Top Things to do in Yarrawonga
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The 6 Best Free Things to do in Yarrawonga, Victoria
Discover the best top things to do in Yarrawonga, Australia including Yarrawonga Mulwala Visitor Information Centre, Rich Glen Olive Estate, Lake Mulwala, Chinamans Island, Yarrawonga Foreshore, Yarrawonga Weir.
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1. Yarrawonga Mulwala Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
Greetings! Welcome to the best one stop shop experience for information about our towns and region. Our doors are open daily from 9am to 4pm. Pop on a face mask and come see us for some inspiration on things to do, places to visit, planning a special event or travelling somewhere else. Are you planning a wedding, family reunion, an annual car or caravan rally that's eventful, a small or large conference, golfing tour, school camping or canoeing expedition? Let us know your brief. Being local with an extensive Tourism and Business network, we can simplify your search options. Our online and personal booking service provides the widest range of accommodation and tour options throughout Australia, including boat cruises on Lake Mulwala.
Reviewed By marshfish
In Yarrawonga for a week when the town is starting to deal with Regional Victorian visitors, this proved to be a necessary stop. Information was correct and delivered by a very accommodating lady
2. Rich Glen Olive Estate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 355 reviews
Rich Glen in Yarrawonga was established 22 years ago by the Vodusek family and is currently run by fifth generation farmers Ros, a trained chef, and Daimien, a butcher. The family farm is located in North East Victoria, a hidden gem located on the banks of the mighty Murray River surrounded by red gum forests, pristine inland beaches and rows of majestic olive trees. Rich Glen produces 150 extra virgin olive-oil based food and natural skin-care products on the farm and collaborates with regional farmers using as many “local" ingredients wherever possible. The Vodusek family loves to share their beautiful property with visitors so they can immerse themselves in a truly authentic hands-on farm experience of growing, harvesting and custom making their own artisan food and skin-care products. Rich Glen is open by appointment only for pre-booked tourism experiences.
3. Lake Mulwala
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By agsymons13011949 - Canowindra, Australia
We stayed at DC On The Lake Holiday Park at Lake Mulwala with the park adjacent to and overlooking the lake with great fishing and great views. The holiday park has good roomy caravan sites and mostly all new various accomodation options catering to adults and children alike. Shopping centre only a few kilometres away. Great place to visit and stay for your holiday.
4. Chinamans Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By J4674KVmaxg - Victoria, Australia
We went to check it out, excellent walking path all the way around. Probably about a 2 kilometer walk. Good wheelchair access. Trees and birds in abundance. Great photo opportunities.
5. Yarrawonga Foreshore
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Sharlsandco - Melbourne, Australia
Very clean and well kept foreshore with lots to do. A nice walk, reading the information boards, lots of places to sit and watch the activities on the lake, plenty of playgrounds along the foreshore for kids. There is also a farmers market once a month (last Sunday), which was well worth a visit.
6. Yarrawonga Weir
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Sharlsandco - Melbourne, Australia
excellent park, very green and lots of information about how the weir came to be with old photos of how it was built. Plenty of room, overlooks the Murray river, and it is awesome to walk across the weir wall and look at the spillways when they are open to allow water through. Great place to watch the sunset over the river. Plenty of animal life to see, from above there are turtles, pelicans, water birds and fish hovering about. Lots of birds as well in the trees.
