Deniliquin
Deniliquin – where towering red gums meet expansive outback plains. Our sunny climate has drawn visitors here for generations, with fun on the water by day followed by some of the biggest starry skies you’ll ever see by night.
With a rich and ancient history, Deni today is the perfect combination of natural wonders, gorgeous town gardens and a wide selection of cafes, pubs and restaurants to explore.
Deniliquin is an aquatic playground on the beautiful Edward River, a tributary of the Murray River. The perfect escape for waterskiing, wakeboarding and fishing, as well as bushwalking, cycling and golf, this waterside town is also home to the world-famous Deni Ute Muster.
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Services include:
- Hospitality – pubs, clubs, cafes, bakeries
- Fuel
- Accommodation – Hotels, Motels, Caravan Parks
- Supermarkets
Find out more at Visit The Murray - Edward River Council | Visit Deniliquin & Edward…
Cohuna
Cohuna, located on the Murray Valley Highway between Echuca and Swan Hill, is a scenic township situated on the banks of Gunbower Creek, which forms the border of Gunbower Island.
Upon your arrival drop into the Gateway to Gannawarra Visitor Centre to discover things to do during your stay. The modern visitor information hub provides brochures, maps and details about the region. The centre is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm and weekends and public holidays from 10am to 2pm (closed special public holidays).
Cohuna’s main street provides a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Take some time to browse retail stores and giftware before grabbing some lunch to enjoy along the waterfront.
Cool down along the sandy shores of Cohuna Beach at Apex Park. The perfect location for swimming, kayaking and a picnic with family and friends. The park offers an all-abilities adventure playground, impressive skate park and modern BBQ facilities and is only a short walk from Cohuna Waterfront Holiday Park, free RV campsite and main shopping strip.
The majestic Gunbower National Park and Gunbower State Forest provide a picturesque natural bush setting for campers who regularly visit the area. The majority of visitors spend time relaxing in their riverside camps, bushwalking, fishing, bird watching or kayaking along the creek. The many walking and cycling tracks in the Gunbower forest are accessible from Cohuna and the many campsites along the Murray River or Gunbower Creek provide a real nature based experience.
Water sports are popular on the Gunbower Creek just upstream of town with visitors returning annually for their water-based holidays.
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Services available include:
- Hospitality – pub, cafe, bakery
- Fuel
- Accommodation – Hotel Motel and Caravan Park
- Supermarket - IGA
For more information please visit: Visit The Murray - The Gannawarra | Life's a beach at Cohuna
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Barmah
Barmah National Park
Red Gum Forests & Wetlands of International ImportanceThe largest remaining stand of River Red Gum is the 65,000 ha (160,000 acres) Barmah-Millewa forest straddling the border of Victoria and New South Wales.
The Barmah National Park is heritage listed and home to the largest stand of River Red Gums in the world. The narrowest section or “choke” of the Murray River is upstream of Barmah, bounded on either side by the Moira and Barmah lakes.
For more information on our National & Regional Parks visit www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au or www.parkweb.vic.gov.au
The Dharnya Centre
The DHARNYA CENTRE is the Cultural Hub of the Yorta Yorta People. This special place gives the Yorta Yorta People a place to share their knowledge, to teach to others, to celebrate and to help heal country. The Dharnya Centre is in the heart of Yorta Yorta Country, inside the Barmah National Park, Barmah, Victoria. This special place will give you the opportunity to share in this, to learn with us and to enjoy country with us. Come to the Dharnya Centre, explore, experience and learn.
Gaka Yawal Ngulla – Yenbena Yorta Yorta Woka
Come Walk with us, the people on Yorta Yorta Country
Yamyabuc Trail Cultural Guided Walk
Take a walk with one of our Yorta Yorta guides along the Yamyabuc Trail. Take in their cultural knowledge of the land, plants and animals. Enjoy the sights and sounds of Barmah National Park.
Kingfisher Cruises
Experience the Murray River from a different perspective. Take in the Yorta Yorta peoples past present and future onboard the Kingfisher River Cruise. Get back to nature with us. The Kingfisher River Cruise offers the sights and sounds of the Forrest, Lakes and River in a peaceful and natural way. See the living Murray, along with the beautiful Barmah and Millewa Forests. Witness the abundant wildlife, who make these waterways and forests their home from the comfort of the Kingfisher River Cruiser. Our 90 minute cruise along the Murray River and into the Barmah Lakes is an experience to savor. Depending upon the season, the Forest, Lakes and River will supply a differing story, like the flow of the river and how it flows through the lakes. The seasonal behavior of the abundant water birds and animals of the River and Forest. It’s all here and it’s all for you to witness and enjoy on our Kingfisher River Cruise.
All bookings and details via the website at www.dharnyacentre.com.au
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Services include:-
- Hospitality – pub, general store
- Fuel available
- Caravan Park Accommodation
Barham
The twin towns of Barham (NSW) and Koondrook (Victoria), located on the mighty Murray River ooze charm and character galore and offer many choices for a day trip. Beyond the expected country hospitality and charm, the towns feature national parks, state forests, picturesque recreation areas and a scene of natural activities and boutique food, wine and cultural experiences.
Many activities here are based around the iconic Murray River including wetland cruises, fishing, bushwalking, boating and canoeing. Barham – Koondrook has a diverse and exciting range of eateries, a collection of individual country retail shops and niche farm gate experiences.
Explore the wide range of cycling and walking trails through the bush and pretty township, including the beautiful Barham Boardwalk.
For more information on Barham- Koondrook visit www.visitrivercountry.com.au
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Services include:
- Hospitality – bakery, pub, club
- Fuel
- Sporting – golf, lawn bowls
- Accommodation - Motel, Caravan Park
- Supermarket
Destination highlights
- Camping, Fishing, River Activities
- Koondrook Barham Redgum Statue River Walk
- Border Flywheelers Club Heritage Museum
- Barham Vines
Barham Visitor Information Centre located at Barham Newsagency, 36 Noorong St, Barham
Ph: 03 5453 2043
