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Coastal Runaway
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Coastal Runaway

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
10 kg
Pet fee
$20
Where
Runaway Bay, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, "Coastal Runaway" in Runaway Bay, QLD, allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on listings for this 1-bedroom studio apartment: - Pet Policy: Dogs are welcome. - Size Limit: Maximum weight is 10 kg per pet, with a limit of 2 pets total. - Fee: An additional fee of AU$20 per pet, per stay applies. - Rooms: The policy applies to the 1-bedroom apartment ("Coastal Runaway - Studio Apartment"). - Other Pets: Cats may be allowed upon request. I'd recommend checking the latest listing details on Stayz to verify these details before booking. If you'd like, I can help you search for alternative pet-f

Size limit: 10 kg Pet fee: $20 Verified via www.stayz.com.au

Coastal Runaway is a one-bedroom studio apartment in Runaway Bay with a clear, dog-friendly policy and a host reputation for hospitality, backed by strong guest reviews.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome to stay overnight in the studio apartment. Maximum weight is 10kg per pet, with a limit of two pets per stay. An additional fee of AU$20 per pet, per stay applies. Cats may be allowed on request. Confirm current terms on the listing before booking, policies can shift between seasons.

The place. A compact one-bedroom studio with a BBQ, popular with guests for its comfort and the hosts' hospitality, easy for a couple travelling with a small dog.

Who it suits. Best for owners with one or two small-to-medium dogs under the 10kg cap. Larger dogs will not fit the size limit, so check alternatives if yours is over that weight.

Before you book. Confirm the per-pet fee and weight limit directly with the host, and ask about nearby off-leash areas for exercise during the stay.

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The 10kg cap is firm on paper, so weigh your dog and check before you commit, not after arrival.

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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