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Our top choices for Tasman Peninsula pet-friendly hotels

1. Sommers Bay Beach House

Sommers Bay Beach House
3.5 star property
Murdunna
8.8 out of 10, Excellent, (20 reviews)
"Pet friendly, water views, peaceful, very well equipped"
Australia
Merilyn
The price is £109
includes taxes & fees
10 Aug - 11 Aug
Sommers Bay Beach House

2. Hatchers Richmond Manor

Hatchers Richmond Manor
4.0 star property
Richmond
8.0 out of 10, Very good, (586 reviews)
" Was a great spot, nice location as well"
Australia
maryann
The price is £59
includes taxes & fees
2 Sept - 3 Sept
Hatchers Richmond Manor

3. Cedar Cottages Blackmans Bay

Cedar Cottages Blackmans Bay
3.0 star property
Blackmans Bay
7.8 out of 10, Good, (23 reviews)
"Stunning views and a lovely big family home overall. Gorgeous area to explore."
Australia
Sally
The price is £107
includes taxes & fees
6 Aug - 7 Aug
Cedar Cottages Blackmans Bay
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Discover top Tasman Peninsula attractions with your pet

For travellers keen on exploring the Tasman Peninsula with their pets, several attractions promise a delightful experience. The stunning Tasman National Park offers an array of walking trails where leashed dogs are welcome, making it the perfect setting for scenic hikes alongside your furry friend. Don’t miss the iconic Three Capes Track, where you can enjoy breathtaking coastal views and spot native wildlife together. For a more relaxed outing, head to Eaglehawk Neck, where you can stroll along the beach and let your dog play in the surf. The Port Arthur Historic Site, though pets aren’t allowed inside, provides ample scenic areas outside where you can picnic with your pet while soaking in the rich history of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finally, the picturesque Pirates Bay is a fantastic spot for a leisurely walk, offering stunning views and plenty of open space for your four-legged companion to roam. When it comes to accommodation, consider staying in pet-friendly hotels located in or near these areas, which often provide convenient amenities like outdoor spaces and easy access to walking trails. These accommodations focus on quality service and comfort, ensuring both you and your pet feel pampered during your stay.

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