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How long is the drive from Benalla to Echuca?

The direct drive from Benalla to Echuca is 82.7 mi (133 km), and should have a drive time of 1 hr 55 mins in normal traffic.

If you’re going on a road trip from Benalla to Echuca, we did the research for you and compiled some great stops along the way — with top places to visit like Rich Glen Yarrawonga Provedore and Lake Mulwala Holiday Park, or the ever-popular Goorambat Silo Art.

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Best stops along Benalla to Echuca drive

The top stops along the way from Benalla to Echuca (with short detours) are The Great Aussie Beer Shed & Heritage Farm Museum, Port of Echuca, and Rich Glen Yarrawonga Provedore. Other popular stops include Victoria Park Lake, Cactus Country, and National Holden Motor Museum.
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Goorambat Silo Art

Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
These paintings are truly magnificent, and the local community is obviously very proud of them too. There are sign boards describing the artists, the horses, and the owl, and even a picnic table under a shelter, in which are a range of books donated by the community, free for the taking (donation welcome).
Graham C — Google review
Second trip here, and somehow we missed the hawk on the shed facing east. The three horse team is a knockout, it just comes to life like they're bringing their haul to the silo's. There's also art on the public toilet and the wall of the pub.
Linden J — Google review
Great work of art. It is a little off the main road to see it but it is worth a look. There is some information about. Some parking nearby.
Christine B — Google review
The last of our silo art stops on the way home from Wodonga to Blackwood. Artist Jimmy DVate beautifully showcases a gorgeous barking (‘winking’) owl and the huge draft horses. Truely amazing how these artists can paint on such a numinous scale and for the end result is incredible. The masterpieces are beautiful to see but it’s just a shame the fence in place stops you from really enjoying the complete artworks front on. (You can only properly see two of the three draft horses).
Aly M — Google review
The first one we visited on our way to Cobram. It made us visit all the silos.
Cornelius M — Google review
Some beautiful art that depicts a few species of birds common to the area. The mem and women that do these are extremely talented and deserve all the praise 👏 they can get. Silo Artist - Jimmy D'Vate
John W — Google review
The painting of the horse was magnificent and truly beautiful.
GOGO M — Google review
It is a beautiful and quiet little town. Goorambat silo art was beautiful. It showed the history of Goorambat. The artist did a fantastic painting. I am in awe of the creativity and skills of the artist. Firstly, to paint something of this size. Secondly, to work off boom lifts at height. Wow, wow 👌. There are information boards on both sides of the silos,as there are paintings on the front and back of the group of silos. Once you have seen and appreciated the beautiful artwork and taken lots of photos. Make your way across the road to the Railway Hotel to enjoy a bite to eat and drink. Highly recommend this place for a visit.
Xiem H — Google review
4.8
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5.0
(13)
43 Halls Rd, Goorambat VIC 3725, Australia
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Rich Glen Yarrawonga Provedore

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Food products supplier
Shopping
Rich Glen Provedore & Orangerie is a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts. The shop offers a wide range of locally sourced products including extra virgin olive oil, salad dressings, beauty products, and drink mixers. Visitors can also earn valuable points with every purchase. The store is known for its high-quality products, beautiful packaging, and special touches that make the experience meaningful. Customers highly recommend their exceptional olive oils and other items available both in-store and online.
Could we have asked for a more incredible experience with the Rich Glen team? Absolutely not! From start to finish, everything was flawless. Supporting a local supplier that delivers the highest quality is such a privilege, and we are absolutely thrilled with our hamper. The hamper itself was packed to the brim with goodness—so much so that some joked about its weight. First-world problems, right? The custom packaging and labels were beautifully designed, with every detail thoughtfully considered. And the presentation? Simply stunning. Not to mention, everything tastes soooo delicious. A huge thank you to the entire Rich Glen team for this amazing experience and the perfectly curated gift. We couldn’t be happier!
Jayne P — Google review
Very interesting shop full of exciting produce from around the nearby townships. There's samples of jams, relishes, etc, for you to try before you buy. Highly recommend this place
Britt P — Google review
I just wanted to share how much I love Rich Glen! I recently bought their Lemon, Ginger, Honey & Olive Leaf cordial, and I can't get enough of it. It's so refreshing and delicious! It's great to support a wonderful family business like Rich Glen. They truly make the best products! I also, use their home and Skin - Body products 💕
Robyn S — Google review
Our specific trip to Yarrawonga made this an essential stop. We visited the Echuca store and loved it so much. This didn’t disappoint either. Yummy meals really were a treat for us to take home and cook and of course we bought the wonderful olive oil staff very helpful. and friendly I like the layout of Echuca store better where the skincare section is altogether under the one roof with the store.
Dee H — Google review
Can't rate the quality and service from this family run business highly enough. We purchase regularly and have loved watching the success and growth of Rich Glen. So many beautiful items on offer, olive oils, condiments, produce, beauty products and so much more. Do yourself a favour and check out one of their stores, you will love it, or you can purchase online. Donna and the team organised our corporate gifts for Christmas and everyone loved them. We received so many comments on the presentation, quality and the extra touches. We love having access to so many beautiful, Australian made products and the level of care and service. Thank you and congratulations to Ros and her dedicated staff.
Tanya S — Google review
I have visited the store in Echuca a few times and I am always wowed by the clean, fragrant, inviting welcome of this store. The products; beauty and pantry feel so organic yet luxurious. Congratulations on an amazing business model. Inspiring.
Debbie H — Google review
Purchased a bottle of “Hot Cross Bun Gin Liqueur” when I visited the store at Yarrawonga on 9/3/2024 for $49. I assumed that I was getting a good deal. This week’s Aldi catalog displays the same product for $24.99. What a bargain??? Maybe I will purchase two bottles for that price.
Radley R — Google review
The Zesty Lime Olive Oil Dressing is delicious over baked vegetables & honestly is so good I could drink it. So fresh.
Danielle F — Google review
4.6
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4.5
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3/137 Belmore St, Yarrawonga VIC 3730, Australia
https://richglenoliveoil.com/
+61 3 5743 3776
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Lake Mulwala Holiday Park

Campground
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
Lakeside accommodations with kitchen facilities, plus a marina, a boat ramp and a playground.
Very friendly people, the lake was great, had a ball. Can't remember the last time I had so much fun
David — Google review
After several years of improvement, it's to ally at a quality equal to it's location. Anyone interested in water activities should seek out this great holiday spot, family friendly too.
Coweater — Google review
Good location, easy walk to town either way. Club also offers variety for everyone.
Natalie C — Google review
We stayed on a powered site. Good value for money. Park and facilities were really clean, well set out and staff were very helpful. Had a great time at the ski club (laser light show on Sat night was terrific). Will definitely be back.
Mech T — Google review
Very impressive resort and super clean amenities which were all new.Absolutely loved it. The only down side was there was only a cafe and Chinese Restaurant although the food was very good the resort needs an a la carte restaurant. We will be back
Maria V — Google review
Great prices for cabins and camping, 5 stars for the view
Alissia P — Google review
V/Good
Terry R — Google review
Great place to stay. Very friendly staff and a great welcome. Everything you need to have a relaxing break. Clean amenities and a big variety of food choices and entertainment at the club next door.
Gail M — Google review
4.6
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4.4
(137)
186 Melbourne St, Mulwala NSW 2647, Australia
http://www.lakemulwala.com.au/
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Violet Town Community Market

Market
Shopping
Farmers Markets
We were here for the Christmas market, beautiful setting with plenty of shady areas , wonderful community feel with parking galore over two hundred and ninety stalls . It was the largest we had been to with a fantastic array of food stalls , crafts, unique food vans , to plants and statues and so much in the way of home made clothes to cheese stalls with a European feel. Absolutely delightful - a credit to what is a very small town.
Dean R — Google review
If you want a nice relaxing Saturday morning drive amongst the Canola fields to find this gorgeous boutique town with a market that would easy triple the town population, take a drive. Bast range of varying stalls and a lot handmade or at least made in Australia, fresh organic fruits and veggies, we purchased a Pumpkin & Sage Sourdough which now I wish I had of bought 2! Something for everyone and prices range from $-$$$$ depending on what you are looking for. We didn’t queue up for the fresh wood fire pizza baked fresh in the community garden at the market but we definitely will next time!
Belinda C — Google review
Excellent Victorian Country Market. Held on the 2nd Saturday of the month. Over 250 stalls. Lots of variety & plenty of food & coffee stalls. Lovely way to spend a Saturday morning.
Margaret A — Google review
Visited Violet town market, which meets on the second Saturday each month. A wonderful experience with a large number of stalls to view. Excellent coffee from a mobile caravan. There is a cafe with a large indoor seating area . Great leathergoods, shoes, and all manner of other businesses to peruse. Truly a large market.
Trevor R — Google review
Lovely country market lots of home-made goodies. Great family day out, lovely park for kids to play in, face painting n plenty of yummy foods.
Angela “ — Google review
Very good market. Quite large and big range of stalls, food, wine, cheese and the usual. Early nice morning and spent too much at the market. :) Well worth the drive.
Patrick S — Google review
Fantastic market! Lots to look at and lots of food.. The hot jam dohnuts were amazing 😉 to say the least! Definitely recommended and we'll be back, this time we'll give ourselves abit more time as there's so much to look at.
Dani — Google review
Largest market I've been to. Plenty of food options (recommend Korean Van) and all other options. Not dog friendly
Denise J — Google review
4.5
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4.5
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Tulip St, Violet Town VIC 3669, Australia
http://www.violettown.org.au/market
+61 416 233 584
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Tallis Wine

