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SWAN HILL
The Swan Hill region is a place where the magic of the Murray River meets warm country hospitality and unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re planning a relaxing escape, a family holiday, or a journey into Australia’s pioneering past, Swan Hill offers something special in every season.
Stretching along the banks of Australia’s longest river, Swan Hill is the perfect base for exploring the Murray River’s natural beauty. Here, the river winds past ancient red gum forests, peaceful wetlands, and sandy beaches ideal for fishing, boating, or simply unwinding in the shade. You can join a scenic cruise aboard the historic PS Pyap paddle steamer, stroll the Swan Hill River Walk, or drive the Rivergum Trail through Nyah-Vinifera Park.
Just over an hour’s drive away, Lake Tyrrell is a must-see. This vast salt lake is famous for its incredible mirror-like reflections at sunrise and sunset, creating stunning photo opportunities you won’t find anywhere else.
If you love good food and fresh produce, you’re in the right place. The region is known as the heart of Australia’s stone fruit industry, with seasonal harvests of peaches, nectarines, plums, and apricots. Local farm gates, markets, and roadside stalls offer everything from just-picked fruit and vegetables to olives, nuts, and preserves. Many restaurants and cafés proudly feature regional ingredients on their menus, so you can savour the flavours of Swan Hill in every meal.
Golfers can tee off at Murray Downs Golf and Country Club, one of Australia’s top resort courses. Art lovers can browse exhibitions at the Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery. Families will love stepping back in time at the Pioneer Settlement, where you can ride in a horse-drawn carriage, see vintage machinery in action, and experience life as it was along the river more than a century ago.
Throughout the year, Swan Hill hosts a lively calendar of festivals, community markets, and cultural events celebrating everything from local food and wine to music and the arts. If you enjoy exploring local wineries, you’ll find cellar doors offering tastings of premium wines from the Swan Hill and Murray Darling regions.
The region’s relaxed pace and friendly atmosphere make it easy to slow down and reconnect. Spend your days fishing for golden perch and Murray cod, picnicking by the river, or discovering the rich stories of the area’s heritage. When evening comes, settle in for dinner at one of the many excellent local restaurants.
With a population of around 21,000, Swan Hill is large enough to offer excellent amenities yet small enough to feel welcoming and personal. Whether you are here to relax by the river, discover history, savour local produce, or simply enjoy the warm hospitality of a friendly country town, the Swan Hill region provides experiences to remember in every season.
Swan Hill is the heart of the Murray and a special part of the country to explore.
For more information on the Swan Hill region, go to www.visitswanhill.com.au
Swan Hill, overlooking the Pioneer Settlement, Credit: Murray Regional Tourism
SEE & DO Things to
Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery
Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery is well recognised as having one of Australia’s most comprehensive collections of naive art. Along with a growing collection of Australian works on paper, prints and drawings, the Gallery presents an exciting program of touring exhibitions and events throughout the year. Open Tues - Fri 10am-5pm, Sat & Sun 10am-4pm. Gold coin entry by donation.
Pioneer Settlement & Heartbeat of the Murray Laser Light Spectacular
Visitors can experience the contrast between an old world early Australian village and modern technology at the ‘Heartbeat of the Murray’ and ‘Legend of the Mallee’ shows.
Heartbeat of the Murray in the Pioneer Settlement is a world class laser show that is presented against a back drop of river and red gum forest depicting the story of the Murray River.
End your day with the laser, fire and water spectacular that is the Murray River Laser Light Spectacular. Boasting two shows to choose from or even do both. Legends of the Mallee and Heartbeat of the Murray are premier top-notch experiences right on the banks of the Murray.
The show canvasses the history of the Murray, from prehistoric times to the pioneering days in spectacular fashion with a nine metre water screen setting. Using water, light, laser, sound, special effects and multimedia components, visitors are transported back 30 million years before travelling forward through time to the Murray River as we know it today. (First Prize winner in the International Laser Design Association multimedia show category). Heartbeat of the Murray is one experience not to be missed.
While you are there, be sure to book a river cruise on the PS Pyap, taking in the natural beauty and sounds of the Murray. Open daily from 9.30am4.30pm (last entry 4pm).
PS Pyap Paddle Steamer
Step aboard the PS Pyap Paddle Steamer and discover the Murray River as it was in the days of river trade. Built in 1896, this historic vessel departs from the Pioneer Settlement for relaxing one-hour cruises past towering red gums and peaceful riverbanks.
You can enjoy the scenic cruise as part of your Pioneer Settlement visit or purchase a cruiseonly ticket if you prefer. Cruise-only passengers board directly at the wharf entrance without needing full Settlement admission.
