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Coral Cay Resort
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Coral Cay Resort

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
20 kg
Pet fee
$100
Where
Mackay, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

comfortable bedking suitewell maintained roomspubic hair in bedpet friendlyaccommodating staffspacious roomfresh room

Pet policy

Yes, the Coral Cay Resort in Mackay, QLD allows dogs to stay overnight in designated accommodation. Pet Policy Summary: - Rooms: Specifically designated "Pet-Friendly Queen Rooms" are available. You must book this room type directly and email the team to confirm your dog's breed. - Size Limit: Dogs up to 20 kg are permitted. - Fees/Deposit: A pet deposit of AUD$100 is required, and a fee of $10 per pet/night applies. - Restrictions: Dogs must not be left in the room unattended. The resort website mentions dogs are welcome in the alfresco dining area of their bar and restaurant. - Other Pets: C

Size limit: 20 kg Pet fee: $100 Verified via coralcayresort.com.au

Coral Cay Resort is a resort-style motel in Mackay that keeps a set of designated Pet-Friendly Queen Rooms, so dogs are part of the plan rather than an exception. Book the pet room type and confirm your dog's breed with the team ahead of arrival.

The pet policy. Dogs up to 20 kg are welcome in the designated Pet-Friendly Queen Rooms. A $100 pet deposit applies, plus $10 per pet per night. Dogs must not be left in the room unattended. Book the pet room type directly and email the team to confirm your dog's breed before you arrive.

The place. It is a resort-style property with a bar and restaurant on site, and dogs are welcome in the alfresco dining area, so you can eat without leaving them behind.

Who it suits. Best for owners of small to medium dogs who want a room and a meal in one spot. If your dog is over 20 kg, this one won't fit.

Before you book. Confirm room availability, the current fee and the breed check directly, and plan around the no-unattended-dogs rule if you intend to head out. Bring your own bedding and bowls to be safe.

Sources

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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