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Vineyard
Food & Drink
Wineries & Vineyards
Tallis Wine is a must-visit destination with exceptional food, service, and ambiance. The beautiful location offers a casual and unpretentious setting for a delightful lunch experience. Guests can enjoy delicious dishes like ham hock soup, sausage rolls, and apple cake served by the efficient and friendly staff. The soft background music, great red wine, and stunning views create an unforgettable atmosphere that's good for the soul.
Beautiful venue with service to match. The wine tasting let’s you sample all of the in stock wines before settling into a cosy table with a grand view over the scenic landscape. The food is homely and delicious with something for everyone. Can’t wait to visit again!
Zoe H — Google review
It's lovely sitting on the verandah with a glass of wine and nibbles and looking out over the valley. They have set up chairs and umbrellas on the lawn for couples all also looking out at the view. There are tasting platters of wine where you can taste 3 different types for $10, which is a good idea if you can't decide. You can do the normal wine tasting for free. Numerous dips and the breads are home made and quite good. Friendly attentive staff.
Jennifer M — Google review
Delicious wines! We enjoyed the great view eating and drinking. This is such a lovely place with a very friendly staff! Thank you so much!
Elena F — Google review
A relaxing place to eat, drink and lay back. Thanks to the friendly staff here, I fell in love with the sweet dessert wine - Dookie Hills Botrytis Riesling 2012. Its combination with the raspberry cake is a heavenly taste.
Mslunalai — Google review
Nice try. Lovely venue but food very ordinary and overpriced. Lasagna and Fettucini for $45? Seriously? Anyone can cook that. Their knowledge of the wines was hopelessly inadequate. Despite charging $20 for a tasting flight but not providing any information. Had to ask to read the back label! Won’t be recommending or going back.
Michael R — Google review
Amazing setting in the Dookie hills. Our groups shared a number of plates and drinks. All were good other than the shared plate. $48 for a handful of nuts, bland dip, average cheese and some cheap crackers was ridiculous. Shouldn't have been more than $28 for what was on it. Highly recommend going as staff, the setting and majority of the food are great but I'd be avoiding the shared plate at all costs...
Cameron B — Google review
We have been meaning to visit Tallis for quite a while... we should have come years ago. Tallis’ food, service and ambience is beyond compare. A beautiful location to eat a casual, unpretentious lunch. Glorious ham hock soup, 6 for $6 sausage rolls and delicious apple cake were delivered by extremely efficient and friendly Mieka. Soft background music, great red wine and beautiful views meld into an unforgettable experience. Tallis is good for the soul. Thank you so much.
Gwen P — Google review
Great place, setting was beautiful, weather was perfect, staff were fantastic.
Kellie M — Google review
4.6
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4.5
(63)
195 Major Plains Rd, Dookie VIC 3646, Australia
http://www.talliswine.com.au/
+61 408 211 661
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Byramine Homestead & Brewery

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Sights & Landmarks
Byramine Homestead & Brewery is steeped in history, dating back to 1842 when it was built by Hamilton Hume as a refuge for his sister-in-law Elizabeth Hume and her children after a tragic event. This unique homestead features distinctive octagonal rooms designed for defense and showcases period decorations that transport visitors back in time. Surrounding the homestead is an expansive vegetable garden, adding to its charm.
We stopped in here to check out the beer and stayed for a delicious lunch. They say their meals are from local seasonal produce, it certainly was fresh and tasty. We had vegetable quiche and fish and ships from the specials board. Neither disappointed, this was washed down with an excellent Byramine pale ale. They have a full range of Byramine beers and ciders which you can sample with a flyte. This was a great little find, all felt very original, and was very relaxing to sit out in the garden area under the trees with a cold beer. 👍👍👍👍👍
Tony B — Google review
I really enjoyed looking around the old homestead. It's so important that we retain these little gems of history. And.... it's supposed to be haunted although I didn't see any signs of ghosts 👻
Sarah S — Google review
What a beautiful afternoon we spent under a shady tree, enjoying a ploughman's lunch, a beer or two and a local white wine. The owners are so friendly and their family is connected to the Kelly's...owners of the land and homestead. The carefully laid out tables/chairs, around the property, offer spots to enjoy, whether for a couple, family, small group gathering. One could easily have an event held there, and if inclement weather, there is an event space inside the cafe/bar at the back. Toilets are basic and separate to the Cafe but easily accessible. Not so sure about disabled toilets. Plenty of parking on dirt at the front of the homestead. There is a separate kitchen which would be the original and worth a peak to get a glimpse of what it would be like back in the day. Near the toilets and very old tree, there is access to the cellar area - a good hiding spot when under attack from bushranger etc. Such a great asset for everyone visiting Yarrawonga and surrounds. A big thumbs up from us. 👍
Rhonda B — Google review
A great piece of history and well worth the visit if you’re interested in the Hume & Hovell story. The building is classified “A” to be preserved at all cost ….hmmmm….that message seems to have been lost. The place definitely needs some TLC. The brewery was a relaxing break in the garden . Well worth the visit & tour. A shot sample of beer is included in the ticket entry.
Dog M — Google review
Sorry this is not an review of the beautiful old homestead itself. We never got to that. After our brunch in the brewery we were completely incapable of bipedal locomotion. The other half loves a brew, and I will admit to being keen to try their Autumn deal which was a large ploughman’s platter and two beers/wines. However his lordship wanted to have the pie. So rather than miss out on my ploughman’s platter altogether I chose to have the small platter. Just me. On my own. Solo. It really could have fed two. The ladies all insisted they’d give me a takeaway container, but I gave it a good shake! The variety of goodies on the plate was stunning, with some amazing local produce. And us townies forget the joy of an egg produced by a happy chook! The three ladies on deck were spectacular. Without exception happy, smiling and amenable without being in your face. They were also very knowledgeable about the region. It was a lovely peaceful place to dine, and I recommend it unreservedly. Oh, and the other half said the pie was impressive also!
Kitty K — Google review
Nice place with tranquil surroundings. Good selection of beers and ciders. Ploughman's player was generous but it seemed like everything on it except the chutney could be bought from the supermarket.
Troy K — Google review
While we did not take the tour of the Homestead we enjoyed beer tasting and a bite to eat. We selected 6 ciders and beers to taste served in 200ml glasses and a Ploughmans platter to share. The tasting room is spacious yet cozy with a wood fire burning. We enjoyed a leisurely visit there and I'd love to go back
Cheryl S — Google review
Lovely historic place with very nice food and some interesting homebrews! 😱 Great to wander around the homestead grounds without having to pay for the tour. Seeing 170 year old elm trees was pretty amazing also. Well worth the visit😄👍 Check out my photos! ✅
Deon — Google review
4.5
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1436 Murray Valley Hwy, Burramine VIC 3730, Australia
https://www.byraminehomestead.com.au/
+61 3 5748 4321
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Victoria Cross Memorial Euroa

Memorial park
Sights & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
Great Memorial in a beautiful park.
Greg G — Google review
Beautiful place for our boys 😊😍😍😊
Angela T — Google review
Beautifully done
Nicky L — Google review
Very special
Shirley T — Google review
History personified
Neville P — Google review
4.9
(8)
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4.5
(20)
1-5 Brock St, Euroa VIC 3666, Australia
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Skydive Go Jump The Parachute School Euroa

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Sports club
Fun & Games
Sports Complexes
If you want to learn to skydive, this is the place to come. I stayed for a whole week and had the best time of my life. You get to experience the great Australian outback, meet the best people you will ever meet. The staff are extremely experienced and very friendly. Trust me when I say, this is the place to learn to skydive and make friends for life.
Draycus — Google review
Super friendly staff, felt really comfortable during the process (nerves aside) and my partner, then I had a fantastic tandem jump. Would recommend these guys to anyone A+
Sam J — Google review
Its Its place you want to be at uf you wanna learn skydiving......its the nice relaxed atmosphere with really chilled out people which makes this experience an unforgettable one
Abhimanyu S — Google review
Always a good place to catchup with friends and a few jumps
Flip S — Google review
5.0
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4.5
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55 Airstrip Rd, Euroa VIC 3666, Australia
http://www.skydivingmelbourne.com.au/
+61 413 863 929
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Cobba Paddleboat Cruises

