […]
Read MorePort Germein is a nice stop over with a dog friendly caravan park, blue swimmer crabs and a very long jetty. Port Germein Caravan Park The folks have had the Port Germein Caravan Park down as a stopover for a while. The reports on Wikicamps were excellent. The park is owned by the local Progress […]
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