Experience the idyllic waterways North of the Murray. Lake Mulwala is an unforgettable sight with its majestic and ghostly river red gums and offers a range of activities for visitors and locals alike. Water-based activities are a focal point of the bustling country town of Mulwala, located three hours from Melbourne. Enjoy popular activities including boating, waterskiing, kayaking, windsurfing and stand-up paddleboarding. They offer lessons for beginners and competitions for experts. Board a paddle steamer cruise or try out a barbeque boat with friends and family. Book a guided fishing tour with experts or set up camp along the banks with your fishing gear to catch the famed Murray Cod. Both sides of the lake have attractive foreshores that provide a year-round recreation area, including picnic and barbecue facilities, walking tracks, waterslides, playgrounds, a skate park, swimming pools and a splash park. There's more to life – and more to discover – on the waterways North of the Murray. For the keen angler, species found in the area include Murray Cod, Trout Cod, Golden Perch (Yellow Belly), Silver Perch, and Murray Crayfish. For recreational fishing in the Murray River, a NSW recreational fishing licence is required. Please visit the Service NSW website for further information.

Sculpted by local artist Andrew Whitehead of Urana, this piece was the first commissioned by the Federation Council. This interactive artwork doubles as a bicycle rack on the shores of Lake Mulwala, at Digger Loughnan Fishing Jetty. Many of Andrew Whitehead's masterful sculptures can be found North of the Murray. Other towns North of the Murray showcase his work, including Urana, Morundah, Boree Creek and Lowesdale.

With our fully completed 18 hole course now open for play, golfers visiting this part of the Murray, will be able to enjoy the efforts put in by course Architects Peter Thomson, Ross Perrett and their brilliant design team.

The Black Bull Pro-shop offers a wide variety of merchandise to service all your golfing needs. Members and Visitors to the Black Bull Pro-shop will have all their golfing needs serviced by the well known McCully family of Yarrawonga.

At the Black Bull Pro-shop we know the importance of fitting Golfers with the right equipment. We also have a well stocked 19th hole for after Golf.

With our fully completed 18 hole course now open for play, golfers visiting this part of the Murray, will be able to enjoy the efforts put in by course Architects Peter Thomson, Ross Perrett and their brilliant design team.

These exquisitely landscaped holes which are wrapped around the waters of Lake Mulwala have been designed to excite the imagination and test players of all levels, from the Pro to the novice alike.

Set amid 400 acres of stunning Australian paradise, on the banks of iconic Lake Mulwala in Yarrawonga is Black Bull 18-hole Championship Golf Course designed by course Architects Peter Thomson, Ross Perrett. This par 72 course has beautifully conditioned playing surfaces coupled with interesting strategic holes, making a round here a memorable experience. With rolling fairways, large well bunkered greens and natural watercourses, this expertly designed course will challenge and excite all golfers. Come and visit Charlie - Dare to challenge the famous Black Bull. Voted in the Top 100 golf courses in Australia by Golfers Digest, it’s no wonder it is regarded as a No1 golf course in the Murray region and must play! Black Bull Golf Course is located within the multi-award winning Silverwoods Resort which also includes the luxury boutique Sebel Yarrawonga hotel – all part of a multi-million dollar recreational and lifestyle hub. Professionals James and Glenn McCully at Black Bull Golf Club have a combined 60 years of coaching experience, providing tips and advice to all golfers, from the raw beginner to the tour professional get the best out of their game. For all golfers out there, the Black Bull Golf Course is a must play and The Sebel Yarrawonga caters for everyone from small to very large groups for the ultimate play and stay getaway!

Nature • History • Tourism • Agriculture

 Alexander & Ann Sloane have drawn upon the extensive archival, natural and historic assets of their family property to offer tours, audio-visual products, and books. Savernake Station is a working historic pastoral property, 20 minutes north of Lake Mulwala, on the Murray River at Yarrawonga.  The central natural box/pine woodland is highly biodiverse, offering wonderful opportunities to explore an untouched species-rich environment.  Our current bird species count is 132.  Marsupials are frequently sighted, plus many more species.  The Heritage listed Homestead features 23 rooms of authentic family displays, depicting the story of the Station from pioneering days.  The tour guide provides a full commentary throughout.  BYO food and drink (hot water provided).  Indigenous cultural sites offer special insights into the pre-European history, including nearby Boat Rock reserve.  The unique 1912 working woolshed and outbuildings are the centre of our agricultural enterprises.

Day Tour

Forest Tours offers guided tours on foot only. Participants are encouraged to bring a camera, binoculars, sturdy footwear, long trousers, and insect repellent, as well as their own food and drink. The tours adhere to the Minimal Impact Bushwalking Code. Directions and meeting points are provided upon booking. All tours are fully guided and cater to groups ranging from two to 30 people.

Price range is per person per hour, depending on group size and discounts. Details provided when booking. Catering: (cuppa / light luncheon) available by prior arrangement.

We recommend that visitors do not navigate to our property by SatNav, which has resulted in people being lost.  We provide clear directions to visitors by text or email, after their tour time and date has been confirmed.