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Cruise agency
Tours
Boat Tours
Great customer service. can find lots of wild koala from tress along Murray river. Save us time to go Echuca from Cobram which is more than an hour away..
Bo — Google review
Excellent value, friendly professional staff, delicious scones n coffee for a super relaxing cruise along the Murray river. Will be back with the kids!!
Jakara D — Google review
Had a great day on the river on the Cobba Paddle boat. I grew up in the area and yet saw for the first time - fish spawning a turtle as well as many Koalas on Quinn Island. Great 1.5 hours. Drinks and food were better than we expected.
Siobhan O — Google review
We booked Cobba for a private function for my mother's 80th birthday. We couldn't not have been happier with the service, everyone was really accommodating and friendly, the trip was relaxing and just what we had hoped for. Also a big thumbs up to Nadia from Long House catering lovey sandwiches and rolls , very tasty and plenty to go around, Nadia was lovely, she also plated up the birthday cake that we had bought on board.
Janelle S — Google review
What a lovely captain 'Vanessa' and crew. Lovely cold beers well appreciated. Beautiful section of the Mighty Murray, with no wake boats, and no blue green algae. A Great family outing, highly recommended.
Carol C — Google review
We had a lovely trip on the paddle boat this afternoon. The skipper Jay was very helpful giving us lots of information about the boat, river history and general knowledge. We drank some red wine on the upper deck as the afternoon wore on. This was served by Bianca who also pointed out several koalas in the treetops. The paddleboat is very comfortable and a perfect way to get a memorable river Murray experience. Highly recommended.
Geoff H — Google review
A trip on Cobba is a great way to see the Murray River in a way that can't be appreciated from land. The staff are very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. I would recommend it to anybody.
Jonathon S — Google review
Recently had the pleasure of cruising on this lovely paddleboat. At the time, there was a private function held upstairs but that didn't deter from a very pleasant cruise at dusk. Very picturesque and relaxing. We enjoyed coffee and icecreams although meals and wine were available. Just perfect.
Trisha S — Google review
4.5
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4.5
(58)
Rockarama Rd, Cobram VIC 3644, Australia
+61 457 033 217
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The Museum of Vehicle Evolution (MOVE)

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Museum
Event venue
MOVE is a non-profit museum that exhibits vintage vehicles, such as cars, bikes and trucks, along with driving-related items. Recently upgraded, the museum now showcases a red Gullwing at the front which catches visitors' attention. While the truck exhibit in the rear is comprehensive, some visitors may prefer to see more cars. Additionally, MOVE displays other historical artifacts like telephones, radios and clothing. There's also an interesting collection of Furphy foundry products and history on display.
An incredible spot to visit in Shepparton! The collection of vintage cars, trucks, and bicycles is truly impressive, and the costume display and Furphy collections are fantastic bonus that adds extra charm. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the space itself is quite large — it took us about 1.5 to 2 hours to explore everything. Well worth the ticket price and definitely a must-see!
Frank W — Google review
Surprisingly good range of vehicles, very well presented. Fun experience with a decent (albeit slightly pricey) café just next door. The collection changes as well, so one person I went with who's been before was saying that was a cool feature of the place, and I agree. Some great and rare pieces of motor history.
Zachary C — Google review
I have never been to a motor museum where the exhibits were as spotless as these ones. Everything was immaculately presented. There was a good range of cars, trucks, and very thing in between. Would definitely recommend a visit. Well worth the very reasonable ticket entry price.
Sharon ( — Google review
This place is fantastic for all ages. It has it all. The concept is really interesting even if you are not a car enthusiast. Highly recommend.
Betty D — Google review
So many different things to see! Much more than just cars and motorbikes. A couple of hours passed before we know it. The staff are really friendly and the amenities spotless.
Sue G — Google review
Very cool collection of cars, motor bikes, push bikes, trucks and even buses. Newer models, older models and everything inbetween. Well presented and displayed!
Sean B — Google review
An unexpected great find in Shepparton. Fascinating history of bikes, cars and trucks. Well worth spending a couple of hours. Also an extensive collection of 200 year old clothing.
Angustrom — Google review
Fantastic museum - something for everyone. I'm not normally into "fashion", but the amazing collection of historic bridal and evening gowns, handicrafts, as well as "what every genteel gentleman would wear", is well worth seeing. Also antique sound equipment, and other interesting items. The boys (young and old) will enjoy the classic cars, trucks, fire engines, not to mention the history of the classic LOCALLY MADE "furphy" with some great historic items on display. And if you don't know what a furphy is, all the more reason to visit and broaden your knowledge of great Australian inventions. And when you've seen it all, pop next door for some lunch at the cafe. Or have a chocolate apple!!
Helen D — Google review
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7723 Goulburn Valley Hwy, Kialla VIC 3631, Australia
http://moveshepparton.com.au/
+61 3 5823 5833
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Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre

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Tourist information center
Visitor Centers
The Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre, situated at 33-35 Nixon Street, serves as an essential resource for tourists visiting Shepparton and its surrounding region. The center offers a wide array of brochures, maps, and leaflets to help visitors navigate the area. Additionally, the shelves are stocked with various local products such as wine, jams, honey, olive oil, nuts and more from the Goulburn Valley and beyond.
A lot of useful info. Very nice staff. Located at ground floor of art centre. Sell local products.
Zhijie H — Google review
Excellent customer service, the ladies were very friendly and helpful! We visited Shepparton for the first time yesterday and had a lovely time at Art museum and the beautiful cafe. The gift shop is amazing and even though I purchased one item I had to return after leaving to buy another. I gave the ladies a good laugh because of the overall experience left me feeling happy. Well done, highly recommended!
Maryanne P — Google review
Very well presented info centre. Kate was very knowledgeable and helpful. Well worth making time to drop in, visit the art gallery next door and then enjoy beautiful Victoria Park Lake.
Sue B — Google review
We enjoyed ourselves this morning , chatting with the staff in the shop. We were very impressed with the quality of the merchandise along with their knowledge and expert friendly advice. Wonderful to experience good old fashioned country customer service.
D H — Google review
I had a delightful and very informative conversation about Shepparton and surrounds with Margaret. It made my stay even more enjoyable and I look forward to returning to explore more of the area. The product range is quality and well priced. I was particularly impressed by the range of Indigenous products.
Simone N — Google review
If you are visiting Shepparton as a tourist, this is the first you must visit. The staff there is very cooperative. They have a list of everyday events, maps, brochures, and recommendations according to your choice. The parking is available on the side of the building. There are also nice and clean toilets available. They recommended a few museums and a place called Cactus Country. The place is easily accessible and I also bought a few souvenirs from this place. Cost is reasonable. You can also see a few cow artworks.
Yashwardhan D — Google review
Stopped here to grab some maps and take pictures of the painted cows I loved the artwork and the cows. The staff member was very friendly and helpful.
Tanya V — Google review
Very helpful service and really like colourful cows 🐄 I purchased some souvenirs to remember my 2 days in Shepparton. Thank you Shepparton 😊 beautiful town.
Love C — Google review
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4.6
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530 Wyndham St, Shepparton VIC 3630, Australia
http://www.sheppandgv.com.au/
+61 3 5832 9330
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Shepparton Art Museum

