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Hanalei - Professional Holiday Homes
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Hanalei - Professional Holiday Homes

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Myola, NSW
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2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, "Hanalei - Professional Holiday Homes" in Myola, NSW, allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on the Professional Holiday Homes listing for Hanalei and their general pet policy, here is a summary of the pet policy: - Pet Policy: Pets are welcome, specifically dogs, and the property features a fully fenced garden. - Size/Number Limit: Generally, up to 3 dogs are allowed, but you should check the specific property description for any specific limits, according to Professional Holiday Homes. - Fee: Extra cleaning fees apply if pet hair is found on furniture or if pet waste is not cleaned up. -

Hanalei is a renovated waterfront cottage in Myola, on the market's own listing directly opposite the water, with a fully fenced garden that makes it one of the more relaxed self-contained options on the Jervis Bay side of the coast for travelling with a dog.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome inside the cottage but must stay off the furniture and beds, so bring a blanket or dog bed to cover the couch if yours likes to climb up. The backyard is fully fenced, which is the main drawcard for anyone who wants to let a dog off lead without a trip to the beach first. Extra charges can apply and guests sign a rental agreement with Professional Holiday Homes that covers pet conditions, so confirm the current pet fee and any breed or number limits at the time of booking.

The place. It is a self-contained, air conditioned cottage with a back deck that looks over bushland and mature trees, a quieter setting than the busier holiday parks nearby. The property sits in a low-key part of Myola near Marine Parade, close enough to the water for an early walk before the day heats up.

Location and nearby. The waterfront is directly across the road, and Callala Beach is a short drive away with its own off-leash times, worth checking on council signage before you go. Huskisson and Vincentia are a short drive further on for a wider run of dog-friendly cafes.

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a fully fenced yard is the exception, not the rule, around here, so if that is the deciding factor for your dog, get it confirmed in writing before you pay a deposit.

Book direct or through the usual holiday-rental platforms, and lock in the pet fee and furniture rules before arrival so there are no surprises at checkout.

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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