Welcome to one of the world's greatest river systems - Australia's iconic and spectacular Murray River and Mallee.

Murray River Houseboats

Experience the Murray's tranquil water with a great houseboat break. There are houseboats for all budgets

Murray River Accommodation

The Murray Tri-State Border Region is being considered as one of Australia's great National Landscapes

Canoeing & Kayaking

Explore the Murray on a canoe and kayak. Some regions have specific trails to explore. Discover river backwaters, wrecks and absolute pristine river landscapes and wildlife.

Kids and family Fun

Once you get into the Murray region you'll find some of the best valued family friendly holiday experiences. There's loads of things to see, touch, learn and explore for the whole family and budget.

Heritage Paddle Steamers

Imagine cruising along the Murray on a 100 year old paddle steamer. The rhythm of the Murray is perfect way to explore its riverscapes and reconnect to days gone-by.

Murray River Cruises

Exploring the Murray can be a great way to connect with its soul. Cruises can be long overnight journeys or 2 hour backwater eco tours.

Explore the Mallee

The Mallee is one of Australia's best kept secrets. Trees can survive for over 1000 years in their semi-arid landscape and home to the unique Mallee Fowl and great Aussie communities.

History and Heritage

The Murray Mallee region offers some of Australia's best history and heritage. Our country's Federation, irrigation pioneers, paddle steamers and other great Australian stories.

Australian's and visitors simply find Murray's natural beauty and hidden charm alluring. There's something incredibly special about the Murray that just connects with you.

This truly iconic Australian region has natural wonders and welcoming communities that will ensure your trip is both memorable and special.

The Murray Mallee is blessed with diverse and contrasting Australian landscapes, wildlife and locals. You'll experience one of our greatest road journeys as this natural river road winds 2,530 kilometres through five contrasting landscapes of south-eastern Australia.

The Murray River begins as a small stream in the Australian Alps. It meanders and carves steep river banks to the Mallee, where it touches the Australian desert and our great outback region. You'll discover unique Aboriginal culture that reveals the story of mankind and ancient fossilised limestone cliffs before it finally enters the Southern Ocean at Goolwa.

If you truly love unique experiences or are looking to unwind, the Murray offers you every possible opportunity to explore, reconnect and simply relax. Here's your chance to immerse yourself in the soul, spirit and flavour of our greatest river, the Murray.