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Art museum
Museums
Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) is a prominent cultural institution in regional Australia, showcasing diverse works including Australian ceramics, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, and historic as well as contemporary Australian landscape paintings. The museum also hosts changing exhibitions alongside its permanent collection. Additionally, the Greater Shepparton area features the Silo Art Trail with over 90 painted cow sculptures and the Mooving Art exhibition displaying transport-related vehicles and memorabilia.
I love the modern architectural design of the Shepparton Art Museum. Each time I visit SAM the exhibits are different. This October, I particularly enjoyed the ceramic exhibition. And the Indigenous paintings are always amazing. The SAM shop also has a great collection of high quality pottery - I'll be buying some for Christmas presents on my next trip over from Adelaide.
Jeanette H — Google review
I visit this terrific cultural addition to the Goulburn Valley Region especially the Greater City of Shepparton! Always worth a couple of hours to wander up and down the floors of art! And a coffee brake at the excellent cafe off the 1st floor is a must do! Bar Sam operates on selected dates too.
David W — Google review
Loved the Brett Whitely exhibition. It was very well curated. And it was free! I wasn’t a big fan before but I am now. This architecturally beautiful building in a gorgeous location is a real gem - totally unexpected in this agricultural town. The staff are all friendly, enthusiastic and proud of this wonderful facility. The gift shop was great as was the shop in the tourist information next door.
Geraldine L — Google review
Magnificent lake, lots of ducks and other birds, well constructed walkway over the water, complete with many benches to stop and absorb as well as eating areas under pleasant structures! Wonderful cafe/restaurant with wide glass view of the lake, genuinely welcoming waiters/ waitresses that seem to all live working there. Nice range of tasteful snacks, drinks and meals that provide very clever variety to the typical menu. Huge art studio with great music that covers most genres which is jointly wired to play in the information centre downstairs. The Information Centre carefully constructed open (not crammed) displays downstairs is put together with passion & the two ladies staffing today, obviously have that passion. They are to me a credit beyond the standard employee. The enjoyment after receiving the trip desires that you give, and their willingness to create for you, experiences to live, of district localities they pass on their vast knowledge of places to see, designed to fit your itinerary. A number of fun novelties @ the infocentre are available for purchase like Grandmas beers, historical colourful books are available as well as nice clothing and some quality jams! A trip here will certainly not bring any tears!
David C — Google review
good place to see art in shepparton, they have place to drink, there is a small lake and park outside the museum too.
Eric L — Google review
Shepparton Art Museum is a beautiful blend of culture and creativity. The space feels modern yet welcoming, with powerful exhibitions that speak to both tradition and innovation. I left feeling inspired and connected—especially drawn to the Indigenous art and ceramics that tell stories with soul.
Rojee S — Google review
The staff are wonderful, friendly, considerate, engaging and can’t do enough for you. The food is thoughtful, magnificently presented and very tasty. Fantastic value as well.
Matthew C — Google review
free experience !! all staff were so incredibly kind and sweet, and the artwork was beautiful and intriguing
Adeline T — Google review
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530 Wyndham St, Shepparton VIC 3630, Australia
http://www.sheppartonartmuseum.com.au/
+61 3 4804 5000
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Victoria Park Lake

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Lake
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
Victoria Park Lake in Shepparton, Australia is a popular destination for families and nature lovers. The playground offers various features such as a miniature train, flying fox, giant slides, and shaded sandpit with mechanical diggers. The lake itself was initially swampland and grazing area before being transformed into a public park named after Queen Victoria. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks or bike rides along the lush green banks surrounded by river red gums while observing diverse birdlife like pelicans and ducks.
Nice lake in Shapperton near Wyndham Street. Very clean water. Also there is perfect walkway surrounding the lake. Children's play area is having slides, swings & zip line. The lawn is well maintained.
Girish M — Google review
A great place to go for a walk and enjoy nature and bird sighting.
Tiffany A — Google review
I love the new lights they've put up around the lake. Went down there last night. I love it. The light poles change colours. Very cool to see. Great BBQ areas all around Lake too
Rebeckah O — Google review
I had such a great time ! The atmosphere was so peaceful and relaxing. The views were beautiful, especially around sunset, perfect spot for a walk or just to sit and enjoy nature. It’s clean, well-maintained, and great for families or solo visits.
Shadow S — Google review
My mum and I had a lovely lunch 🥙 and chat on the lake over EasterI Its so soothing and relaxing. I’ve decided we have to go there more often when I’m visiting.
Kathy — Google review
Victoria Park Lake is a focal point of Shepparton. Nice for a stroll or relax. There’s BBQ's available in the adjoining park. Lots of bird life to enjoy. Pelicans too. Some nice seating and picnic areas by local manufacturer Furphy Foundry. Worth a stop if you’re in the area!
Teana K — Google review
This lake is very beautiful place for family outing ,kids.it had a very good walking track around the lake with lots of pretty native birds .lots of greenery ,tall trees and pleanty of fresh air. This is a place you must vist if ur comming to shepparton.
Melwin G — Google review
This a very scenic lake full of birdlike and a very serene area in the centre of Shepparton to exercise or picnic
Garnet E — Google review
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Shepparton VIC 3630, Australia, USA
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Shepparton Moooving Art

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Park
Shopping
Art Galleries
Shepparton Moooving Art is a unique public art exhibition featuring over 90 life-size 3D cows scattered throughout Greater Shepparton. These vibrant and creatively painted cows can be found in gardens, playgrounds, public spaces, and even local businesses. The playground itself is Australia's largest adventure playground, open from dawn to dusk with entry by gold coin donation.
This image presents another uniquely decorated cow sculpture, this time with a whimsical and theatrical flair. The cow is painted in shades of brown, but it's adorned with a vibrant blue and black "costume." This costume features gold trim, button-like accents, and what appears to be a saddle on its back, adding to the imaginative design. The cow also sports a red hat or head covering and large, stylized goggles or eye coverings, giving it a cartoonish and almost steampunk-like appearance. Like the previous sculptures, this cow stands on a simple green rectangular base, situated on a patch of green grass. The background shows a sunny day with trees displaying a mix of green and yellow leaves, suggesting it might be autumn in Melbourne. The bright sunlight casts a distinct shadow of the cow on the ground, highlighting its three-dimensional form. Overall, this sculpture is a playful and creative piece of public art that injects a sense of fun and fantasy into the outdoor setting. The attention to detail in the painted costume and accessories makes it a captivating and amusing sight.
Koonthos K — Google review
Its a nice park but we could not spend more than an hour. Edit: Thank you for your quick response and we can definitely plan another time with all the information to see more around the place😍
Rojee S — Google review
There are 90+ 3D life size cows around the area …we’ve found some at the Monash Park …I hope we find some more…interesting art …they are spread nicely across the beautiful park
Mirjana J — Google review
Worth a visit, lots of cows showing different artwork. Very interesting…there is also a Chinese garden, but not very well maintained. There is rubbish in the lake and one of the lions is missing.
Michelle ( — Google review
Every nice and green place in shep. So many cow here so curious abt reason. I cant see any cow farm here but its so unique and funny. Not too big but really close to street and central so easy to pay a visit here. There are some seats under the plants can have a seat.
Aliz A — Google review
Amazing life size cow sculptures in Monash Park, there are 90 cow sculptures around Shepparton. Its pays homage the dairy industry around Shepparton and Goulburn Valley. Definitely worth visiting if you are in Shepparton.
Nakul P — Google review
This is really cool! We love visiting towns that have something unique to display. Aparently there are 90+ colourful cows in and around Shepparton paying homage to the dairy industry here. This park in the middle of town had quite a few and I loved walking around taking photos of all of them. My favourite is the skeleton moo. What fun!
Aussirose T — Google review
Good view, nice to photos
YAP锦 — Google review
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Monash Park (High, Fryers St, Shepparton VIC 3630, Australia
https://sheppandgv.com.au/see-and-do/moooving-art
+61 3 5832 9330
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Cactus Country

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Nature & Parks
Cafe
Cactus Country is a large garden in Strathmerton, Victoria, Australia that features a diverse collection of succulents from around the world. Visitors can explore various trails showcasing different types of cacti, including giant ones, spirals, and flowering varieties. The on-site eatery offers unique treats like cactus cake and ice cream. While some visitors noted that the presence of weeds made the area appear slightly messy, many praised the friendly staff and enjoyable experience overall.
Visiting this place is truly an unforgettable experience. Home to hundreds of different cactus varieties, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the resilient and diverse world of these extraordinary plants. From towering giants to small, intricately shaped species, the cacti here come in all sizes and forms, some of which will leave you in absolute awe. It’s amazing to see how large and tall some of them can grow—standing beside them makes you feel incredibly small and full of wonder. Many cacti are adorned with stunning, colorful flowers that bloom in beautiful contrast to their spiny exteriors. One of the most impressive aspects of the visit is discovering the range of cactus-based products available. From unique items like cactus wine and cactus flower honey to decorative and collectible grafted cacti, there’s something to delight every visitor. These products highlight the versatility and sustainability of this remarkable plant family. Beyond the plants themselves, the place also offers educational value. It provides insights into how cacti thrive in the harshest environments and showcases the adaptability of nature. It also connects visitors with various organizations and enthusiast groups, creating opportunities to learn, share, and explore deeper interests. Whether you’re a plant lover, nature enthusiast, or curious traveler, this destination offers a truly enriching experience. And do not forget to take photos at photo booths and selfy points with these beautiful plats.
Arvind G — Google review
Thanks, Cactus Country for helping me celebrate my birthday! I booked for 15 people and they gave us the entire event room for the entire day. It was perfect to be able to leave our things while we went for a walk. I ordered platters for 15 people and they provided more than enough. It was delicious and served promptly! Can't recommend attending in the Spring enough!!
Zoe A — Google review
What a wonderful way to spend the most part of a day. This place caters for all from kids to ground ups ( especially older never grow up kinds ) we had a lovely day exploring the amazing cactus variants wow what a variety and you can take your dog too.Friendly staff great food and frozen margaritas yummy highly recommend
Tonia R — Google review
While camping in Bearii, we discovered this amazing spot to visit. We had a great time exploring the area and seeing so many different varieties of cacti all in one place. Plus, it’s pet-friendly! Before you leave, make sure to try the cactus ice cream and cake at the charming little café—they also offer a variety of food and drinks.
LG — Google review
Great experience! Bernie is a gem - such a delight and very informative Cacti are also currently in full flowering season and the gardens are so pretty Definitely worth a visit but gets really warm in the afternoon so sunscreen is a must
Annabel C — Google review
Interesting place to visit. The cacti are beautiful when in bloom. Easy parking. Reasonably priced. Lots of variety. Great place for families.
Betty D — Google review
We had a lovely day walking around, looking at the most weird and wonderful variety of cactus ever! The drinks and food were fantastic. Highly recommend for a day out.
Toni J — Google review
This was a massive area with so many beautiful cacti and succulents. Lots of flowers, paths and photo areas to take pictures. Ticket was 25$ pp, but I’d say it’s worth it.
Chathu K — Google review
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4986 Murray Valley Hwy, Strathmerton VIC 3641, Australia
https://www.cactuscountry.com.au/
+61 427 745 271
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Monichino Wines

