In 1962 Carlo Monichino, together with his wife planted a vineyard at Katunga, in the heart of the Goulburn Valley Region. Today their vineyard produces a low yield of high quality fruit. Grape varieties include Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon, Riesling, Orange Muscat, White Frontignac, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot and Shiraz.

Address:Morgans Mill Road,Strathmerton VIC 3641
Contact:Mr Graeme Padgett
Phone/Fax: 03 5868 2221 / 03 5868 2259
Activities Offered: Horse Trail Riding (E3)
Associated Venues: Barmah State Park

This 18 hole course is situated on 120 acres winding along the beautiful Broken Creek.
The mild climate all year round makes for healthy greens and fairways.
Ample water and experienced ground staff make for this to be an attractive track year round.
During Summer, the rough dries out somewhat and provides a great deal more run, this being a standard feature of North Victorian golf.

Victoria’s only fruit factory sales outlet offers!
Australia’s leading brands with 20-70% off normal retail prices
Easy ramp access, off-street car and coach parking
Air conditioned premises and comfortable restrooms
Good coffees and great food at Peaches licensed Café
Credit Card & EFTPOS facilities and Friendly staff!
Modern cash and carry premises
Open 7 days 9.00am-5.00pm
Except Christmas, Boxing Day, New Year's Day & Good Friday

The Big Strawberry and Scenic Drive Strawberry Farm is owned and operated by Michael and Lorraine Hayes and their son Darren. It is situated along Torgannah Road in Koonoomoo, which is about 6 km from Tocumwal. The business was first started in 1984 on 4 hectares, with only 1 acre being used for strawberries. The business now consists of 9 hectares with 7-8 acres being used for strawberries. There are a variety of berries being grown on the farm. The majority being grown is strawberries, but others such as raspberries, boysenberries and blackberries are also being grown.

On the banks of the Mighty Murray River.

Horse riding, Camping, Fishing, Boating, Bushwalking, Bird watching etc.
30 minutes drive from Echuca.

The largest River Red Gum forest in the world, with internationally significant Wetlands. Home to over 200 species of birds.
CENTRAL TO CLUBS and 7 TOP GOLF COURSES

Situated in the centre of ‘the food bowl of Australia’, the Cobram Barooga and district area is renowned for its magnificent climate and variety of available attractions and activities.

The Cobram Barooga area is the home to some of the most picturesque sections of Australia’s mightiest river, the Murray. Visitors are captivated by the lifestyle, with wide sandy beaches, towering gums and native bushland blending together to form a recipe for a unique holiday destination.

The natural environment allows for unparalleled wildlife tourism that covers the Murray River’s best sandy beaches, towering 500-year old Red Gums, native bushland, abundant bird life and Australia’s unique wildlife in their natural habitats.

Discover the region using bikes, boats and canoes or simply stroll through the bush and drop in a fishing line; experience other attractions with the helping hand of an expert guide including trail rides and river cruises are also available.

The twin towns of Cobram Barooga have plenty to keep the entire family occupied. Restaurants, wineries and the retail sector all satisfy the visitor with their diversity.

Echuca - Moama, the paddlesteamer capital of Australia is an ideal holiday destination, with excellent accommodation choices.

Just two and a half hours from Melbourne, it offers a host of things to enjoy.

Visit the Port of Echuca to discover the early history of the region when Echuca-Moama was a bustling riverport.

Experience the Murray River, the centrepiece of the towns. Travel in a paddlesteamer, hire a houseboat, go fishing, canoeing or waterskiing. You can also use Echuca-Moama as your base to explore nearby towns, magnificent red gum forests, wetlands and fauna parks.

You'll be delighted with the variety of shops, restaurants, cafes and accommodation available. Echuca-Moama enjoys a wonderful climate, perfect for holidays - whatever the season.

Located only two hours north of Melbourne, the area features magnificent food and wine, glorious weather and all the attractions and activities you could imagine in a regional city.

The region has an international reputation for quality fresh and processed fruit and dairy products. The irrigation channels that criss-cross the region and the neat rows of fruit trees - bare in winter, blossoming in spring and bearing fruit in summer - provide just some of the contrasts of the region.

A number of Australia's largest food processing companies have their home in the Greater Shepparton area.

Early settlers discovered that the Goulburn and Murray Valley soils were ideal for not just stone fruit but also for the fruit of the vine, and established some of Victoria's - and Australia's - oldest and best wineries.

Many wineries can be found within an hour's drive of Shepparton, offering visitors the chance to sample an extraordinary range of excellent wines.

Restaurants abound throughout the region, offering an international taste experience to suit all palates.

Endless hours of fishing, boating, and other water activities are offered by the Goulburn, Broken and Murray Rivers and the Waranga Basin located between Tatura and Rushworth. The wetlands of the region are home to an abundance of flora and fauna and the magnificent red gums of the Barmah Forest hark back to the time when nature reigned supreme.

Visit historic towns to see the evolution of the region from the days of the early settlers to the dynamic City of Greater Shepparton of today.

Studios and galleries offer artworks for the discerning buyer and shopping in Shepparton is not to be missed.

All this can be experienced in a climate offering warm summers ideal for the outdoors and winters perfect for that indoor indulgence within an easy drive from Melbourne.

Numurkah is a very special unspoilt country town. Approximately two and a half hours drive north of Melbourne, Numurkah is ideally located for the weekend getaway or extended stay.

Known as the southern gateway to the Murray River. Numurkah and district are part of Sun Country on the Murray, This area enjoys one of the finest temperature climates Australia has to offer.

The Rural City of Wangaratta is located in Victoria, Australia and lies 235 kilometres north east of the capital city of Melbourne and 647km south of Sydney, New South Wales.

Tocumwal is located 257kms from Melbourne on the New South Wales border, is the first stop on one of Australia's major inland routes, the Newell Highway.

The history of tourism in the region goes back over 100 years, with visitors attracted to the magnificent sandy beaches, with 24 located within 5 minutes East and West of Tocumwal, all surrounded by some of the most impressive Red Gum Forests on the Murray.

Renowned for its wonderful climate, this picturesque piece of regional Victoria and New South Wales is an "Inland Aquatic Paradise" for visitors to take some time to enjoy some stunning scenery, lose yourself in the serene surrounds of the forest, Lake Mulwala and of course the mighty Murray River.

If you love life by the water you’ll love

Yarrawonga/Mulwala

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