Welcome to the Yarrawonga Mulwala Visitor Information Centre

Yarrawonga Mulwala's Visitor Information Centre has been on the North-East border for around 40 years now going back into the early to mid 1980's with Yarrawonga Mulwala Tourism Inc officially declared in 1986.
Since then, it has been the central hub for everything tourism across the twin towns with over 55,000 people coming through our doors each year.

Our knowledgeable team here can help you with anything from booking boat tours, finding you the perfect accommodation, getting you ready for the next big event in Yarrawonga and Mulwala, guiding you on the best places to eat and the best attractions to visit in the region.

Come in centre and browse through our large range of booklets and brochures from our local region as well as across the rest of Victoria and NSW. We also have a large range of maps both free and available for purchase, ranging from Murray Access Maps, Hema state Maps, local region Murry maps and of course our Free Yarrawonga Mulwala street map.

While you are here grab yourself the perfect souvenir to remember your time in our town. 

Olde Yarra Mine Shaft

Many older locals and visitors alike would remember the Olde Yarrawonga Mine display that was in the centre back in the 1990's. This incredible display was donated from his private collection by Yarrawonga local Dean Briggs. The display remained at the Information Centre for many years before it closure, then being stored safely by the shire. In 2018/2019 the Yarrawonga Historical Society took possession of the collection where it went on full display at the Pioneer Museum in Mulwala, where it still remains today. (Museum temporarily closed to public)