Murray Guides Attractions Events in Victoria

You can use Albury Wodonga as a base to explore places like Chiltern, Rutherglen, Yackandandah and Beechworth or stay close to the centre of things and enjoy what the twin cities have to offer. This could include a spot of shopping in its cosmopolitan heart, there are plenty of clothing, book and antique shops, followed by some fine dining with one of the area s "Chefs of the Murray".


Culturally, Albury Wodonga has much to offer including a fabulous museum and an art gallery that houses one of the finest photographic collections in the country. Majestic 19th century buildings line the streets in Albury, while Wodonga is a contemporary hub of modern city living.


Albury Wodonga is situated on the doorstep of aquatic playground Lake Hume and is the jumping off point for the Australian Alps and the world-famous Rutherglen Wine Region. Whether your interests are food and wine, adventure, natural history, family fun or heritage, there are touring options to suit everyone.


Open 7 days a week with friendly, experienced staff. Maps, souvenirs and books available.

Cobram and Barooga are separated by the Murray River, and are linked by a new bridge that has superceded the original one lane historic steel lift bridge that was built in 1902. Cobram is a town with unusual street layout and history will tell you that it is the combination of an amiable environment and an energetic, ambitious community. The area surrounding the twin towns is rich in agriculture. The orchards produce a wide variety of fruit including apricots, nectarines, peaches & pears. Also well know in the area is the olive oil from Cobram estate. Cobram is also the home of Murray Goulburn Cooperative, which was formed in 1950 by fourteen local dairy farmers. Today more than 3000 farmers supply milk to the factory each day.


River camping around Cobram Barooga is extremely popular, with many families returning each year attracting many ski boats to the area. The section between Yarrawonga and Cobram boasts over one hundred beaches and a vast number of theses beaches can be accessed by vehicle. The Murray River area is well known for it s great variety of quality sporting facilities. At Cobram Barooga Golf Club, you have access to two championships golf courses. Barooga Sports Bowls Club offers modern synthetic bowling greens, flood lit tennis courts and a full size heated indoor heated pool. Fishing in the Murray River has attracted generations of anglers in search of Murray Cod, Murray Crayfish, golden perch and more.


The flat terrain along the river is very conducive to bushwalking and cycling and a myriad of tracks can be explored on both sides of the river. Thompsons beach with it s free BBQ facilities is a great starting point for these activities.


Cobram and Barooga offer a wide variety of accommodation options, including caravan parks, motels, hotels and resorts.

The Corryong Visitor Information Centre offers informative, courteous and friendly advice to visitors to the Towong Shire and the region known as the magnificent "Upper Murray".


Corryong is located in north east Victoria within the Murray River region. Its proximity to the headwaters of the mighty Murray River and breathtaking Australian Alps, together with our legendary "Man from Snowy River" fame, make it a popular destination for visitors seeking to explore, experience and discover some of Australia's less commercialised iconic attractions.


The Corryong Visitor Information Centre is the ideal place to stop and revive. It is the place to gather invaluable information on accommodation, dining, touring and attraction options available thus ensuring your experience within our region is not only enjoyable but memorable.


For those travelling between Victoria and New South Wales on the alternate route between Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney (ie. avoiding the Hume Highway) the Corryong Visitor Information Centre provides invaluable cross border information specifically to assist you.


The Corryong Visitor Information Centre services all visitors to the Towong Shire. Explore, experience and discover the Towong Shire's unique wilderness areas, lakes and rivers. Waters that run fast, cool and fresh - perfect for fishing and canoeing and white water rafting.


Explore thousands of kilometres of bush tracks that lead to plains covered in wild flowers or mountain tops with majestic and inspirational views. The area is steeped in pure golden history - the place that was once home to the famous legend, Jack Riley, the "Man from Snowy River" - now interred within our local cemetery.


The Towong Shire has something for you, the romantic, adventurous, indulgent, nature lover, the art lover and families. It is the place of pure attraction located at the pure end of the Murray River.

You can use Albury Wodonga as a base to explore places like Chiltern, Rutherglen, Yackandandah and Beechworth or stay close to the centre of things and enjoy what the twin cities have to offer. This could include a spot of shopping in its cosmopolitan heart, there are plenty of clothing, book and antique shops, followed by some fine dining with one of the area s Chefs of the Murray .


Culturally, Albury Wodonga has much to offer including a fabulous museum and an art gallery that houses one of the finest photographic collections in the country. Majestic 19th century buildings line the streets in Albury, while Wodonga is a contemporary hub of modern city living.



Albury Wodonga is situated on the doorstep of aquatic playground Lake Hume and is the jumping off point for the Australian Alps and the world-famous Rutherglen Wine Region. Whether your interests be food and wine, adventure, natural history, family fun or heritage, there are touring options to suit everyone.

Echuca-Moama Tourism provides:


* Information on attractions and activities in the local area.

* Complimentary accommodation reservation service.

* V/Line - Country Link booking agent.

* Touchscreen Information System.