Lake Boga Flying Boat Museum
Just 14 km south of Swan Hill, Lake Boga’s Flying Boat Museum reveals a hidden chapter of World War II history. Housed in a modern hangar, the museum stands on the site of Australia’s secret No. 1 Flying Boat Repair Depot, where Catalinas and other flying boats from Australian, Dutch, and American forces were repaired between 1942 and 1945. At its peak, around 1,000 personnel were based here.
After the war, the base was decommissioned, and surplus Catalinas were sold to the public for between 100 and 1,000 pounds. Years later, members of the Lake Boga Lions Club led the effort to create the museum, spending a decade dismantling and relocating a Catalina to tell this remarkable story.
Today, visitors can step back to the 1940s, when flying boats were more common on the lake than speedboats are today. The museum is open daily from 9 am to 4 pm.
Giant Murray Cod
Take a photo with this iconic landmark. Located across the road from the Information Centre.
Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery, Credit: Visit Victoria
Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement, Credit: Murray Regional Tourism
Lake Boga Flying Boat Museum, Credit: Murray Regional Tourism
Cycling around Lake Boga, Credit: Visit Swan Hill | Photographer Ewen Bell
Active Things To Do
With more sunny days than Queensland, take a local Yoga class on the riverbank, or hit up one of the many walking and cycling trails along the riverfront or lakeside, our trails range from 5km up to 100km. Visit Lake Boga, just 15 minutes south of Swan Hill, this well-loved holiday camping spot is the perfect base for aquatic fun including swimming, fishing, waterskiing and boating.
Murray Downs Golf and Country Club
Visiting the region without experiencing the award winning Murray Downs Golf and Country Club is like going to Sydney without seeing the harbour bridge. For those whose handicap is greater than their age, the experience of walking through the charming, perfectly groomed fairways and stunning signature holes will make up for all those miss-hits, lost balls and cries of ‘fore!’. For the more serious golfer, once you have carded the 18 holes, your competitive nature will be crying out for more … you may need to hire a cart and bring along the family, just so everyone can enjoy the experience.
Riverside Park
The hidden riverside gem is one place not to be missed on a visit to Swan Hill. Luscious green lawns aplenty and playgrounds to suit all ages. Riverside Park is the perfect place to pull up and relax after a busy afternoon exploring the region. Relax on the ten steps or grab lunch at one of the town’s many eateries and take in the breathtaking scenery.
If you want to enjoy nature and keep fit, enjoy the outdoor gym facility or experience the adventure of the popular 4.5 kilometre River Walk along the Murray and Little Murray Rivers. It can be followed from start in Milloo Street, Wetlands to Pental Island Bridge or accessed at any point. Look out for signs and learn about the fish, flora, fauna and pioneer history of this vibrant river port.
Parks and Playgrounds
With over 20 playgrounds in the region, the kids will have plenty to explore. From the adventure playground and skate park at Riverside to the Boundary Bend Memorial Park and many in between. The Swan Hill region’s offering of parks and gardens will keep the walkers and picnic fans happy too. Pop into the Swan Hill Region Information Centre for more information and top picks.
Shop Local
Swan Hill has a vibrant café and shopping scene, where fresh local produce fills the menus of cafés and restaurants, and boutique stores showcase everything from handmade goods by regional creators to popular national brands. The town’s main shopping precinct centres around Campbell, McCallum and Beveridge Streets, offering an easy and walkable experience for visitors.
With around 1,300 businesses across the region, Swan Hill punches well above its weight for entrepreneurship - about 117 out of every 1,000 residents own a business, compared to the national average of 92 per 1,000.
Wall Art Murals
Swan Hill’s vibrant street art scene brings life and colour to the town’s public spaces.Explore captivating alleyway murals along Campbell Street and admire stunning artworks near the Bendigo Bank on McCrae Street, each reflecting local stories and creativity. Beyond Swan Hill, check out the famous Kookaburra mural in Nyah West and the beautifully painted walls at the Manangatang Outdoor Pool, showcasing community spirit and artistic talent across the area.
Silo Art
Just a short drive from Swan Hill, the Lake Boga Silo Art is a must-see. Painted in 2023, it celebrates the town’s history as a WWII flying boat base, featuring a Catalina plane and pilot Scotty Allan, along with local wildlife and community scenes. It’s a great stop on the famous Silo Art Trail and a perfect place to take photos and experience the local spirit.
War Memorial
The Swan Hill War Memorial, located in Anzac Reserve, honours local men and women who served in conflicts from World War I to more recent wars. Unveiled in 1922, it features a white cenotaph with plaques listing the names of those who sacrificed their lives, providing a peaceful place for reflection and remembrance.
Murray Downs Golf Club, Credit: Murray Regional Tourism
Riverside Park, Credit: Swan Hill City Council & Ewen Bell Photography
Bendigo Bank Wall Art Mural, Credit: Swan Hill City Council
Swan Hill Silo Art, Credit: Bundit Minramun
PIONEER SETTLEMENT
Swan Hill boasts a rich heritage of pioneer settlement extending back to the 1800s. The iconic attraction, Pioneer Settlement, pays tribute to this bygone era.
