Surrounding Towns

Set on the banks of the Murray River just minutes from Mildura, Merbein is a welcoming town known for its scenic views, rich agricultural history and creative spirit. Explore its natural surrounds, from riverside trails to open bushland, or discover local flavour through fresh produce, award‑winning wines and a strong sense of community that shapes everyday life.

Located just minutes from Mildura, Irymple and Nichols Point are neighbouring communities shaped by fertile landscapes, rich history and a strong local identity. Surrounded by vineyards, wetlands and river country, they offer a relaxed regional lifestyle with plenty to explore – from natural reserves and heritage sites to cellar doors and welcoming local cafés.

Set just off the Calder Highway, Red Cliffs is a vibrant country town known for its striking riverfront cliffs, rich history and laid‑back charm. Framed by the Murray River and jacaranda‑lined streets in spring, it’s a place defined by community, local flavour and stories that run deep.

Situated in the south‑west of Mildura, Murrayville is one of the furthest points you can travel to in our region. Defined by wide skies, desert landscapes and a quiet sense of discovery, it sits between the Big Desert Wilderness Park and Murray‑Sunset National Park, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and pioneer history shaped by the journey itself.

In between Mildura and Renmark, Cullulleraine is perfect for recreational fishing, swimming, sailing, canoeing and kayaking. Take the time to explore Lake Cullulleraine’s natural landscape, with walking trails around the lake that are suitable for birdwatching and spotting local native wildlife.

Situated south of Mildura along the Murray River, Nangiloc and Colignan offer a peaceful riverside escape shaped by vineyards, bushland and wide‑open skies. Spend your time fishing, exploring sandy riverbanks or venturing into nearby Hattah‑Kulkyne National Park, where red gum forests and abundant birdlife bring the landscape to life.

Located west of Mildura in the heart of the Millewa, Werrimull is a small outback town known for its big skies, red dirt landscapes and strong sense of character. Explore colourful silo art, local history and nearby heritage sites, or simply take in the quiet beauty of a place where community and landscape go hand in hand.

Set along the Mallee Highway between Ouyen and Underbool, Walpeup is a small town known for its quiet charm, rich history and striking silo art. From memorial gardens and heritage sites to surrounding bushland reserves, it’s a stop where stories, landscape and a touch of unexpected colour come together along the Mallee Track.

Located along the Mallee Highway, Underbool is a small outback town known as the gateway to the Pink Lakes and Murray‑Sunset National Park. From shimmering salt lakes and wide‑open landscapes to local history and community stops, it’s a place where nature takes centre stage and the journey leads to something truly unique.

Just across the Murray River from Mildura, Buronga and Mourquong offer an easy riverside escape shaped by orchards, open landscapes and a relaxed local pace. From nature play spaces and handcrafted experiences to gardens, produce and scenic riverfronts, this is a place where everyday moments and local flavour come together just minutes from the city.

Set just across the Murray River from Mildura, Gol Gol is a relaxed riverside village known for its easy pace, scenic views and strong local feel. From time on the water and cultural sites to cafés, fresh produce and family‑friendly spaces, it’s a place where river life and everyday moments come together.

A scenic stretch of the Murray River, Trentham Cliffs and Monak deliver a relaxed mix of flavour, landscape and discovery. From cellar doors to bushland trails, it’s a place where the experience unfolds slowly and the setting does the talking.

Framed by the Murray River and productive farmland, Dareton and Coomealla offer a relaxed mix of local character, outdoor recreation and agricultural heritage. Explore riverside spaces, thriving gardens and the landscapes that have shaped these communities for generations.

Where the Murray and Darling rivers converge, Wentworth is a town shaped by water, history and wide-open landscapes. From ancient sand dunes and heritage landmarks to river adventures and world-class light installations, it’s a place where every bend reveals another story waiting to be discovered.

A beautiful historic village on the banks of the Darling River, Pooncarie offers a classic outback escape shaped by river heritage, wide-open landscapes and a relaxed country pace. From quirky landmarks and riverside parks to nearby national parks and unforgettable road trip adventures, it’s a place where local character and natural wonders come together just beyond Mildura.