Winery
Food & Drink
Wineries & Vineyards
Beautiful winery and wonderful selection of wines! It was a hot day and so we always asked for more ice. We were very pleased with the staffs as they are very friendly and helpful with our needs. Customer service is excellent.
Valerie B — Google review
Great small family winery, we picked it at random during a long drive and was a happy surprise. The owner was very friendly and welcoming, he gave us a generous complimentary tasting, with some delicious wines. It’s not the fanciest venue you could find, but it’s 5 stars for service and lovely wines.
Darci T — Google review
What a fantastic day. Taste testing some exquisite wines at Monichino Winery. Hearing about the history and the winemaking of the Winery and region. The pizzas were fantastic, and paired with one of the wonderful wines, it was an absolutely delicious experience. While taste testing I loved the Muscat, but the Durif is also spectacular.
John T — Google review
Always enjoy a wine tasting with a friendly and helpful server and Peter was excellent. If he offers you the AROMATICA, do yourself a favour, it jumps out of nowhere and grabs your taste buds, yummmmy!
Laurie K — Google review
Website says open until 4pm. We arrived about 2.30pm to taste and buy wine for tonight. Tasting room was closed with a note saying if door locked ring Terry. We rang. No reply. Totally wasted trip 😒
Karen G — Google review
Shaun at cellar door was super welcoming and very friendly and took us through the whole range of wines-which were all AMAZING! Every wine was so beautiful, the Chardonnays were amazing and the range of beautiful ports and tawny wines were delectable. Thanks for such a lovely experience, absolutely would recommend visiting here! 10/10.
Nat — Google review
Free wine tasting, with a knowledgeable host, in a lovely environment? Say no more! Worth the day trip from Melbourne - so great exploring Victoria, and this is a good winery to include in your plans.
Wander W — Google review
We've had a few functions here as well as dropped in for a sneaky wine or two. Their wines are outstanding. I'm still trying to figure out if their chef is better. We've had meals and tapas style catering. Both are amazing. Can't recommend highly enough.
Troy L — Google review
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70 Berrys Rd, Katunga VIC 3640, Australia
https://monichino.com.au/
+61 3 5864 6452
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Goulburn Weir

Lake
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Cool spot and great local history. Worth a visit
Meagan T — Google review
We were so disappointed that the viewing area was fenced off with a 6ft wire fence. It meant we couldn't see the water coming over the weir and into the river. I hope they fix the problem soon because everything else at the reserve is so lovely for an outing.
Annette M — Google review
A lovely picnic spot. The historic weir information boards are fascinating. Well worth a visit. Pick a fine day and go have lunch in the park. There are picnic tables and kids playground equipment. The weir is well fenced so safe for the kiddies.
Cat L — Google review
Took my grandson for an afternoons fishing under the shade of big gum tree, got plenty of bites. Nice quite spot, with an excellent park
Craig H — Google review
Nice pic nic area, barbeques and children's playground. View over the weir with water releasing into the Goulburn river. Discovers centre no longer open..
Sally H — Google review
Lots of shady trees, free barbeques, toilets. Peaceful relaxing, plenty of space.
Martin G — Google review
Highly recommended and the fishing is just spectacular.
OZ A — Google review
Very plain and boring we drove an hour to visit we just keep driving.
Gogo Y — Google review
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VIC 3608, Australia
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Black Caviar Statue

Sights & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
Points of Interest & Landmarks
What a spectacular statue for an Australian horse racing icon. The lake behind makes for a beautiful backdrop & there are great cafes around there as well.
Thor W — Google review
The statue is mounted on a dark, polished plinth that bears the name "BLACK CAVIAR" in elegant lettering. The base is surrounded by vibrant greenery and pink flowers, adding a touch of natural beauty to the memorial. The clear blue sky in the background provides a lovely contrast to the dark tones of the statue, making it stand out prominently. The lighting suggests it might be late afternoon or early morning, casting soft shadows that enhance the three-dimensional form of the sculpture.
Koonthos K — Google review
An impressive town, so beautifully maintained, so clean, great lawns and walkways around the outstanding lake view. A few great cafes and restaurants, accommodation options and a cracking looking playground and water park.
Victoria S — Google review
Statue sitting on the banks of Lake Nagambie in the main street. The horse was such an icon for both racing and non racing fraternity. Lovely town also.
Jan L — Google review
The view of the lake is so good! Very nice cafes and pubs just down the rd.
Sean C — Google review
Pretty little town by Lake Nagambie. Interesting racing history. Pleasant lake views from the statue.
Trudy E — Google review
A nice statue of this legendary racing horse in the area where she was breed and raised.
Gregory H — Google review
A nice statue with a great backdrop of the Nagambie Lake. It's a pleasant addition to the quaint town of Nagambie, and worth a photo and a read if you're in town. Statue is not difficult to miss and there is plenty of parking in the side road in front of the statue. A pleasant stop-off with walks to the nearby lake - worth a visit for sure.
Kerbray — Google review
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285A High St, Nagambie VIC 3608, Australia
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Lake Nagambie

Lake
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
lovely place and we enjoyed a good dip in cold water and enjoyed a good meal
Muditha F — Google review
Bad timing for a visit to the lake next to the main street, due to renovations on the boardwalk. Love the bronze of Black Caviar, and the township is a great walk around.
Linden J — Google review
I absolutely love this lake...so beautiful and peaceful. Now with the new addition of Wacky Park it makes it a perfect place for families to visit. Lots of fun for kids...and the adults 😉
Jodie P — Google review
Nice lake to stop and have beautiful view. Some boating was in water. It was splash and play was happening and it nice to see lots families with childrens was having fun.
Zafari J — Google review
Lovely and clean lake. Great place for picnic and to spend time. There is a Black Cavier Statue. Coincidently on the way to visit the statue we came across a cloud image of the horse which was a sign that we were heading in the right direction.
Roopali D — Google review
Really pretty lake with swimming and boating options. A good selection of cafes, restaurants and accommodation.
Victoria S — Google review
Went with my friends to watch a fishing competition a few weeks back. It was quite an experience. A quiet small town in regional victoria that grew up around a lake. Take your fishing gear and head to this town for a relaxing weekend.
Soubhik B — Google review
Love going here just so peaceful and relaxing.. Lots of places to grab a take away coffee and go and sit by Black Caviar Statue... Several tables around it lively free n grass to sit.. Or try the Local Hotel just near park which has fantastic outdoor setting overlooking the Lake... Also the New Brew House/Cafe... great outdoor decking/dining for a quick beer and snack..or meals at the Cafe.relaxwhilst watching the world go by... Or go across to Rowing Club side and have a swim.. Watch the boats... Jet skis.. Regatta if on or even practise rowing.... Great little town to have a quick break.... Take a walk around the new path that takes you to a park for the kids (behind motel) or keep going and come to a bridge cross and see the other side of creek.. Or go for a quick dip in swimming area... Go for a fish and maybe catch A Murray Cod or Freshwater Cray...
Nan J — Google review
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Nagambie VIC 3608, Australia
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Waranga Basin Boat Ramp - Sapling Point

