Murray River Victoria
Forming the border with NSW, the Murray flows 2750 kilometres from its source high in the Snowy Mountains across Victoria, through South Australia to empty into the Southern Ocean at Lake Alexandrina, near Adelaide.

From Lake Hume through thriving river towns it flows; Albury on the border, Echuca, Euston and Swan Hill; Mildura and Wentworth and on to South Australia. Through rich farmlands and thirsty deserts; red gums and citrus trees; sandy beaches and sheer riverbanks; massive old wharfs and slim riverboat piers; trellised fields and salt flats; past billabongs and lakes it brings life to a dry land.

Ride a paddle steamer or a camel, hire a pushbike or a houseboat, fish the river or sail on it, tour a vineyard or a stately home, take a safari or a romantic dinner cruise, see the Alcheringa, the dancing Spanish stallions at Mildura or the old soldiers settlement at Broken Creek, taste the wine at Robinvale and the cheese at Strathmerton - but do it!