Perry Sandhills was our must see destination because we had promised our kid a chance to run up and down sandhills. And it certainly delivered. Just 15 minutes outside Wentworth, the sandhills are the size of a small town, easy to walk around and discover most things, but it feels like another place altogether. The fine red sand and desert landscape make this a stunning place. A number of films have been shot here, and you can see why when you're there. But it also feels ancient and peaceful. I could imagine nomadic Aboriginal people stopping here, having fires, talking and resting for days before they returned home supplied with all the desert melons they could carry. We wandered the dunes, passing an exorbitant number of desert melons which had obviously been cultivated in the long past but now were an abundant treasure trove of bush tucker. Old trees littered the landscape, including one that looked like a whale. In the middle of the Sandhills, is the incredible "God Tree", a giant eucalyptus tree that is over 200 years old. The perfect place to sit under, eating melons and telling stories. This place feels like a Cathedral. The God Tree stands among the dunes offering shade and rest. I felt like I didn't want to leave when I was there, feeling connected to my own dreamtime. Our son experienced his dream of running up and down sandhills, and my partner joined him. I snapped them and wandered about looking for the small trails of the desert. This was living.

Very well preserved and presented. We arrived about 15 min before opening and the gentleman on duty was out the front, he opened up early and let us in. Very nice man, very informative. Takes about 30 min to walk through reading the important information, you could spend an hour reading everything. Well worth the visit.

The viewing platform is a great spot for photos at the Darling and Murray River Junction. The parklands contains substantial native vegetation that gives you an appreciation of the riparian landscape, flora and fauna. Well worth a visit.

What a surprise. Absolutely worth every moment. Mario and his offsider where amazing. Remarkable people, kind, funny, hard working and the tour is lot of fun. Free samples and the orange juice is out of this world! Never had better tasting oranges in my whole life. Mandarins as well. So packed with flavour, nice and sweet beyond words. Could not rate our visit any higher. We’ll worth dropping in.

Great watching paddle steamers go through the lock! Very interesting! Go across the lock onto Lock Island and walk around for lots of bird life.

A beautiful stately home in the heart of Mildura, next to the arts centre. A stunning home. Kept in original 1921 condition. On street parking. Disabled park near front door of gallery. Wheelchair access to ground floor only, but the gallery and theatre has lift access. Great coffee shop and public space to catch up with friends, and chat 5/5 stars

Just after breakfast on our first day of touring, we always visit the Mildura Information Centre. We have been to this terrific centre many times over the years and it ALWAYS delivers! The friendly staff go above and beyond to provide any information that you might be looking for. For example, I asked about the history of the world's longest bar (formerly at the Working Man's Club) and they found some information and photocopied it for me. On our most recent visit, we met some more wonderful staff - Carmel and Mel. They both assisted us with all of our enquiries :-) The displays here are well organised and spaced out so that you can walk around and appreciate Mildura and the surrounding regions focussing on key themes in a logical order. There are plenty of brochures about attractions, food and accommodation in Mildura and beyond. There are even brochures about other parts of Victoria and other states in Australia. It's also a terrific place to buy postcards and other souvenirs. If you are a new resident in the region, there's also loads of relevant information. There's a cafe next to the centre if you want to stay a bit longer and grab a bite to eat. There's even an area where friendly local donate books they don't want and you can pick up one or two for free. In short, this place has everything! We always enjoy stopping here and staying up-to-date with the latest information. Keep up the great work :-) Here are some photos from recent visits.

A little out the way inbetween to major towns of Mildura and Swan hill. Well worth a trip out to support a local business. A small quaint little cellar door with a nicely kept entrance. Staff member was friendly. Free tastings were offerd as usual all fine tasting wine. Must visit if in the area

Highly recommend Mallee Tours. Rick is a top bloke, and knows his tsuff.. took us to some amazing places and we saw some amazing wildlife. 10/10 for sure !

