Riverland

Cruise among great little riverside towns in your own floating home on a Murray River holiday. The Riverland is a couple of hours from Adelaide. There''s a good reason why nearly half of South Australia''s wine grapes (and 90 per cent of our oranges, stone fruits and nuts) are grown in the Riverland. It''s all the sunshine… Banrock Station Wine and Wetland Centre: The centre has rejuvenated the surrounding wetlands to attract birds. There are pelicans, black swans, blue-winged shovelers and rare white-eyed ducks for you to see. Take a walk on the boardwalk around the wetlands. Relax on the

Loxton Historical Village

The Loxton Historical Village has an aura of old world charm. When entering the village you will feel like you have been transported back to the late 1890''s when the Loxton Township was just being developed. Foundations for the Loxton Historical Village were laid in 1970 when Loxton National Trust branch built a pug and pine replica of ''Loxton''s Hut'' - there are now over 45 fully furnished buildings and sites depicting and preserving the history and way of life of early Riverland settlers. Several buildings are home to the 1956 Murray River Flood exhibition, an amazing collection of photos

Salena Estate Wines

Salena Estate is a family-owned company making premium wines that redefine the standards for quality and value. Based in a South Australian viticultural region that is envied for its abundant sunshine, Salena Estate''s owner. Bob Franchitto, is single-mindedly focused on achieving exceptional varietal flavour and character in his wines. This winemaking philosophy has borne results; with every wine the company has produced having been awarded at least one medal at an Australian or International wine show. Since its first vintage in 1998, Salena Estate has harvested a total of two Trophies, fourteen Gold medals, twenty-nine Silvers and over one hundred

Renmark Club

The Award Winning Renmark Club overlooks the magnificent River Murray and is a fully licensed venue with a large attractive indoor dining room and function centre, alfresco balcony, excellent bar facilities and a separate gaming room. While the club boasts a relaxed atmosphere, it is both classy and highly functional, making it ideal for hosting events of varying sizes. Live entertainment is provided on a regular basis and further adds to the great atmosphere. The Cafe Club provide traditional favourites with a fresh salad bar (incorporating local produce) and tantalising light lunch options, with regular themes and daily specials. Light

Oak Works

Oak Works Winery specialises in premium red table wines, it is situated in Renmark West and has only been in production since 2002. Unlike other smaller wineries Oak Works has no vineyard of its own. It personally hand selects suitable vineyard plots. Oak Works owners collectively have some 35 years of wine industry experience and through their passion concentrate on producing niche varietals of outstanding quality. All wines are matured in Oak for at least 16-22 months prior to bottling. These wines are designed for the consumers who know and appreciate their product. Some bottled releases are very limited. Please

Danggali Wilderness Protection Area and Conservation Park

Danggali Wilderness Protection Area and Conservation Park is situated 90 kilometres north of Renmark, in the northern half of the Murray Basin adjacent to the New South Wales border. The park is known for its vastness and wilderness appeal and is dominated by Mallee scrubland. In 1977 the park was classified as Australia's first Biosphere Reserve under UNESCO's 'Man and the Biosphere Program'. The Danggali provides visitors with opportunities to enjoy remote area camping, interesting bird watching and the chance to explore relics of pastoral history.

Cobdogla Irrigation And Steam Museum

The Cobdogla Irrigation and Steam Museum was originally built as the pumping station for the district''s vineyards and horticultural crops As a major contribution to South Australia''s Jubilee 150 year, the then Engineering and Water Supply Department, (now SA Water) refurbished one of the world famous Humphrey Pumps and the Pumping Station grounds to form the Cobdogla Irrigation and Steam Museum. On the fully accredited railway, both steam and diesel locomotives pull the train on a 30 minute trip through the museum grounds along the channel and out through the vineyards, while elsewhere in the museum you may see a