Discover the best attractions and experiences Murray-Darling Basin has to offer
Delve into the Murray-Darling Basin’s past with heritage river ports, early settlements, and colonial-era sites that paint a picture of inland Australia.
A well-preserved 19th-century river port where paddle steamers operate and the historic wharf precinct comes alive with river trade stories.
Historic riverfront area with red brick warehouses and a working waterfront that evokes the region’s river trade days.
A 19th-century colonial-era jail offering a glimpse into frontier justice and local history.
Regional museums capture the irrigation histories, Indigenous connections, and everyday life that shaped the basin’s communities.
A living history museum recreating a 19th-century river town with demonstrations and historic buildings.
Exhibits detailing the Sunraysia region’s farming, irrigation, and river stories.
A regional arts venue hosting galleries and cultural exhibitions that reflect the area’s creative life.
Religious sites across the basin add another layer of culture and architecture to explore.
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Wide-open landscapes, ancient geology, and sand dunes await in the region’s national parks and protected areas.
Ancient sand sheets and the Willandra Lakes landscape with rich Indigenous and natural history.
Riverine and lake systems with red dunes and wetlands along the Murray.
Vast pink-dune landscapes and salt lakes offering scenic drives and stargazing.
A World Heritage landscape of ancient lakes and Indigenous cultural sites.
Vibrant towns along the Murray-Darling Basin each have their own character and riverside charm.
Historic river town with paddle steamers and riverfront charm.
Sunraysia’s main city center with riverfront parks and cafes.
River town at the confluence of the Murray and Darling with scenic riverfront.
Historic town at the Murray’s edge with riverfront and Pioneer Settlement nearby.
Enjoy the outdoors and public spaces that won’t cost a thing.
Walk along the riverfront in Echuca, Mildura, or Swan Hill and soak up the scenery.
Picnic and enjoy views at riverfront parks across towns.
Use family-friendly trails along the Murray in multiple towns.
Savor the Riverland’s wines, citrus, and fresh produce that define the region’s flavors.
Sample wines from the Riverland’s family-owned wineries and scenic estates.
Taste fresh citrus and dried fruit specialties from Mildura’s region.
Explore local farmers markets in Renmark, Loxton, and nearby towns.
Relaxed evening vibes with river views and tasty bites in its towns.
Casual venues along the Echuca-Moama waterfront with drinks and ambience.
Casual venues on or near the riverfront with seasonal events.
Family-friendly and cultural experiences rooted in river town life.
Historic village with live demonstrations and interactive exhibits.
Interactive exhibits about the river port, paddle steamers, and regional history.
Active ways to enjoy the Murray’s outdoors, from water-based adventures to greens.
Relax on a houseboat and float along the scenic river.
Scenic golfing in a quiet river town setting.
Golfing amid river breezes and red-dune surroundings.
Less-visited experiences for travelers keen to go deeper into the landscape.
Birdwatching and a relaxed wetlands walk near Mildura.
Remote landscapes and Indigenous cultural sites within the Willandra area.