Tourist Information

The Barooga-Cobram region is situated in the heart of some of Australia's finest agricultural land and is a leading Australian producer of fruit and milk. The area is renowned for its superb climate and the diversity of attractions and activities available.

Cobram Barooga is home to some of the most picturesque areas of Australia's greatest river, the mighty Murray River. Opportunities for camping, water sports, fishing, bushwalking and all manner of other activates, a wide choice of excellent accommodation and top class sporting facilities assure you of an unforgettable holiday experience.

The natural environment makes possible an unequalled wildlife tourism experience that covers wide sandy beaches, towering 500 year old Red Gums, native bushland, abundant birdlife and Australia's unique wildlife in their natural habitats. You can enjoy discovering the area by yourself (houseboats, boats, bikes and canoes are available for hire) or you can take your choice of numerous expertly guided tours, cruises and trail rides.

Wineries, art and craft galleries, museums, farms, parks and gardens, markets and retail facilities in the area offer plentiful opportunities for those seeking less strenuous holiday activities. Cobram also offers an Internet Café if you can't stay away from your email and the Web.

This area of the Murray River offers plentiful accommodation ranges from motels and self-contained units to caravan parks and camping grounds, ensuring there is something to meet everybody's needs.

Hiring a house boat to cruise the Murray River is also an excellent holiday alternative.

For more tourist information a kiosk is installed in the foyer of "the Sporties" for the convenience of members and visitors.

Or you can contact the friendly staff at the Tourist Information Centres to the right who are always willing to offer information and advice on the many tourism attractions of the Cobram Barooga area on the Murray River.