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This 10-Day Murray River tour with day cruises brings together the best of the Murray River and the surrounding towns from Albury to Adelaide .

This a great value holiday with something different to offer.

Our tour begins in Albury on the Victorian-New South Wales Border and ends near Goolwa in South Australia. Along the way, we will visit historic river towns such as Echuca , Swan Hill, and Mannum, see a number of the major river lakes and be entertained and informed by local characters who live by and are part of the history of the Majestic River Murray. It’s by far the largest river in Australia. It begins as a small stream in the Australian Alps and 2520 river kilometres later it empties into the Southern Ocean near Goolwa in South Australia. Along the way, it meanders through contrasting Australian landscapes and river towns that record the history of what used to be the most important trade route in Australia. The Murray has also allowed the development of Australia’s most important irrigated region and is widely known as the food bowl of the nation. On tour, you get to explore the Murray River on a variety of cruises, while exploring the region as well.

• Albury, Mulwala, Yarrawonga
• Cruise with MV Paradise Queen
• Guided Tour of Port of Echuca
• Lunch Cruise on Echuca Paddle Steamer
• Lake Boga Flying Boat Museum
• Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement Tour
• Heartbeat of the Murray Laser Light Show
• Cruise on PS Rothbury Mildura
• Orange World, Varapodio Olive Farm
• Renmark, Berri, Angoves Wines
• Banrock Station & Loxton Historical Village
• Spirit of the Coorong Murray River Cruise
• Accommodation & meals as per itinerary
• Coach Touring & Commentary
• Full Hosted by our friendly staff

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For travel between 1st April 2023 to 31st March 2025. All prices are AUD$ per person.

Flights By Own Arrangments. Guests are encouraged to take adequate travel insurance to cover unforeseen circumstances.

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Cruise departs Port of Echuca, Riverboat Dock, Echuca on Saturday at 6.30pm and returns to Echuca on Sunday morning at 9.30am.

Welcome to “The Majestic Murray River” tour. Our starting point is Melbourne and arriving this morning under your own arrangements at the airport  (please arrive prior to 11.30 am) you will be met by your host and coach before making your way north to Albury and our welcome dinner this evening at our hotel.

Stay: Albury   Mecure  Motel

Today we follow the Murray Valley Highway west and the first stop is Yarrawonga  situated on  Lake Mulwala  –which was formed by the completion of the Yarrawonga Weir. We have arranged a short cruise aboard the  MV Paradise Queen .  We will cruise past these towering River Red Gums and dozens of sandy beaches whilst enjoying morning tea. We continue through  Cobram  to  Strathmerton  for a visit to Cactus Country .  Following lunch in the café, our hosts will give us a talk on the garden followed by the chance for a wander. We’ll be amazed at the cacti from all over the world! Then Moama for our stop  for the next 2 nights

Stay: Meninya  Palms Moama

Echuca Port  this morning and our guide will point out areas of interest and fill us with tales of the colourful personalities who “crewed” the old river boats. After our guided tour we join the  PS Canberra  for a one-hour  Devonshire Tea cruise.  This boat has quite a history. She is one of the many that were originally built in Echuca. This afternoon we spend some time at the  Port of Echuca Discovery Centre

Koondrook  today for a visit to the only working sawmill in the region.  We view the Redgum logs through the milling process. Also we see the  Red Gum Statue River Walk  that has been created by a local chainsaw carver. Our lunch stop is in  Lake Boga  which is home to the famous   Catalina Flying Boat Museum  which played an integral part in the allied defence of the South Pacific. From here we continue to  Swan Hill .  Following dinner we head to  Pioneer Settlement  for the  Heartbeat of the Murray   sound and laser show.  This wonderful show is the first of its kind and utilizes water, light, laser, sound and special effects to tell the fascinating story of the Murray River– from 30 million years ago to today.

Stay: Swan Hill Resort

Our morning is spent at the nearby  Pioneer Settlement Museum , Australia’s first outdoor museum. We’ll wander through living history, as well as enjoy a cruise aboard the  Paddleboat  Pyap . After lunch, we have a little free time before we are on our way again, following the Murray Valley Highway to Mildura  for our overnight stop.

Stay: Mildura Inlander Resort

The first stop is our morning cruise on the  PS Rothbury , Built in 1891, the  PS Rothbury  is one of the last “working” Paddle steamers on the Murray. We then make our way to  Orange World . We will enjoy a  citrus tour  around the picturesque property on the 70-seat tractor train with informative commentary on a wealth of citrus information with a juicy sense of humour. Lunch today is at the  Varapodio  Olive Oil Farm . We’ll be met by the owners who will give us a talk on their farm as well as tastings of their award-winning oils.  In Wentworth, we see the junction of the Darling and Murray rivers before a visit to the Old Wentworth Gaol . A visit to the gaol shows the hard lives and extreme conditions prisoners endured.

