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The Mildura region is renowned for its big skies, rich earth and welcoming locals. Experience respected wine and bountiful local produce that is chosen in the preparation of great food served up at quality restaurants and available at markets, eateries and cellar doors. Discover breathtaking natural beauty, Mediterranean climate and fascinating local histories, stay overnight in comfortable accommodation at pubs, resorts, golf clubs and historic hotels. All of this is located near the region’s life source - the wide, ceaselessly flowing Murray. It starts with the river.There is so much to do in Mildura and so easy to get there. Dine at award winning Stefano’s Restaurant, take a Paddlesteamer Cruise, dine over looking the Murray River at Trentham Estate, attend one of the fantastic events, meet the producer at the Farmers’ Market, explore World Heritage Listed Mungo National Park and enjoy the beautiful weather. Plus there is heaps more to do……………….
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  1. 12 MARIA FENNER
    Aug 2nd, 2008 at 8:43 pm

    Mildura looks like a jewel in the crown of Australia with its orange orchards and green vineyards. A boat trip along the Murray river, a walk in the botanical gardens with the multi-coloured beds of roses are attractions out of this world that left me spell bound.
    One can easily fall in love with this sleepy, attractive and warm town.
    Mildura, here we come!

  2. 11 Loreto
    Aug 2nd, 2008 at 6:57 pm

    Wineries, Redcliff historical steam train ride, PS Melbourne Paddle Steamer with steam boiler. Stephano’s Mallee Lamb meals. Beautiful weather

  3. 10 H. James
    Jul 22nd, 2008 at 3:39 pm

    Great weather, good food, wonderful sights and the mighty Murray.

  4. 9 Vivienne
    Jul 11th, 2008 at 11:19 pm

    A hot air balloon tip over Mildura is fantastic. The silence while floating along is amazing. Great to wave to the people below too. A really memorable flight.

  5. 8 Julie Fowkes
    Jul 9th, 2008 at 1:21 pm

    Who could not love Mildura? So much to do, so much to see. Perfect weather. As a family holiday I could not have wished for more. The nine hour drive was well worth it and we’ll be returning again soon.

  6. 7 salli fox
    Jul 9th, 2008 at 1:12 pm

    Sunraysia Golf Range
    Golf Driving Range, retail golf shop and licenced coffee lounge located on Ontario Avenue in Mildura. Heaps of fun for the family when on holidays or for any golfer of any ability. Has a massive synthetic putting green and grass tee. Undercover bays. The retail golf shop is the House of Golf and is huge.

  7. 6 Jemma Wake
    Jun 26th, 2008 at 7:41 pm

    Take a trip on the Paddle Vessel Rothbury to to elegant Trentham Estate Winery for tastings of local wines and BBQ lunch over looking the beautiful Murray River. Another relaxing idea is evening Dinner Cruise onboard the Rothbury to make your loved one feel special, or for something more simple, relax on Paddlesteamer Melbourne, marvling at the mystery of Lock 11.
    Snakes and Laders is also a must see for kids, big and small!

  8. 5 Ashton McKenzie
    Jun 20th, 2008 at 1:08 pm

    Take a trip on the Paddlesteamer Melbourne, through Lock 11.
    Cruise upstream on the Paddle Vessel Rothbury to Trentham Estate Winery for a tour and tastings and BBQ lunch, or an evening Dinner Cruise onboard the Rothbury at night is just magical!
    Woodies Gem Shop is also a must see!

  9. 4 Dean Waddell
    Jun 12th, 2008 at 2:39 pm

    fishing and camping on the murray river

  10. 3 megan edwards
    Jun 12th, 2008 at 11:26 am

    There is a wonderful diversity of things to see and do in Mildura from National Parks in the Mallee and on the Murray River to the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the township of Mildura. We particularly enjoyed camping on the river, and the Mildura Discovery Tour which took us to local farms and the place where thay make pink salt.

  11. 2 Maree Moore
    Jun 10th, 2008 at 2:43 pm

    Discover Mildura Tour
    The best personalised day tour, a great way to see Mildura and surrounding areas, let Alison or Phil do all the work, entertain and show you a unique area.

  12. 1 mario
    Jun 6th, 2008 at 9:18 pm

    apart From stefanano’s restaurant which needs months to book, all that is mentionned in this article is actually in NSW.
    The river belongs to NSW, as is Trentham Estate, Mungo National Park, the Botanical Gardens,etc..
    Whilst speaking about NSw attractions, she forgot to mention Orange world, a unique attraction . So, why throw a few attractions and forget the best!
    RACV as I was told is Victorian, why is this article nearly all NSW?
    Perhaps, mention Sunraysia…