A visit to Swan Hill wouldn’t be complete without a visit to Pioneer Settlement. Take a trip back in time as you meander through the settlement which showcases over 50 recreated and original buildings filled with antiques and historical artefacts. Experience firsthand what it was like for those living in the 1800s at this unique attraction. There’s so much to see and do at Pioneer Settlement. Amble along in a horse-drawn carriage, enjoy a vintage car ride, relax while you take a river cruise aboard the PS Pyap, the choice is entirely yours. End your day with the laser, fire and water spectacular - Heartbeat of the Murray, the world class laser show depicting the story of the Murray River.
Nestled on the Little Murray River’s banks in Swan Hill, ‘Legends of the Mallee’ offers an immersive journey through the region’s history. Indigenous insights from the Wamba Wamba and Wadi Wadi people intertwine with European explorers’ tales, including Burke and Wills’ ill-fated expedition. The experience also uncovers Lake Boga’s wartime significance and the remarkable contributions of the Women’s Auxiliary Australian Air Force. This captivating laser light show intertwines the Mallee’s past, present, and future, creating an unmissable, enchanting spectacle.
Pioneer Settlement is open daily from 9.30am to 4.30pm except for Christmas Day and Boxing Day. For more information on Pioneer Settlement including entry costs, visit www.pioneersettlement.com.au
Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement, Credit: Murray Regional Tourism
Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement, Credit: Murray Regional Tourism
Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement, Credit: Murray Regional Tourism
Pioneer Settlement, Credit: Visit Swan Hill | Photographer Ewen Bell
Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement, Credit: Murray Regional Tourism
Pioneer Settlement | Heartbeat of the Murray, Credit: Visit Swan Hill | Photographer Ewen Bell
LOCAL PRODUCE
The Swan Hill region has a thriving agricultural and horticultural community which supplies quality fresh produce to millions of Australians and overseas consumers.
With its rich soils, Mediterranean climate and abundant Murray River water supply, the area is suitable for growing and processing a diverse range of quality products. Currently more than 60 different agricultural and horticultural products are grown in the region. The principal production activities include fresh table grapes, stone fruit (nectarines, peaches and plums), wine grapes, dried vine fruits, vegetables (carrots and potatoes), almonds, cereals, legumes, lucerne, sheep, beef, dairying and dry land farming.
The region’s horticulture industry has expanded rapidly over the last few years, attracting new plantings from existing growers and large-scale investors. Horticulture is currently the largest sector, driving the creation of many skilled and semi-skilled jobs on farms, in modern export packing establishments and in allied services.
Many fine shops, cafés, restaurants and hotels provide visitors with the opportunity to sample the distinctive flavours of this region by combining local produce with regional wines.
The Swan Hill region is an emerging wine destination celebrated for its warm climate, fertile soils, and relaxed country atmosphere. These ideal conditions produce crisp whites and rich, full-bodied reds that capture the area’s earthy character and easy-going spirit. Varieties like Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Chardonnay thrive here, creating wines that are as approachable as they are distinctive.
Among the standout producers is Andrew Peace Wines, a family-owned and operated winery located in Piangil, about 40 km north of Swan Hill. Since opening in 1980, it has grown into one of Australia’s largest family wineries, combining modern facilities with a strong focus on sustainability. Here you can drop into the welcoming cellar door to taste a wide selection of wines, learn about the winemaking process, and soak up the genuine hospitality that defines the region. A visit to Andrew Peace Wines is a must for anyone keen to experience the flavours and stories behind Swan Hill’s growing reputation for quality wine.
For more information on the region, visit www.visitswanhill.com.au or drop into the Swan Hill Region Information Centre.
Swan Hill Farming, Credit: Swan Hill City Council & Ewen Bell Photography
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REGIONAL TRAILS
The Swan Hill region offers a variety of walking, cycling, and touring trails perfect for visitors eager to explore its natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant communities.
One of the most popular is the 4.5 km Swan Hill River Walk, a scenic shared trail that follows the Murray and Marraboor (Little Murray) Rivers. This route provides stunning river views, outdoor gym equipment, picnic areas, and nearby cafés, making it ideal for both walking and cycling.
For history buffs, the “Now and Then” historical walk meanders through Swan Hill’s streetscapes, highlighting several heritage buildings. This self-guided route starts at the Swan Hill Railway Station and finishes near Specsavers on McCallum Street.
Nature lovers can explore Nyah Vinifera Park, which offers bushwalking trails along the Murray River and through native forest areas. This tranquil environment is perfect for birdwatching and photography, showcasing the region’s diverse ecosystems.