Boat ramp
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
Don't Liv rubish
Popaj56 — Google review
Lovely to swim in...
Lauren D — Google review
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Waranga Shores VIC 3612, Australia
https://www.g-mwater.com.au/water-resources/catchments/storages/goulburn/warangabasin
+61 1800 064 184
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Barmah Forest Heritage & Education Centre & Visitor Information Centre

Tourist information center
Museums
Community center
History Museums
Katrina was super helpful and informative. The centre was beautifully presented and as we left Katrina surprised us with a bag of brochures for our overseas visitors, great service. Thank you, it is a great place to stop in and learn about the area.
Alana H — Google review
Katrina was a trove of information about the area and helped us on our way. Beautifully appointed centre with an amazing painted art floor where animals pop out like 3D.
Judith T — Google review
It was an informative visit due to the variety & quality of displays. I loved the 3D floor mural. Katrina was welcoming, generous with her time & enthusiastic about her home town - a great ambassador!
Joanne M — Google review
Thank you for all your help and advice about the local area and surroundings. My daughter loved your 3d painted flooring. Take care and it worth popping in.
Katelyn C — Google review
Called into the education centre in Nathalia for a look today Saturday 19th April. My wife took a had a medical issue whilst we were visiting, I would like to thank Lauren for going above and beyond her job description, she couldn't have been more helpful and attentive to make My wife feel comfortable and safe. A ambulance was called as a precaution and after a checkup from the paramedics all was well. Thankyou again Lauren for your concern and support. Any employer would not find a better employee . Regards Geoff Waldron.
Geoff W — Google review
Wonderful centre with such a rich and fascinating perspective on the area and its history. Katrina was extremely helpful and inspired us to explore more places after visiting the centre. Highly recommended.
Debra H — Google review
Fantastically staff, great interactive content and coverage of Yorta Yorta and settler history. Staff helped us find our family records and a place to eat .
Daria O — Google review
Lauren was a great guide around the centre. Great pictures and layout. Very informative.
Montana K — Google review
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73 Blake St, Nathalia VIC 3638, Australia
https://www.visitthemurray.com.au/places-to-go/central/suncountry/things-to-do/barmah-forest-heritage-and-education-centre
+61 3 5866 2289
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Bridge Hotel Nathalia

Temporarily Closed
Restaurant
Nightlife
Bars & Clubs
4.5
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2 Blake St, Nathalia VIC 3638, Australia
+61 3 7067 9166
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Billabong Ranch

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Sights & Landmarks
Adventure sports center
Billabong Ranch is a family-friendly attraction located just 15 minutes east of Echuca. It offers a wide range of activities including horseback riding, mini-golf, pedal boats, archery, climbing walls, and an animal nursery where children can meet baby animals and enjoy pony rides. The ranch also features a museum dedicated to horse-drawn machinery and transport.
A Fantastic Family Getaway at Billabong Ranch This was our second time visiting Billabong Ranch, and it definitely didn’t disappoint! It’s the perfect destination for families, with so many activities that kept our kids entertained from start to finish. Their favorite part was the pony rides – a memorable experience that they’re already asking to repeat. The trampolines were also a huge hit! The kids had a blast jumping around and trying flips. It was great to see them so excited, burning off energy while having fun. We also enjoyed some relaxing family golf, which was a perfect way to unwind after all the jumping. Overall, Billabong Ranch offers a mix of fun, adventure, and relaxation that makes it an ideal spot for a family getaway. We’re already looking forward to our next visit! I would like to shout out the lovely girl that looked after my children on the pony rides as she went above and beyond.
Kayla P — Google review
5 Stars – A Truly Unforgettable Experience! We had the most amazing time at Billabong Ranch! From the moment we arrived, the staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable. The horse riding was a definite highlight – the horses were well-trained and clearly well-cared for, making the experience enjoyable for both beginners and experienced riders alike. The facilities were top-notch, with plenty of fun activities for all ages. The animal nursery was a hit with the kids, and we all had a blast on the pedal boats and mini golf course. It’s clear that the team at Billabong Ranch puts a lot of effort into creating a safe, family-friendly environment. Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation, or quality time with loved ones, Billabong Ranch has something for everyone. Highly recommend and can’t wait to come back!
Vipul P — Google review
We went for a 10am 1h trail ride, was so beautiful and relaxing. The horses we so well behaved and friendly. Had some amazing instructors with us as well, so friendly and made sure we had a good time. Wish we booked for longer tho 1h goes so quickly when your having fun. Would definitely come again for sure!! Thanks Zoe for chatting with us while we rode we all had such a fun time.
Ally E — Google review
What a magical place! It was absolutely beautiful 💛 Our kids loved all of the activities; mini golf, rock climbing, feeding the animals, kayaks, pedal boats and soo much more!! The staff were also amazing! Soo kind and it was very obvious they love their job! Thank you for creating a beautiful place, we will be back!! 😁
Alysha H — Google review
We did a 1 hr horse trail ride here on the Easter Sunday and we really liked it. It's bit expensive for what it is, however the girls were very nice and made sure my 7 year old son had a good time. I would recommend this if you are visiting Echuca.
Eric A — Google review
I’m feeling so nostalgic stumbling across this ranch again! My Nan used to bring me here every time we visited Echuca, and I was absolutely obsessed with horses as a kid. I still remember riding Sparks and Sookie like it was yesterday, those horses were everything to me growing up. While I was off riding, my little brother would spend ages playing mini golf, so there was always something for both of us to enjoy. It’s so lovely to see the ranch still going strong and continuing to bring joy to other families. Thank you for being such a core part of my childhood, I’ll always hold those memories close 💛🐴 (Sharing a couple of photos with Sparks and Sookie, taken just over 10 years ago for a bit of nostalgia!)
Emilie F — Google review
My girls and I spent a lovely day here. Staff were very friendly and helpful. A great variety of things to do for the kids and family. Food was a good price and really delicious. A huge shout out to the very helpful young man Xavier who came to the rescue and changed my tyre as I had a flat. Thank you 😊 your slushy was well deserved!
Gillian S — Google review
Free ? Yes free entry well worth a visit for the kids you will see many animals such a camels 🐪 , buffalo 🐃, goats etc. Rides are available for a small fee. There is a large lake for paddle boats.
Nibras A — Google review
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Glanville Rd &, Tehan Rd, Echuca VIC 3564, Australia
http://www.billabongranch.com.au/
+61 3 5483 5122
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Reed Beds Bird Hide boardwalk

Bird watching area
Nature & Parks
National Parks
Nature & Wildlife Areas
A hidden gem not far from the small town of Mathoura which has the big Cod and the Bra Fence. It's an easy board walk to the hide with these twisty placards of the various birds you can expect to see. When you twist the placards they make the bird sound. That was pretty cool. There are also free BBQs here as well. There were no birds near the hide. They were all out on the marsh plain. We had fun snapping away at the pelicans. Well worth a visit.
Aussirose T — Google review
Great little hidden gem. Not far of the highway on a sealed road,plenty of parking,all abilities accessible,picnic table,toilet, and BBQ. Magical.
Sharon D — Google review
I've visited this location twice now 2 years apart. There are good facilities with a toilet and gas barbecue provided. The hide itself is well designed and there's an interactive display of birds with bird sounds on the boardwalk leading up to the hide. The sounds are activated by turning the information board for the bird which is designed to swivel.
Clint H — Google review
Double story bird-watching hide. We went on a cold and windy day but still enjoyed it. There is good parking, and a picnic area close by. Basic facilities only. The loos are well-maintained.
Jonathan B — Google review
Found this by accident when stopping at the loo, it was really cool to have a look at. Wasn't any close birds on the day though. The bird call exhibits no longer work along the board walk. Feb 2025
PJ — Google review
Interesting. Like the metal cutouts along the boardwalk. Lots of birds but need binoculars to see most.
Angela Z — Google review
Definitely one of the best birds hides I have ever been to It’s 2 story and there’s a nice boardwalk that leads to it
The C — Google review
Loved seeing all the different types birds and the landscaping of the wetlands is a beautiiful view from the lookout the visitors r going to love the cultural tours along the board walk with lots to read from Xo PARKS NSW MOAMA 2731
Kelly A — Google review
4.4
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5.0
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5W9X+GV, Mathoura NSW 2710, Australia
https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/walking-tracks/reed-beds-bird-hide-boardwalk?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Google%20My%20Business&utm_term=plcid_3941293532296480488&utm_content=Reed%20Beds%20Bird%20Hide%20boardwalk%20-%20Mathoura
+61 3 5483 9100
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The Great Aussie Beer Shed & Heritage Farm Museum