Today we continue west to the tiny village of  Paringa . It’s here we have our morning stop and take a look at the  Silo Art mural . Next, we take a look at  Lock 5 .  Navigating the Murray River wouldn’t be possible without the series of locks and weirs that were built back in the 1920s and 1930s. Fourteen locks are still in use today. We have lunch at the  Renmark Club , then have a visit to  Olivewood Homestead , a homestead and museum containing relics from 1887. Our final visit for the day is to  Angoves  Wines for a wine tasting and history talk. Angoves Wines is the largest privately owned winery in Australia. From Renmark, we now head to Berri for our accommodation overlooking the Murray River.

Stay: Berri Motor Inn

Loxton was first settled by people of (predominantly) German origin and the heritage is still evident today at the  Loxton Historical Village . Later this morning, we make our way to  Kingston-on-Murray  where we visit  Banrock  Station .  Of the property’s 1650 hectares only 250 hectares are devoted to grapes – varieties such as Semillon, Merlot, Chardonnay, Shiraz, and Cabernet Sauvignon, We take a presentation at the cellar door which of course means some wine tastings. From Banrock Station we head to Murray Bridge.

Stay: Bridgeport Hotel

Today the small towns of  Wellington  and  Milang  to  Goolwa  where the Murray River finally enters the Southern Ocean. We board the  “Spirit of the Coorong”  for a cruise to the  Mouth of the Murray River . The cruise takes us through the Goolwa Barrage, one of 5 constructed in the 1930s to separate the seawater from the freshwater of the river. After our cruise, we have some free time to purchase lunch in Goolwa and this afternoon we return to Murray Bridge via Strathalbyn.  Tonight as our  farewell dinner  we join the  Captain Proud Paddle Boat  and relax and enjoy the scenery.

Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end and the following breakfast, we will make our way into Adelaide to connect with your return flight home

Flights at own arrangements from 12 noon.

Please Note: Arrive in Melbourne Day 1 before 11.30 am for transfers and flights on Day 10 to be booked from Adelaide after 12 nooon.

** Itinerary Subject to change. Accommodation may vary from those listed.

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Whilst visiting the Murray River region, one of the best ways to experience the natural beauty of the Murray River, is to take the family for a Murray River Cruise . Step back in time, and enjoy a ride on a  Murray River Paddlesteamer, cruising up and down the Murray, and even through the Murray River Lock systems.

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Yarrawonga Mulwala

With Lake Mulwala and towering river red gums as a backdrop, the twin towns of Mulwala and Yarrawonga deliver a world of adventure. Located on either side of the Murray River, enjoy water activities such as fishing, waterskiing and paddle-steamer cruises, as well as tasty food experiences and golf.

Yarrawonga Mulwala highlights

Water sports galore.

An unforgettable sight with its majestic and ghostly river red gums,  Lake Mulwala  is a popular spot for water-based activities ranging from waterskiing and windsurfing to kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. 

Mulwala Water Ski Club  offers a range of  aquatic adventure options , including tube rides and wakeboarding lessons. On the banks of the lake, you’ll find bush camping and walking tracks in  Kyffins Reserve .

PS Cumberoona , Yarrawonga

Fishing & cruises

Lake Mulwala is one of Australia’s premier fishing spots for native Murray cod, and you can also hire a 12-person  'Barby Boat'  complete with a barbecue, sound system and leather lounge.

For more H20 action, captain the sleek  River of Islands houseboat  and glide along the magnificent Murray River. Another way to experience the spectacular beauty of the area is on the paddle-steamer  PS Cumberoona  or riverboat  MV Paradise Queen .

River of Islands Houseboat , Mulwala

Local food & wine

Taste local produce and wines at the  Royal Mail Hotel  in Mulwala. Or enjoy a cheese and charcuterie board, glass of local wine and views across Lake Mulwala at  Blacksmith Provedore . Pick up tasty products from Rich Glen Estate at their storefront,  Rich Glen Provedore , in Yarrawonga.

The  Border Bistro  at the  Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort  also offers a family-friendly environment with everything from steaks and seafood to pan fried curries. At the heritage-listed Byramine Homestead across the river, you’ll find a brewery, winery and cellar door.

Blacksmith Provedore , Mulwala - Credit: Blacksmith Provedore

More things to do

Discover more fascinating aviation and agriculture heritage at the  Yarrawonga Mulwala Pioneer Museum . You can also tour the historic  Savernake Station , a 20min drive north of Mulwala.

