Yarrawonga Mulwala Visitor Information Centre are your local experts and one-stop destination for advice on the region.

Whether you're planning a wedding, family reunion, car rally, conference, golf tour, or canoeing adventure, the team at the Yarrawonga Mulwala Visitor Information Centre is here to help. As locals, they understand the region inside out and can quickly narrow down your options to the must-see and must-do experiences.

They offer both online and in-person booking services, providing access to the widest range of accommodation and activities in the area — including boat cruises on the stunning Lake Mulwala. Best of all, you're always speaking with real people who genuinely care about making your visit exceptional.

The team is passionate about the region and eager to share their invaluable local knowledge to ensure you get the most from your stay — whether it's your first visit, your twentieth, or you're a local looking for something new.

Welcome North of the Murray, a place where there is more to discover and more to life. Renowned for its wonderful climate and the picturesque Lake Mulwala, this pocket of regional New South Wales is the perfect place to take some time out. Water-based activities are a focal point of the Mulwala township, but this country town is also busy with festivals and events, markets and live shows. As a real working town, Mulwala is also an easy place to connect with the local community and enjoy the simple pleasures of life. Wake up in the morning to a sunrise over Lake Mulwala, and enjoy a fresh breakfast made with real local ingredients. Take in a scenic lunchtime cruise on the glistening lake, try a hit of golf or even a lazy afternoon of shopping. This is where you can spend more quality time, away from the pace of modern life.

Welcome to the Victorian side of the Murray, where relaxed country living meets lakeside adventure. Framed by the expansive waters of Lake Mulwala and surrounded by open skies and warm sunshine, Yarrawonga is a destination made for slowing down and soaking it all in.

Best known for its strong connection to the lake, Yarrawonga offers endless opportunities to get out on the water, explore scenic walking paths or enjoy long, leisurely afternoons by the foreshore. The town is also alive with events, markets and community celebrations, giving visitors a genuine taste of regional hospitality and local life.

Start your day with a lakeside walk or a coffee in town, before heading out for boating, fishing or a round of golf. Spend the afternoon browsing local shops, enjoying a relaxed lunch or watching the sun shimmer across the water. In Yarrawonga, time stretches a little longer — inviting you to unwind, reconnect and enjoy the simple pleasures of a true lakeside escape.