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Museum
Specialty Museums
The Great Aussie Beer Shed & Heritage Farm Museum is a one-of-a-kind museum that offers a comprehensive experience for visitors. The museum features an eclectic collection of motoring, brewing, and domestic items, including thousands of beer cans from around the world.
It's definitely worth a visit, well exceeded what I thought it would be. Greeted by a lovely guy who was one of the tour guides, he was so welcoming and told me where everything was, offered me a drink from the bar to walk around with while I looked around and told me there would be a tour on in 5 mins. He showed me some amazing creations made out of beer cans. Met the owner Neil at the bar at the entrance he was very personable and welcoming. Went into a monster size shed and was blown away at the variety of memorabilia, definitely a trip down memory lane with some things. Listen to Neil talk about some items there it was so interesting and just when I thought I'd seen it all I realised that was only half of what was there, there was a huge hall out the back and more outside, such great displays. I would definitely recommend you visit here. You will not be disappointed. Well done, Neil and staff, on a great attraction.
Liz C — Google review
Staff are very welcoming, and Neil's enthusiasm and knowledge is great, as well as entertaining. Apart from the mind boggling array of beer related stuff, there are lots of other gems from years gone by. Make sure you also explore the displays outside, including the shipping containers out behind the car park. Number 1 rated attraction in Echuca for a reason.... well worth a visit.
Andrew C — Google review
A really worthwhile place to visit. The owner will greet you at the door and gives a great presentation. He is one character and a half and has the best Aussie personality and a great knowledge of the recent Australian past. You will learn things from him you never knew. Was glad we made the effort to visit.
Gregory H — Google review
What a delight! We popped into the Great Aussie Beer Museum while in Echuca and were absolutely charmed. The place is so much more than beer though as you’ll find walls of vintage beer cans, brewery relics, retro signs, old petrol pumps, restored automobiles, farm machinery, soda dispensers, and more.  A huge shout out to Neil an absolute legend, the owner whose passion and knowledge of Australian history, culture, and memorabilia really bring the collection to life. He took time to explain many of the items, cracked a few jokes, and made the experience personal and memorable.  The atmosphere is delightfully nostalgic and rustic it’s like stepping back in time. There’s a sense that every object has a story. The restored cars and machinery especially add a touch of old-school charm.  If you’re in Echuca, do not skip this museum. It’s a passion project that’s well worth your time and admission.
Arjun P — Google review
Neil was so friendly, greeted us in the car park and explained the best way to view everything. What a place. Everyone should visit at least once. Need a minimum of 1 hour. Would be great to hold a function there.
Dianne E — Google review
Alan and Bryan were great tour guides and gave us a lot of information. They were super knowledgeable and friendly. We saw so many great Australian pieces and were blown away by how big the collection actually is. The stories behind some of the items were also very interesting. We visited on the 11/10/2025 and will definitely be back
Kelsie M — Google review
This is a great place to visit if you want to experience things from days gone by. Awesome people. Awesome collection of old things. Make sure you stay for the presentation.
Andre W — Google review
Had an awesome time at The Great Shed so much to look at from the past . Make sure you have a good hour to 2 hrs to look at everything. Neil’s talk about some of his collection was fun and informative. Jacks Shed is the best , beautiful cars . Thank you Neil, from Paul & princess Cate lol 16/11/25
Cate B — Google review
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377 Mary Ann Rd, Echuca VIC 3564, Australia
http://www.greataussiebeershed.net/
+61 3 5480 6904
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Rochester

Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Rochester, a charming town in rural Victoria, Australia, is nestled 180 km north of Melbourne. It boasts a blend of rural and semi-rural communities along the northern Campaspe River, positioned between Bendigo and the Murray River port of Echuca. With a population of 3,154 as per the 2021 census, Rochester offers a tranquil escape from city life.
5.0
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Victoria 3561, Australia
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TwistED Science - Echuca

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Science museum
Museums
TwistED Science in Echuca, Victoria is an award-winning Playzone that offers interactive play stations for both kids and adults. Unlike traditional science museums, TwistED Science encourages hands-on participation and embraces mess. The company aims to make science enjoyable for everyone by expressing complex scientific concepts through various activities. Visitors can engage in building flying machines, learning about future food, designing ball runs, testing reaction speeds, and much more.
This is a great place to entertain kids! We met a few local stick insects, a lizard, a turtle, and did a heap of fun things! Even better value when you link it with a paddlesteamer ticket! We visited on a weekday morning during school term, and it was quiet. Assume it's busier at peak times.
Kent W — Google review
My 3 and 5 year old kids had a great time at Twisted Echuca. There were one or two activities out of order but enough to keep them entertained for a full two hours. My 3 year old loved the replay video and my 5 year old enjoyed working out cogs and ramps
Emily — Google review
Visited Twisted Science yesterday with my just 2 year old daughter. We had an amazing afternoon. I wasn’t sure if she was going to be a bit young, but was pleasantly surprised there was loads of things for her to do. Kept her busy for the entire session and she didn’t want to leave at the end. Had to bribe her to leave with something from the shop, which was also reasonably priced and lots of little cheap items to choose from to bribe children out the door 😂 The staff were so friendly and even got the lizard out for my daughter to pat. The facility was clean and well maintained. There were loads of different activities and things for her to do. Overall, a really really great experience
Carla C — Google review
TwistED Science Echuca was fantastic! So many hands-on activities, friendly staff and plenty to keep kids entertained for hours. A great indoor option for families — highly recommend.
Wendy A — Google review
We had a fantastic time. Ages ranged from 8 to 80 and we all enjoyed it. I could go back again tomorrow and do things we didn't have time to do. Kids had a ball. Money very well spent.
Nola B — Google review
So much fun for the adults and kids! Numerous activities for everyone to do, play and learn from. It makes the hour and half booking time go by quickly. Make sure you "stick" around til the end as you might pet some friendly creatures.
Suelynn 9 — Google review
This is an amazing experience for adults and for families. The staff were so friendly and interacted with everybody. Combining with the Paddle Steamer ride makes for an economical holiday treat. Thank you.
Janet C — Google review
The kids loved the experience. The paper plane test and launch station was a hit with the parents as well.
Jezza D — Google review
4.6
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4.7
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2 Radcliffe St, Echuca VIC 3564, Australia
https://www.twistedscience.com.au/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmbechuca
+61 1300 984 823
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Port of Echuca

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Sights & Landmarks
Museum
The Historic Port of Echuca is a captivating open-air museum that takes you back to the 19th century, showcasing the rich history of this once-thriving river wharf. As home to Australia's largest fleet of steam-driven paddlesteamers, it operates much like it did in the 1860s, with skilled shipwrights and steam engineers still playing crucial roles today.
A wonderful place to visit. A true piece of history preserved to this day. Both kids and adults will definitely find it interesting here. The boat ride was definitely impressive. It was unforgettable. Highly recommend.
K K — Google review
Great district to visit. Step back in time. See and experience the old world in modern comfort. Steam Trains, Horse & carriage, Paddle Steamers - all ready to experience. Can get very busy. Bookings recommended on Peak Days
Tony W — Google review
Port of Echuca feels like being transported back in time. The restored wharf, the smell of the river gums, and the creak of timber all give it a charming old-town vibe that’s hard to find elsewhere. The highlight is watching and riding the historic paddle steamers still operating on the Murray, hearing the chug of their engines and the whistle echoing off the water is pure nostalgia. Around the wharf you’ll also spot an old steam engine on display and plenty of rustic, heritage-style buildings that complete the old-school river-port atmosphere. Great place for a stroll, photography, or a ride on one of the paddleboats. A must-see if you’re in Echuca!
Arjun P — Google review
A great historical area focussed on the Murray River riverboats and related industries. Some of these industries are still practised here for tourists. Some good eating places and enough to fill in your day and go on a paddle boat cruise.
Paul D — Google review
the Port of Echuca delivers a memorable day out that celebrates Australia’s inland waterways. The Port of Echuca, located at 74 Murray Esplanade, is a captivating riverside gem that encapsulates the rich maritime and cultural heritage of Victoria’s Murray River region. Visited on a September sunny afternoon, this historic precinct left me enchanted with its blend of nostalgia, natural beauty, and free access, making it an unmissable stop for travelers and locals alike. Often dubbed the "Paddle Steamer Capital of Australia," this vibrant hub offers a step back in time while delivering a modern-day experience that’s both educational and relaxing. The port’s free entry is a delightful surprise, allowing unrestricted exploration of its sprawling 5-hectare site along the Murray River. The star attraction is the restored wharf, a bustling hub in the 19th century when Echuca was a vital trade link between Melbourne and inland Australia. Walking the wooden planks, I marveled at the historic paddle steamers docked along the riverbank, including the iconic PS Alexander Arbuthnot and PS Emmylou, which offer paid cruises but are a sight to behold even from shore. The wharf’s interpretive signs vividly recount tales of paddle steamers hauling wool, timber, and supplies, with over 200 vessels once operating from this port. The adjacent Star Hotel, dating back to 1860, and the working blacksmith forge add authentic touches, while the Discovery Centre provides interactive exhibits on the river’s ecology and Indigenous history—perfect for families or history buffs. The setting itself is a draw, with the Murray River’s glassy waters reflecting the red gums and willow trees lining the banks. I spent time on the grassy esplanade, enjoying a spontaneous picnic with views of the historic bridge and passing houseboats, a nod to the region’s thriving tourism. The port’s layout encourages leisurely wandering, with pathways leading to the Echuca Wharf Brewery for a craft beer or the Port of Echuca Coffee Lounge for a caffeine fix. The free daily events, like the 1 PM cannon firing (weather permitting), add a lively touch, though I missed it by minutes—next time, I’ll time my visit better. Accessibility is excellent, with flat paths suitable for wheelchairs and prams, and ample parking nearby. The only minor quibble is the lack of shaded seating during peak summer heat, but the riverside breeze mitigates this. For a deeper dive, paid options like the 1-hour paddle steamer cruise ($35 adults) or the 1860s Historic Precinct entry ($15) are worth considering, but the free experience alone—spanning the wharf, gardens, and river views—offers immense value. Whether you’re drawn by the paddle steamer heritage, the chance to spot pelicans, or simply a peaceful riverside escape, the Port of Echuca delivers a memorable day out that celebrates Australia’s inland waterways.
Abhilash R — Google review
Really pretty little place with lots to see. We did the port after dark tour too which was really interesting. I really enjoyed our Echuca stay.
Lisa — Google review
Wonderful place to visit to learn about the history of Echuca-Moama area. Also gives a good idea about how steam engines revolutionized the way people worked and their day to day activities.
Milinda A — Google review
Great short trip down the river and back. Very pet friendly. Great people operating boat. Does have a little coffee/alcohol bar.
Jodie B — Google review
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74 Murray Esplanade, Echuca VIC 3564, Australia
https://www.portofechuca.com.au/
+61 3 5481 0500
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National Holden Motor Museum

