Goat Island Bungalow
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- West Ulverstone, TAS
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
Pet policy
Yes, pets are allowed at Goat Island Bungalow, according to their Airbnb listing description. Pet Policy Summary: - Approval: The host mentions they are "happy for pets to come along and holiday as well". - Yard: It is important to note that the yard is not completely fully enclosed, which the host describes as a "work in progress". - Facilities: A long dog-friendly beach is located just 100 meters down the road. - Fees/Size Limits: Specific fee information or weight limits for dogs are not explicitly detailed in the public listing summary. Note: As this is a private holiday rental on Airbnb,
Goat Island Bungalow is a self-contained, two-bedroom holiday house on the coastal route between Ulverstone and Penguin, with a long dog beach around 100 metres down the road and a northerly outlook over the water.
The pet policy: The host is happy for dogs to holiday along, according to the Airbnb listing. The yard is not fully enclosed, described by the host as a work in progress, so dogs that jump or wander need supervision or their own containment. Fees and weight limits are not spelled out in the public listing, so confirm both at booking.
The place: A self-catering bungalow sleeping up to seven guests, with a quiet, northern aspect overlooking the sea. Bring your own bedding, bowls and treats, since none are mentioned as supplied.
Location and nearby: The beach at Goat Island Reserve is about 100 metres away, reached via a walkway or along the beach road, and is worth checking for seasonal nesting signage before you let dogs range freely. The property sits roughly 24 kilometres from Devonport Airport and within easy reach of West Ulverstone shops.
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Before you book: Confirm any pet fee, weight limit and house rules directly with the host, since the listing does not detail these publicly.
Sources
- Goat Island Bungalow - West Ulverstone - Airbnb · airbnb.com.au
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.
