Murray river boathouse sightseeing tou
Sail from Melbourne, after three hours sail to Yalawa Gammarwara (Yarrawonga-Mulwala). You can go skiing in (Lake Mulwala), Lake Marvala, or practice a little ball at Australia's largest public golf course, or fish the Merry Sea bass, picking fruit on a local farm and enjoying the pleasure of the farmer.
As the Murray River winds northwest to the south coast of Australia, you can choose to dock in the magnificent Swan Mountain (Swan Hill) or the inland oasis of Mildeira (Mildura); Or visit the nearby Bama Wetland, (Barmah Wetlands), where birds live in one of the world's largest red eucalyptus forests. The Murray River is famous for its rich specialties, with many wine cellars and gourmet shops dotted between Swan Hill and Mildeira's gourmet paradise. Across the leafy river of Mildeira is the inland and Mongo National Park (Mungo National Park), which lists undulating sand dunes and prehistoric primordial cemeteries.
Entering South Australia, the Murray River is lined with vineyards, orchards, limestone canyons, wetlands and forest parks designated protected by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
Heading west from the beautiful Lenmark (Renmark), it's Bamura (Barmera), on the (Lake Bonney) side of Lake Bonnie, where you can swim, surf, and watch the weekly yacht race, where you can swim, surf and watch the weekly yacht races. Visit Murray River National Park, where you can stay at Berry (Berri) or Raip (Lyrup), then canoe across the moonlight lake (Loch Luna), Jowilla / Chowilla/Ral and Catara Paco Creek (Katarapko Creek), Watch a wide variety of waterbirds and return to the channel. Or go ashore along the scenic East Front Road (East Front Road), and start from the Murray Bridge, along the railway and riverside walkway; You can also drive a four-wheel-drive Land Cruiser to Nakat Preservation Park (Ngarkat Conservation Park) in search of endangered eyespot pheasants.
In addition, visiting the ancient village of (Loxton) in Rockston to learn about Morgan wharf (Morgan Wharf) 's past or watching the birthplace of "Black Duck Fantasy" (Black Duck Dreaming), accompanied by a tour guide of the (Nganguraku) Aborigines of Naguraku, is a good choice.
Throughout the boathouse journey, your heart will feel really quiet by the soothing rhythm of the river, and all the troubles and burdens will fade away as the river goes by.
Three routes from Melbourne to Adelaide
Traveling between Melbourne and Adelaide is not so much a journey as counting the many delightful treasures of southeastern Australia. Experience the beauty of this, and you can choose a different line.
1. Limestone Coast Limestone coast self-driving
The limestone coast is one of the highlights of Adelaide's self-driving (Adelaide to Melbourne) to Melbourne. This sight-seeing route between Melbourne and Adelaide will give you the comfort and value of the trip you've never seen before. Across the Victorian border into South Australia, all the way through Australia's most beautiful beaches, the most lush forests, the most spectacular marine parks and breathtaking cliffs; There are more world-famous landscapes along the way, such as (Naracoorte World Heritage Fossil), the fossil site of the world heritage in Narakut, and (Kangaroo Island)., the kangaroo island, recently hailed as the first island in the Asia-pacific region You will have the opportunity to view Australia-specific wildlife, including kangaroo, koala bear, ecigna and emu.
The wine is, of course, an essential element of the wonderful journey. Geelong and the Adelaide Hills are well-known for cold weather; while the wineries of Coonawarra, Padthaway, Langhorn Creek and McLen Vale are well-known for the best red wines.
2. Coastal and kangaroo island (Kangaroo Island) Coastline and Kangaroo Island
Travel from Melbourne, follow Prince's Highway (Princes Freeway), take a wonderful journey and enjoy one of the world's most magnificent coastal views.
McDonald's Port (Port MacDonnell) is a historic port and the southernmost town of South Australia. It has the largest lobster fishing fleet in South Australia. Like (Port Macdonnell) in Port Mcdonnell, Kingston (Kingston) is known for its lobster prowess. This is why lobster sculpture occupies such an important position in this fishing port. Not only that, the area is also hailed as a quiet and elegant resort.
Through the wildlife paradise _ Coorong National Park, you'll have the chance to see more wildlife in the third largest island of Kangaroo Island in Australia. A third or more of the kangaroo island is a shelter for wildlife. Because of the isolation of kangaroo island, the wild animals, such as the koala, the kangaroo, the sea lion, the penguin, the needle, the mouse and the native bird, are free to flourish. The walking stack is all over the island and the wide road has enough space. The island can rent various cars, camping trailers and recreational facilities.
Along this 540-kilometer coastline, beaches, cliffs, shipwrecks, lighthouses and ocean parks are scattered.
Visitors can take a bus ferry from Javier Bay (Jervis Bay) to Penny Shaw (Penneshaw). During the 45-minute trip, you can have a leisurely cup of coffee, a relaxing view of the surface of the water, and watch for dolphins and whales jumping out of the sea at any time.
Finally, from the kangaroo island of (Kangaroo Island), via the Floriere Peninsula (Fleurieu Peninsula) to the metropolis of Adelaide. This comfortable journey will put a complete end to your trip.
3. South Australia Wine Tour SA wine trail
Inland travel from Melbourne to Adelaide is an excellent opportunity to miss. Entering South Australia's most famous wine region in (South Australia): Kunawala (Coonawarra) and Bertway (Padthaway). Red soil, limestone, pure groundwater and a long, cold ripening season make Kunawara Australia's famous "another red center". There are more than 23 cellars where visitors can taste and buy Australia's best red wine.
At the (Naracoorte World Heritage Fossil), World Heritage site in Narakut, you can choose from a variety of ways to explore and discover Australian ancient mammals through cave trips.
The nearby Bertrand (Padthaway) and Benson Mountain (Mt Benson) wine regions are rich in a variety of red and white wines. (Padthaway Conservation Park), one and a half kilometers east of the town, is home to a wide variety of native trees and rare long-beaked cockatoos.
In the legend of Sister (Sister Mary MacKillop), Australia's first Saint Mary McKillup, the town of Pannora (Penola) was an integral part. In 1866, Mary, a young teacher, and Julian Tennyson Woods, a pastor and scientist, co-founded the Sisters of St. Joseph's (Australian Sisters of St Joseph). In Australia. God's schools, which initially provided free education for orphans in jungle areas, attracted many young students from Australia and overseas.
In South Australia, self-driving is not just from one place to another, it is more important to enjoy it. South Australia is a vast, crisscrossed road that stretches and stretches thousands of kilometres of individual routes across a beautiful but desolate landscape. And this is the essence of driving a real Australia.
Train connects Adelaide to Melbourne
Adelaide's train is divided into two, one is the long-distance interstate train, connecting South Australia and other states, visitors who want to experience the local customs along the way, can choose to take train to Melbourne or Sydney, or to the north of Darwin. The fares for train are almost the same as those for airplanes. The other is South Australia's train, which travels only to and from South Australia. It is important to note that it does not share the same train station with the interstate train. Train stands on North Street above (North Terrace), is Australia's oldest first casino: the Sky City Recreation Center (SkyCity Adelaide).