This incredible slice of Mexico is just a few hours north of Melbourne in sunny Strathmerton. A self-guided tour of Cactus Country will take you

Immerse yourself in the surreal beauty of Cactus Country, a unique outdoor attraction that transports you straight to the deserts of Mexico, right in the heart of Victoria, Australia. This expansive cactus garden, the largest in Australia, spans nearly five hectares and is home to over 10,000 cacti and succulents from around the globe. Located in Strathmerton, three hours north of Melbourne, Cactus Country offers a captivating blend of diverse landscapes under vast blue skies. Navigate through eight themed trails such as The Andes Walk, The Valley of the Giants, and The Arizona Walk, each filled with an array of prickly residents from countries like Mexico, Argentina, and the USA. Photography enthusiasts will find endless inspiration in the garden's unique shapes and vibrant blooms, while foodies can enjoy authentic Mexican flavours at the on-site restaurant. Try their cactus cake made from Peruvian apple, the fruit of the cereus, or kick back with a margarita or a cold Mexican watermelon soda in the sunny adobe courtyard. Cactus Country is a pet-friendly destination, so feel free to bring along your furry friends (on a lead, of course). And before you leave, don't forget to pick up a few cacti from their nursery as a perfect memento of your visit.

Family-owned Fishing, Camping, Boating & 4x4 Accessories store. Brands Include – Ironman, Darche, GME, Engel, Shimano, OZ Trail, Companion, Dometic, Hunters Element, Swanndri, Ledlenser and more.

Head to Purtle Park Adventure Playground on the banks of Lake Mulwala for an outing the whole family can enjoy. This family-friendly park contains a free-standing all-abilities play system with attractive modern designs, overlooking the water. The park encourages risk-taking and problem solving for older children, with sky cabins and swaying walkways 5 metres above the ground. Officially opened in December 2020, a toddler play area, fenced play area, water and vertical play areas, a basket swing, the pelican nest and a flying fox are among the many fun attractions to be found at the park. Pack a picnic, make use of the undercover barbecue facilities, or make the short walk to one of the delicious bakeries or cafes found North of the Murray. This is where there's more to life.

Barmah National Park, together with the adjoining Millewa forest in New South Wales, forms the largest River Red Gum forest in the world.

Explore the park via the walking trails through the forests and along the waterways, following pleasant winding creeks and the Murray River. Visitors can see remnants of the long heritage and use of this landscape by the Traditional Owners in the various oven mounds used for cooking. These are found along the Lakes Loop Track and Broken Creek Loop Track. The waters of this park are popular for fishing, swimming, boating and canoeing. Visitors can choose from one of the many camping areas along the river within the Dungalla (Murray River) zone of the park. Lakes Loop: 4.5 kilometres, two hours. Broken Creek Walk: 7.5 kilometres, 3.5 hours. Parks Victoria respects the deep and continuing connection that Yorta Yorta Traditional Owners have to Barmah National Park, and we recognise their ongoing role in caring for Country. We’re proud to be working with Yorta Yorta Nations Aboriginal Corporation as joint management partners in this Aboriginal cultural landscape. Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. Before your visit, please check the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website for updated changes of conditions and familiarise yourself with important bushfire safety information to ensure your experience is safe and enjoyable. For information about fires, Fire Danger Ratings and Total Fire Bans visit www.emergency.vic.gov.au

Mulwala, the Bpangerang name for a White Bellied Sea Eagle, can be seen in the mural, as depicted by the late Uncle Freddie Dowling.

By the Banks by Street Artist Samuel Hall. Covering two sides of the Apex Park public toilet block the mural tells the historic story of the Mulwala area. The Mural design incorporates Mary Jane Rose, Mulwalas Grandmother. Mary was the local nurse and midwife, often walking to towns surrounding Mulwala to deliver babies for many locals. As the local nurse, Mary cared for the sick throughout the region before a doctor settled in Yarrawonga. Over three generations of families benefited from Mary's kindness, strength, and care. Mulwala is the Bpangerang name for a White Bellied Sea Eagle, which can be seen in the mural, as depicted by the late Uncle Freddie Dowling, which was frequently sighted at Mulwala but is now an endangered species. The eagle symbolizes the links to the local traditional owners of the land, connecting the strength of the community and kindness. Mary represents the local township of Mulwala today. Symbolic and flora features are carried throughout the design to encompass past and present flowers and plants used in traditional Bpangerang medicine and cuisine that can still be found throughout the region today.

A few minutes' drive from the centre of town, Thompson's Beach is located in an idyllic setting and is a lovely spot to soak up

Voted Australia's 12th best beach in 2012, Thompson's Beach is a Murray River highlight. Towering river red gums, a white sandy beach and evening floodlights make this the perfect spot to relax and hang out with friends and family from dawn till after dusk. Families, anglers and kayakers mingle along this long, gentle bend in the river. On the eastern edge of Cobram, and just a couple of minutes' drive from Barooga, the largest inland beach in the Southern Hemisphere is set in a beautiful location on the Murray River. Thompson's Beach has electric barbecues, a playground, and hosts plenty of activities like swimming, trail walking, beach cricket, volleyball, canoeing and fishing. If you are feeling extra fancy, you can even dine at the popular Beach cafe. Despite its popularity, Thompson's Beach is large enough to never feel crowded. Whether you are a local or a visitor, you will have plenty of room to spread out and enjoy your river beach experience.

