South Australia

Wineries and Eateries of the Clare Valley

January 18, 2020

The 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 […]

Wallaroo, a town with a rich mining history

January 15, 2020

At 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 […]

Port Wakefield – a place with sporting history

January 14, 2020

At 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 […]

Catching crabs off Port Germein Jetty, Yorke Peninsula

January 12, 2020

Port 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 […]

The Street Art of Tumby Bay

January 10, 2020

On a lunch stop, while driving the Eyre Peninsula, the Enzotraveldog team finds Tumby Bay, a town filled with street art. We just stopped there for lunch really. We’d been driving through endless wheat fields interspersed with occasional bits of no man’s land. Everyone was getting hungry as we pulled over to look at some […]

Driving the West Coast of the Eyre Peninsula, SA

January 7, 2020

Driving down the West Coast of the Eyre Peninsula, we discover wheat fields, historic towns and jetties. Seafood is big. Dog friendly caravan parks abound but dog friendly restaurants less so. Ceduna We checked into the Ceduna Foreshore Caravan Park, right in the middle of town. New Years Eve fireworks were scheduled to be from […]