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Permanently Closed
Museum
National museum
Specialty Museums
The National Holden Motor Museum in Echuca, Australia, is a tribute to the iconic Australian car brand. It boasts a collection of over 80 Holden automobiles, including rare and vintage models. Visitors can explore the history of Holden and witness how these cars were built. The museum also features a spacious exhibit area with more than 40 vehicles on display, along with unique prototypes, vintage photos, and historic video footage. Additionally, there's a gift shop offering souvenirs for enthusiasts.
Our family is a long time supporter of Holdens, and museums like this one are a treat! We visited last weekend. Entry fee is cheap at only $10 per adult. The weather was super hot that day but inside it was comfortable. Great range of vehicles and memorabilia, and it was great to hear all the visitors reminiscing about their Holden adventures. Please visit soon as the museum is closing down in April 2024!
Effie B — Google review
As lovers of cars and all things old and nostalgic, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit here. It was a little muggy inside (hot day outside) but it was only a minor inconvenience. Great collection of Holdens and Holden memorabilia. Dog friendly too.
Nina — Google review
Loved our visit to the National Holden Motor Museum. As a mechanic it was great to see all the different models of Holdens from the past decades. There are also some prototype models as well as models used in the product development process. Super interesting place to visit even if you're not a car fanatic. Definitely recommend it if you're in the area or just passing through. There's also a great giftshop which has something for any car nut. Not just Holden fans.
Stuart A — Google review
If you’re a car fan or even interested in history the Holden Museum is a must when you’re in Echuca! There’s so much to see and you can get really close to some great and rare examples of Australian motor engineering. Ticket prices are very reasonable and you won’t be disappointed!
Anthony S — Google review
A great museum with a range of classic and modern Holden’s that are swapped out every couple of months. With an affordable $10 entry to the museum itself, it grants access for either a 10 minute walk-in-walk-out or more than hour of in-depth reading into the history and information of Holden. The staff are super friendly and approachable and appreciate a good conversation. Overall the National Holden Motor Museum is a must visit for car enthusiasts keen on looking into the discontinued Holden name or rather, just to kill a bit of time while visiting Echuca.
Daggerman12 — Google review
Really great place to visit even if you're not a Holden fanatic (like me). The 50 cars on display are in prime condition and laid out very well. Lots of memorabilia on display as well. The 2 guys that were on duty were friendly and didn't mind a chat. A very informative visit. 👍
Steve H — Google review
Great place for adults to visit to remember their youth & appreciate the vast range of cars that were produced under the Holden banner. The entrance fee was reasonable & the owners were very good about allowing visitors to wander around at their own pace, to get close to the cars & willing to provide information when asked. Well worth a visit, even if you're not particularly interested in cars 'per se'. The evolution of design, the beauty of the vehicles & the historical aspects of the display are inestimable.
Gail A — Google review
Wasn't bad, I'm not a big Holden fan, some others would love it more. That said it was interesting to see the history of Holden from before my time all in one spot. Entry price was fair and plenty of parking available.
Mat B — Google review
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4.5
(526)
7-11 Warren St, Echuca VIC 3564, Australia
http://www.holdenmuseum.com.au/
+61 3 5480 2033
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River Country Adventours

Tour operator
Tours
If you're looking for an unforgettable outdoor adventure, look no further than River Country Adventours. This fantastic experience allows you to paddle down the serene Goulburn River in your own canoe or kayak, with rental options available for an hour, half-day, or full day. It's a perfect way to enjoy nature while getting some exercise! Rob and his team are dedicated to ensuring that every paddler has a memorable time on the water.
If you wanted to experience the Murray in a different way, these guys are legends. Found a way to accommodate our 4 day trip last minute, gave us everything we needed and dropped us back to our starting point seamlessly. Really genuine, great people.
Sam M — Google review
We had an EPIC adventure with River Country Adventours on the weekend just gone. It was a Kayaking and Camping weekend but with minimal effort and planning on our behalf - we just turned up with our food, duvet, pillows, camp chairs and clothes! Ash organised everything for us including a large 8 man tent, queen mattress, 2 burner cooker, gas, cutlery, fishing rods, bait and even a portable loo! We arrived to our camp site on the banks of the Goulburn River, left our car and Ash transported us and the canoe to the launch site. 15 leisurely down stream kms later we see our camp along the bank, completing day 1. No other campers around, our own private space with lots of bird life to see. Fishing rods out and a Murray Cod caught with cheese cubes. Murray Cod sent back to river to continue its idealic lifestyle. Camp fire lit, steaks cooked and some cool tunes as the sunset. Next morning after a hearty breakfast on the fire, we head off for 10kms where Ash and his beautiful wife Brooke are waiting for us to take us back to our car. This is a MUST DO - so fun, easy paddling, everything organised for you and not having to pack a tent away was a luxury! Thank you Ash & Brooke - we loved every minute of our experience and can’t wait to come back with like minded friends!
Simone F — Google review
Can’t rate River Country Adventours highly enough. Rob is very knowledgeable and takes excellent care of paddlers - and he’s a great bloke as well. Our trip was very last minute and Rob was able to come up with a great plan at quite short notice. We did a 2-day self-guided paddle on the Goulburn - with Rob providing drop-off and pick-up, all the gear, and a terrific camping location. We saw and heard plenty of bird life - the highlight being an azure kingfisher, and we definitely piqued the interest of plenty of eastern greys. We will be booking some future paddles with Adventours for sure! Thanks Rob!
Katinka B — Google review
We had a super friendly service from these guys and they are very supportive if you are not familiar with Kayak and stuff. I'm telling you they are the best guys to meet if you are in Moama/Echuca area and curious to have canoe/Kayak safaris and camping experiences with a great deal. 200% satisfied with the service.
Shalitha B — Google review
Brilliant. Did a solo self guided 2 day kayak trip on the Goulburn river and it was a fantastic experience. Rob is great. I'll certainly be back.
Nora H — Google review
We truly appreciate Ash’s help with the canoeing. He made us feel safe and supported the whole way through. It was such a wonderful experience for the whole family.
Jinlei J — Google review
Nice to view a little history. Paddle boat down the Murray was peaceful.
Jaklin D — Google review
It was such a pleasure to have Rob take my family and I out canoeing and kayaking today. He was easy going, told us the basics we needed to know in order to enjoy our experience and also filled in the conversation with some fantastic historical information about the area and his interesting career and life. I would highly recommend this experience and service. Thanks for taking care of us, Rob.
Sarah C — Google review
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4.8
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23 Dobinson St, Echuca VIC 3564, Australia
https://www.adventours.com.au/
+61 494 109 643
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