The Best Pet-Friendly Accommodation In Tasmania To Book In 2025

Looking for the best pet friendly accommodation in Tasmania? Say hello to Jaclyn Studio—a dreamy escape perched opposite the Tamar Island Wetlands, just 10 minutes from Launceston’s buzzing CBD. This cosy retreat sits on three acres of zoomie-approved space for your pup, and it’s packed with creature comforts: think outdoor spa, cedar sauna, and a crackling fire pit. Inside, it’s all polished charm—bespoke furniture, French flax linens, native timber touches, and shelves stacked with books and board games. 

Whoever said holidaying with your pets couldn’t be luxe clearly hasn’t stayed at Indica House. Tucked away on Tasmania’s stunning Bruny Island, this architectural gem sleeps you, your pup, and four lucky humans. Spread over two sleek levels, it’s all about slow, scenic living—think snoozing in hemp linen beds, soaking in a deep-set tub, sunset BBQs on the deck overlooking the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, and couch snuggles with your four-legged bestie. Looking for wholesome holiday vibes? Nailed it.

This cosy one-bedroom mud brick cottage is set in an area of northern Tasmania that’s so beautiful it was named "Promised Land"—and yes, it absolutely lives up to the moniker. Surrounded by a enchanting pine forest, the house is set on 26 acres of land, which you’ll be sharing with Patch and Jetstar the ponies, along with Wilbur the pig. The place can fit up to four or five guests (plus furry friends) and is conveniently located a 15-minute drive from the quaint Sheffield Township and a 45-minute drive from Cradle Mountain.

With architecture inspired by the nautilus shell, this sweet off-grid cabin is a dreamy rustic getaway for humans and pets alike. Featuring wooden beams and large windows, the spiral design creates cosy reading nooks and spacious light-filled living quarters. The pet-friendly stay in southwest Tasmania also features a private deck that looks out over 50 acres of protected native bushland and a fully enclosed backyard for your holiday hound.

Nestled in the foothills of Mount Mangana, Birdsong is a secluded bush retreat with breathtaking views. With an open plan kitchen and lounge flowing onto the large outdoor deck, you can sit back and soak in the peaceful bushland surrounding, looking out across Adventure Bay on Tasmania’s South Bruny Island. You can also explore the 10.5-hectare property via the network of tracks weaving through the bush and rainforest, enjoy an outdoor soak sesh in the open-air bath or a game of table tennis in the fully fenced gardens. 

Old Salty is a little swankier than the name suggests. Set on the sunny east coast of Tasmania in Binalong Bay, this pet-friendly ‘shack’ is surrounded by beautiful gum trees and looks straight out to the ocean. Outside, there’s a large sun-drenched deck that leads out to the nearby lagoon, as well as an outdoor firepit area and a fenced-off space for dogs.

Located at the centre of Hobart’s historic Battery Point, the bright pink Waterloo Cottage is a beautiful colonial-era property, a stone’s throw from some of the city’s most popular shops, cafes and restaurants. It’s pet-friendly, with a private outdoor patio for sunny days, and an indoor fireplace to warm your whispers on cold ones.

One of our favourite Tassie tiny homes, ‘MarshMellow’ is set among a grove of gum trees, beside a creek and round the corner from an isolated beach, just east of Hobart. The nifty fit-out includes a cosy bedroom loft, a fire pit, and a deck with an outdoor bath and BBQ. It comes equipped with kayaks, a veggie patch and on-site chooks. You’ll also be close to award-winning vineyards and regional restaurants, as well as the Tasman Peninsula's famous 3 Capes hiking track.

One of the most spectacular Airbnbs in Tasmania also happens to be perfectly pet-friendly. This luxe escape has been handcrafted with locally sourced and recycled materials for a totally unique stay. In the shadow of a stunning sandstone cliff face, guests can enjoy a timber outdoor bathtub, a two-person sauna and a wood fire for chilly evenings. There’s also a fully stocked library, a greenhouse growing fresh greens and herbs, and a gym room with yoga mats, blocks, weights, kettlebells, acrobat rings, and a yoga swing.

Set on the banks of the Kermandie River in south Tasmania, this two-bed cottage is perfect for up to four guests and any pet pals. The space includes a bunch of luxury features including an electric hot tub, a wood-fired sauna and a pizza oven. There’s also an outdoor breakfast bar overlooking the nearby river and a fenced garden and kennel for your furry friend.