Kyffins Reserve offers over one kilometre of shoreline and bush camping and walking tracks, on the banks of Lake Mulwala. Located approximately four kilometres east of the Mulwala township, on Lake Mulwala with access via Corowa Road. There is also a three kilometre walking track, beginning from Owen Bridge Reserve, hugging Lake Mulwala. Kyffins Reserve is a popular spot for fishing. There are no facilities available, but camping is free. The original Corowa/Mulwala road had to be deviated due to the full storage level of the Weir. For fear of flooding Mulwala to Yarrawonga was also listed to be re-aligned. Kiffins Reserve was named when part of Arthur Kiffins farm was resumed to build the new road which is now Spring Drive. Arthur Powell Kyffin was the first to enlist from the Yarrawonga Mulwala District in World War 1. He signed his Enlistment papers in Wangaratta 18th August 1914 No 356.

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We are the largest Australian public access golf course, located on the border of NSW and Victoria. It has 45 holes of some the finest golf in Australia, winning rave reviews for its inspired design of the club’s three courses, their immaculate condition and the quite extraordinary range of play for novices, casual and championship players.

Experience the best of golf resorts in Victoria. If you are looking for one of the finest golf resorts in NSW or Victoria, you must consider the three courses at Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort. Golf courses at this resort are beautifully manicured, well-maintained, and set against a backdrop of beautiful natural landscape. Rated a ‘top 100’ public course, our resort allows every golfer to experience a range of different challenges as they explore all 45 holes.

Our full service makes us more than a golf club, we are one of the most exceptional Victorian golf resorts along the Murray River, featuring everything needed to keep you entertained. Including movie theatre, tennis, swimming, massage, croquet, lawn bowls, a kids’ activity area, and much more. A perfect getaway spot with something for everyone.

Explore the stunning outdoors North of the Murray. Gorman Park in Mulwala boasts 110 acres of beautiful natural bushland on the banks of the Murray river, New South Wales. A community group named the Grove Trustees, now called Alexandra Park Club, purchased the 110 acres of river frontage that was to become Gorman Park in 1925. In 2014, walking and cycling trails were completed and were named in honour of key local residents. A popular stop to see local bird life and often a kangaroo, picnic or exercise on the public exercise equipment.

An independent Fishing and Outdoor store on the shores of Lake Mulwala.

An independent Fishing and Outdoor store on the shores of Lake Mulwala. Priding themselves on giving their customers the best local advice when it comes to fishing and boating on the lake, they also keep up to date with the current water levels and conditions and offer information on the best camping spots on the lake or on the banks of the Murray River. Offering guided fishing and boating tours on the lake at certain times of the year.

Nestled along the tranquil banks of Bullanginya Lagoon in Barooga, NSW, ‘Bullanginya Dreaming’ promises an unforgettable journey through the Indigenous history of the region. This immersive experience, featuring a mesmerizing laser light show, beautifully blends Bangerang Indigenous insights with the elemental forces of light, water, and fire, creating a captivating spectacle that transcends time. More than just a visual feast, Bullanginya Dreaming is deeply rooted in community involvement and cultural empowerment, aiming to strengthen the bond between the local community and its Indigenous heritage.

The Luna Light Journey produced by LASERVISION consists of 12 Activations, each intricately designed to embody and convey distinct stories and beliefs. At Bullanginya Dreaming, we’re committed to crafting an enriching sensory experience that fosters a deeper connection between the Cobram Barooga Community and the vibrant Indigenous culture woven into the fabric of the region. Through collaborative artistic endeavors with Bangerang creatives, our installations celebrate the intersection of art, community, and culture, inviting visitors to explore and engage with Indigenous history and traditions.

Visitors traverse a 1.8 km immersive night-time walking track, encountering 12 unique activations that tell distinct stories. We recommend allowing 4-5 minutes per activation to fully experience each cycle, making the total journey approximately 60-90 minutes. These captivating installations not only engage the senses but also educate about the significance of local flora and fauna, the profound connection to the land, and the enduring Indigenous legacy. With artful storytelling and multimedia presentations, Bullanginya Dreaming showcases the rich stories, perspectives, and ties to the land inherent in Indigenous identity and culture, fostering a deeper appreciation and understanding for all who venture into this magical realm.

Max Kirwan Waterski Park - Hire your own private lake! The Max Kirwan Waterski Park is a state-of-the-art facility that hosts State, National and World Championships, And it's available to members to book – bring their boat and have perfect conditions all to themselves. Enjoy being on the water and having it to yourself. Book the lake for yourself and your family and say goodbye to the busy waterways and other peoples wake. Max Kirwan Ski Park is conveniently located only five minutes from Mulwala on a sealed road. With plenty of free parking, plenty of shade and assorted grandstands for excellent viewing. Max Kirwan Ski Park upgrades have meant the club is continually attracting local, state, national and international competition to its world-class facility. Book it today and come experience it for yourself.