* Information on other areas including Regional Victoria and NSW.

* Co-ordination of Festivals and Events.

* Assistance with conference co-ordination

* Tour Guide and itineraries.

A comprehensive Visitor Information providing information on the local region and Victoria. The friendly staff can assist you with your enquiry, including:


* City and district maps and map sales of Victoria

* Local souvenirs and postcards

* Diary of coming events.

* Free accommodation booking service

* Groups and special interest tours of local areas by arrangement

* Adjacent to public toilets and public telephones.



We look forward to welcoming you into Greater Shepparton, and allowing you to explore all it has to offer. For more information about attractions, activities and accommodation, please contact us.

The Mildura Visitor Information and Booking Centre is a fully staffed and accredited information and booking centre. The courteous staff can assist with information on the many attractions, accommodation venues, tours and cruises, in the region.


Bookings can also be made through the Centre for:


* Accommodation

* Tours

* Cruises

* Balloon Flights

* Events

* Box Office Ticketing



Interpretive displays and a wide range of brochures highlight the attractions and the history of the area.


Souvenirs and quality locally handcrafted giftware and produce are available in the Gift Shop.


Our theatrette shows fascinating images on the big screen reflecting the history and vibrancy of the region.


We look forward to informing you on the wonderful Mildura Murray Outback Region.

The Numurkah Visitor Information Centre is a wonderful base from which to explore the north east of Victoria.


Numurkah is a very special unspoilt country town. Approximately two and a half hours drive north of Melbourne, Numurkah is ideally located for the weekend getaway or extended stay.


As the southern gateway to a region known as the Sun Country on the Murray, Numurkah and the surrounding district enjoys one of the biggest temperature climates Australia has to offer.


For more information about what's on in and around Numurkah, please feel free to email us or visit the official Numurkah website.

The Robinvale Information Centre is located in the heart of Robinvale and services the twin river towns of Robinvale and Euston. The Centre stocks a fantastic range of products and services ranging from map, guide, and general visitor information.


The centre also stock product grown locally from nuts to olives and olive oil. The Robinvale Euston region is a rich horticultural area growing some of the countries best stonefruit, table grape, vegetables and much more.

Welcome to the Swan Hill Region - heart of the Murray


Swan Hill Region Information Centre is your first port of call for:


* Visitor Information

* Special Events

* Regional Products, Including Wine from the Swan Hill Wine Region



Facilities:


* Toilets

* Friendly helpful staff

* Internet Access



What will you find:


* A great range of regional products from Olive Oil to Almonds

* Visitor publications

* Local and tourist newspapers

* Street maps

* Community information brochures



The Swan Hill Region Information Centre is Victoria's newest information centre, take time to make a visit to the Swan Hill region today and check it out.

In the heart of the beautiful North East Victoria, where cattle graze in the lush valleys and its tributaries and trout abound in crystal clear streams. Gold! That was the catch cry that first attracted people to our majestic valleys.


Take a 4WD adventure into the many goldfields with history dating back to the 1850's, take a guided tour of the underground gold mine, see the relics of a bygone era come to life before your eyes. Step into the folds of the nearby ranges, into a world where bushwalking, fossicking, horse riding, native birds and animals in abundance attract those with a love of our unique country.


Wander along the main street of Yackandandah with its old shopfronts, beautiful trees and old village atmosphere, where you will find quality crafts, souvenirs and meals to tempt your tastebuds and country hospitality you did not dream still existed in this day and age.


Stay in cosy country pubs, where you can quench your thirst on warm sun-filled days. Or maybe you prefer a friendly bed and breakfast experience. Our caravan park is the best you'll find.


Take your choice of easy excursions around the region - snowfields, water-skiing, wineries, architecture, and breathtaking scenic drives. Come and see for yourselves the beauty we have to offer you, where the gold remains in the fiery colours of autumn in the warm summer sun. Turn your back on the modern day, step into the peace and tranquillity of historic Yackandandah.


Yackandandah is located just 20 minutes south of the border towns Albury & Wodonga. From Melbourne, the 300km trip takes you along the Hume Highway, to the Great Alpine Road which you follow until the Beechworth turn off. Continue straight through Beechworth and 23km down the road you will find the turn off to Yackandandah.

For an unforgettable experience visit Yarrawonga/Mulwala, an inland aquatic paradise unrivalled in Australia, attracting water skiers, fishermen, yachtsmen, parasailers and power boat racers.


The magnificent climate is a tremendous draw card all year round with more sunshine hours than our northern neighbours. The towns boast the largest (45 holes) golf course in the Southern Hemisphere.


Accommodation is plentiful and varied and the Visitor Information Centre s accommodation reservation agency can handle your booking on our toll free number 1800 062 260.


We feature 3 major clubs where you can wine, dine, dance and romance and enjoy many top bands and artists. Two magnificent cruise boats pamper and relax you whilst you leisurely cruise around Lake Mulwala. Only a short drive from town are the famous wineries of Moira, Rutherglen and Milawa.