Loving the silo art trail. Wonderful art work of a local! Great info about the artist and how immersed himself in the history of the town and the people.

Really fascinating place for camping, bushwalking and bird watching. Mallee eucalypts, river red gums, black box, dry lakes & creeks. Main camp ground is spacious, good facilities. Very few people there when we visited on the Anzac Day long weekend. We had beautiful blue skies in the day, clear sky at night with brilliant view of stars.

The Silo Art Trail of North West Victoria is a fantastic way to spend a long weekend or take your time and spend a week. The artwork in a lot of the country towns is also spectacular, and you won't find friendlier people than in the country.

Highly recommend .. Beautiful lake around. Clean toilet and. Hot water showers available.

Had a wonderful private tour of this historic homestead. Our guide was friendly and very knowledgeable and did not hide his passion for the property. We thoroughly enjoyed wondering through the many rooms and hearing about the lives of the families that once lived in. It is still in the process of being renovated, but that did not take anything away from the experience.

One nice sunny afternoon at Wimmera Mallee region

Awesome setup! Friendly and very knowledgeable staff! Prices are more than reasonable! Allow yourself a good couple of hours to appreciate the exhibits! You can even lock up your children in the local jail from 1870 🤣

Another great piece of artwork painted onto the silos. Plenty of parking if you like to stop for a cuppa or a snack.

Birchip doesn't have much but it does have the bull, a fun idea for a family photo perhaps, there is also public facilities across the road. A good place to stretch your legs. I have done this hundreds of times passing through. On my way from Melbourne to Mildura.

Fantastic spot Powered & Unpowered good clean Amenities

Absolutely stunning! Worth the visit.

Absolutely stunning! Worth the visit.

Lovely campsite at Big Bend on the Wimmera River. Very peaceful once the motor cross enthusiasts had finished for the day. No facilities, so you need to be self-sufficient - but a great spot nonetheless 😀

We have been once, but took friends to see it for their first time over the Easter Break. We all really enjoyed seeing the shed. Walking from one end to the other and watching a the video playing within the shed. The new ticket box and seating area has been completely replaced since we visited last which looks really great! Pet friendly also!

As a Natimuk local, the National Hotel (our beloved pub) is more than just a place to grab a drink, it’s where the town comes together. Whether it’s a casual night out, a community event, or a post-climb debrief with visitors from around the world, there’s always a welcoming vibe and friendly faces. Bill and the whole team are absolute legends. They know your name, your order, and somehow always make time for a chat, even on a busy night. Their warmth and generosity create the kind of atmosphere that makes people want to come back, locals and travellers alike. There’s a great pool table, solid pub meals, and plenty of stories shared over beers. It’s not unusual to see climbers from overseas and old farming families sharing the same table, because that’s just how Natimuk works. This pub is the heart of our little town. If you’re visiting, don’t miss it, and if you’re lucky enough to live here, you already know why it’s so special.

Stunning UPDATED artwork. There’s no info board about it though. Sad to see the previous one painted over, being netballer myself, but it’s a huge improvement.

Staying next door and had a leisurely walk when the rain stopped. Lovely garden. Look well maintained! Double thumbs up to the care taker👍👍😃 Very clean, neat and tidy👍👍. Free entry to the garden. Some of the plants starting showing changing colour, when they fully changed, it would be more beautiful! Perfect place for family picnic. Toilets provided. I think there are 3 entrances to the park. Plenty of parkings. Unfortunately no dogs allowed tho. Highly recommend this when you come to the area.

Just a quick stop for fun. Lots of Oz souvenirs, cafe etc. Note no public toilets, only for paying customers. But good photo ops of all the big things we have over Australia.

We had a great time with Steve and the bikes. The experience was really enjoyable and Steve was a very good host. He made sure all of us were comfortable and safe througout the session. Recommended for anyone who wants to have an adventure in the wilderness on a Quad Bike.. And many thanks to Steve again... :)