Golfers will want to play a round or two at  Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort , which has three courses and a driving range. A vibrant events calendar includes the  Massive Murray Paddle  held annually in November and the monthly Mulwala FNC Market.

Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort,  Mulwala

Getting there

Yarrawonga Mulwala is three hours’ drive from Melbourne and 6h 30min from Sydney. Or you can fly into Albury Airport and rent a car to make the one-hour drive west. 

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While visiting the magnificent Barmah State Park, the largest Redgum Forest in the southern hemisphere, you can enjoy cruising the Murray with Kingfisher Cruises.

Kingfisher Cruises is renowned as the best Ecotourism experience on the Murray cruising around and an area of significant importance in both indigenous and early settlement culture

Travel “The Narrows”, where the mighty Murray passesthrough its narrowest stretch. View the beautiful Barmah and Moira Lakes and wetlands while hearing about the history, birdlife, flora and fauna of the area from qualified and experienced crew. Kingfisher Cruises were recently inducted into Ecotourism Australia’s Hall of Fame.

Kingfisher Cruises has a capacity of 30 passengers and offers 2 hours cruises on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Meal packages are available for group bookings.

For more information go to www.kingfishercruises.com.au

Experience awesome river beaches

The Cobba Paddleboat departs from one of the best river beaches on the Murray River; Thompsons Beach at Cobram.

The Cobba snakes its away along the one of most coveted parts of the Murray Rvier where nearly every bend is met with a perfect sandy beach.

This part of the river has an abundance of wildlife which you can experience from the comfort of the Cobba.

The Cobba Paddleboat offers 1 and 1 ½ hour day tours, where you can enjoy fresh local produce, wine, coffee and cake whilst admiring the beautiful Murray River.

Cruises run Wednesday-Sunday. Closed Monday, Tuesday (except for public holidays and private functions).

For more information go to www.cobba.net.au

The grand old lady

Come aboard this grand old lady, the P.S.Cumberoona, which has become a popular fixture on the Yarrawonga Foreshore that includes tour experiences enhanced by the sounds of paddle wheels splashing and old whistles tooting.

The P.S.Cumberoona has been fully restored by the Knowles family and offers two large undercover decks to fit 100 guests offering interior seating on the bottom deck (walker and wheelchair friendly) and top deck views with plenty of seating.

There is also a viewing balcony to the original steam/boiler circa 1902 engine room operations.

Sit back, relax and enjoy refreshments from the boat’s fully licensed bar, which also offers a set menu and cruise package. Listen to the full historic and local landmarks commentary by the captain and owner operator Robbie Knowles. The captain also welcomes visits to the wheelhouse all whilst you are captivated by the sights of Lake Mulwala and the Murray River and enhanced by the sounds of the paddle wheels.

The P.S.Cumberoona departs 12noon daily (except Mondays) at the boats mooring on the Yarrawonga Foreshore. There is a lunch cruise or sightsee cruise option. For weekly timetables and more information go to www.cumberoona.com.au

The Queen of Lake Mulwala

A family owned and operated business the Paradise Queen has been gracing the water of Lake Mulwala for many years.

The ‘all weather’ vessel was purposely designed as a cruise boat to service the locals and the tourism trade on Lake Mulwala and upstream of the lake on the Murray River.

The Paradise Queen has earned the moniker as an ‘Icon’ of Lake Mulwala pushing off from the banks of the lake around five hundred times a year on her various voyages.

The double story vessel is licenced to carry 75 passengers over both decks with unrestricted views and departs daily from the Yarrawonga Foreshore and The Mulwala Water Ski Club.

It features a fully licenced bar and kiosk and you can also enjoy the thrill of complimentary boomnetting if you are more of a thrill seeker. All cruises include music and commentary as required.

There is a BBQ lunch cruise or sightsee cruise option. For weekly timetables and more information go to www.paradisequeen.com

Captain your own boat

The popularity of Barby (pontoon) Boats has soared in recent years and Lake Mulwala is the perfect place to captain one yourself.

Cruise around Lake Mulwala and enjoy being part of the action with Lake Mulwala Barby Boats. The boats are safe and easy to operate. There is no need for a licence, all you have to do is complete a short induction before you take off on your journey and explore.

All boats feature comfortable seating and are shaded. A BBQ and cooler are included along with music and safety equipment. They even come with a fishing license but you need to bring your own rods and gear.

The boats are licenced to fit 10-12 people, perfect for a family gathering or that fun catch up with friends.

There are also plenty of great picnic spots to park your boat around picturesque Lake Mulwala so don’t waste time and book your boat now.

For more information go to

www.lakemulwalabarbyboats.com

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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.

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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.

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