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Isle of Serenity
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Isle of Serenity

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$30
Where
Frankston, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

proximity to beachspacious housefriendly hosthomey atmosphereroom for big familylarge group gatheringcleanlinessweekend family travel

Pet policy

Yes, "Isle of Serenity " in Frankston, VIC allows dogs to stay overnight. According to pet-friendly lodging databases, the property (including its Dreamhouse, Guesthouse, and Mainhouse options) has a pet policy that allows dogs to stay. - Size Limit: Dogs of any size are generally permitted. - Fee: There is an additional fee of AU$30 per pet, per night. - Rooms/Property: The policy applies to their 6-bedroom house (Dreamhouse), 2-bedroom vacation rental (Guesthouse), and 4-bedroom vacation rental (Mainhouse). - Restrictions: Generally, 2 dogs are permitted, and cats are usually not allowed (as

Pet fee: $30

Isle of Serenity is a group of self-contained Frankston holiday houses that welcome dogs, well suited to families or larger groups travelling with a pet. Guests highlight the proximity to the beach and the room for a big group.

The pet policy. Dogs are allowed across the property's options, with any size generally permitted. A fee of around AU$30 per pet per night applies, and up to two dogs are typically accepted. Cats usually aren't. Confirm the current fee and dog count with the host when you book.

The place. Bookings span a six-bedroom Dreamhouse, a four-bedroom Mainhouse and a two-bedroom Guesthouse, so you can size the stay to your group. Guests describe it as spacious and homey with a friendly host.

Location and nearby. It's close to the beach, with the wider Frankston foreshore and dog-friendly cafes a short trip away for days out with the dog.

Before you book. Confirm which house you're booking, the per-night pet fee and the two-dog limit directly with the host, as terms vary by property and over time.

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Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

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