Sun Country Day Trips

Nature At Its Best

Yarrawonga Mulwala is nature at its best offering activities such as bush walking, exploring the Murray River or Lake Mulwala in kayaks or canoes, bike riding, and exploring flora and fauna in the region.

Treasure Trail

For those who are always searching for a local treasure or unique find, there are art galleries, genealogical societies, regional historic societies and interesting, unique museums to discover.

Visit Tocumwal, only a forty-minute drive from Yarrawonga, to see Chrysties Museum - a life time collection of old logging trucks, working vintage cars, farming equipment, classic caravans, and more, set on 1.8 hectares. The museum is an enthralling wonderland emblematic of a bygone era.

Byramine Homestead, which was established in 1842, is National Trust classified ‘A’ and is definitely a priceless treasure as are the collectables there.

There are so many other places to visit, so be sure to grab a brochure from the visitor information centre.

Silo Art Trail

Experience rural villages and take a drive to see the North East Victoria Silo Art Trail. Pack a picnic or have lunch at one of the rural pubs along the route. A great day out for the family. Download the silo art map at: www.yarrawongamulwala.com.au

Nathalia Barmah

Set on Broken Creek, Nathalia is welcoming and charming with historic buildings, local galleries and exhibitions. Meander along the main street where you’ll find eateries and specialty stores.

You can also enjoy half-day trips to some of the wineries in the region or take a day trip to the Barmah National Park, located between the towns of Barmah and Strathmerton. Visitors to the park are advised to check access and conditions ahead of travel.

The Barmah Forest Heritage and Educational Centre is located on Blake Street, Nathalia, and provides visitors with the chance to discover and explore the colorful history of the Barmah National Park. A must-see before you venture on to the Barmah National Park!

NUMURKAH

Numurkah is a foodie’s paradise with locally made wines, handmade cheeses, cold pressed olive oil, organic honey and almonds.

Explore the main street where you will find specialty shops, antiques and bric-a-brac, great country pubs and bakeries, manicured parks and gardens, and historical buildings.

Enjoy nature and wildlife spotting in the surrounding wetlands and forests at the Kinnaird’s Wetlands. Stop by Cactus Country, the Golf & Bowls Club and Riverland Skatepark at Boulevard Park.

Bundalong

Bundalong is a quiet and friendly town fifteen minutes east of Yarrawonga. A known fishing hot spot, popular for Murray Cod and other native fish species. The calm waters and interesting spots to explore are perfect for canoeing.

Tocumwal

Surrounded by a stunning red gum forest, the historic town of Tocumwal is renowned for fishing, camping, aerial adventures and relaxing by the river. With 24 riverside beaches close to town, you’ll find plenty of swimming, boating and watersport opportunities.

See the iconic seven metre-long Big Murray Cod landmark at the Tocumwal Foreshore Park, and experience the fascinating stories and heritage at the Aerodrome Museum and the Tocumwal Railway Heritage Museum.

Get outdoors and tee off on Tocumwal Golf Club’s 36-hole championship course or stretch your legs on a bushwalk.

Finley

Finley is an important service centre for the Berriquin Irrigation Area that surrounds it. Visit the Wheels of Prosperity display in town along with the Finley Railway Museum. Lake Finley offers many water sports and great picnic areas beside the lakes, lagoons and surrounding parklands.

Berrigan

With vast productive lands stretching for miles, Berrigan is a charming country town

Take the time to wander along the main street and read the interpretive plaques along the way revealing historical buildings like the old post office building, Federal Hotel and Memorial Hall.