Cycling enthusiasts will appreciate the extensive network of over 950 km of cycling routes in the region. From easy scenic rides to longer, more challenging paths, there are options for all skill levels.
In addition to walking and cycling, the region features several self-drive touring trails covering highlights such as the Swan Hill River Precinct, Lake Boga, Woorinen, Nyah/Nyah West, and Robinvale. These routes showcase the landscapes, history, and communities that make the area unique.
For trail maps, guides, and local advice, drop into the Swan Hill Region Information Centre at 125 Curlewis Street.
Nyah Vinifera Park, Credit: Swan Hill City Council & Ewen Bell Photography
SPORT & LEISURE
Swan Hill offers sporting and leisure activities to suit all tastes and ages.
The beautiful golf greens and fairways are enhanced by magnificent backdrops of tranquil river views and natural bush scenes. The Murray Downs Golf and Country Club is located along the Murray ten minutes from the Swan Hill CBD, and features an 18-hole championship golf course. For more information, call (03) 5033 1422 or visit www.murraydownsgolf.com.au
World-class tennis courts can also be enjoyed in a superb climate whether you’re a spectator or a player. Escape the winter chills and be welcomed at the many immaculate bowling greens. Alternatively, explore Swan Hill’s unique region on bike. You can pick up a cycling guide at the Visitor Information Centre.
The Swan Hill Aquatic and Recreation Centre, located at 21 Pritchard Street, has everything you need for all your leisure activities. Boasting a gym, indoor heated swimming pool, toddler pool and stadium, you can keep your fitness regime on track or merely enjoy the centre with your family. Open daily except for Christmas Day. For more information, call (03) 5032 5222 or visit www.swanhilllc.com.au
Swan Hill abounds with adventure playgrounds for the kids and family. Try George Lay Park, Barry Steggall Park, Riverside Park and Swan Hill Skate Park.
For more information on sport and leisure activities in Swan Hill, go to www.visitswanhill.com.au
Murray Downs Golf Club, Credit: Visit Swan Hill & Ewen Bell Photography
Cycling around Lake Boga, Credit: Visit Swan Hill | Photographer Ewen Bell
LAKE TYRRELL
A visit to Lake Tyrrell, just 80 kilometres from Swan Hill, is a must for any nature enthusiast or budding photographer.
Victoria’s largest salt lake, Lake Tyrrell is around 120,000 years old and spans approximately 20,000 hectares. It’s famous for its striking reflective surface, which creates unforgettable photo opportunities, particularly at sunrise and sunset when the sky seems to merge seamlessly with the ground.
The lake is regarded as one of the best places in Australia for stargazing, with its dark, expansive skies offering the perfect setting to take in the Milky Way and the constellations of the southern hemisphere. On clear nights, the stars are brilliantly vivid and can appear to stretch endlessly to the horizon.
Lake Tyrrell is extremely shallow, usually only a few centimetres deep. After rain in winter and spring, water pools across the salt crust, producing the famous mirror effect that attracts photographers from all over the world. During warmer months, the lake often dries to a hard saltpan, and in late summer and early autumn, algae blooms can tint parts of the surface a striking pink.
The best time to visit depends on what you want to see: winter and spring are ideal for reflections after rainfall, while summer and early autumn are the best seasons to witness the unique pink colouring caused by salt-loving algae. Stargazing is spectacular throughout the year, with the clearest skies typically occurring in the cooler months when humidity is lower.
Lake Tyrrell is also home to unique salt-tolerant plant life and a fragile ecosystem that supports a range of birdlife, including banded stilts, rednecked avocets, and gulls.
A short walking trail near the viewing platform allows visitors to explore the salt flats up close and appreciate the textures and colours of the landscape. Visitors will find a viewing platform and an information bay that provide insights into the lake’s natural and cultural significance.
Please remember to drive only on designated roads to help protect this remarkable environment.
FISHING & WATER ACTIVITIES
Swan Hill is a fantastic destination for anyone who loves spending time on the water. The Murray River and nearby lakes create endless opportunities for water sports and fishing adventures all year round.
Lake Boga, located just 15 minutes south of town, is especially popular for waterskiing, wakeboarding, tubing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and sailing. Its wide, calm waters and open shoreline provide ideal conditions for both beginners and experienced enthusiasts. During summer, Lake Boga comes alive with families and groups enjoying the lake from sunrise to sunset.
Fishing is a big part of the local lifestyle and draws anglers from across Victoria and New South Wales. The Murray River is wellknown for its healthy population of Murray cod, one of Australia’s most iconic native fish, along with golden perch, silver perch, redfin, and yabbies. Many anglers target Murray cod during the warmer months when the fish are most active. Pental Island, Ned’s Corner, and the areas near Locks 7 and 9 are among the most popular fishing spots. These locations offer a mix of riverbank access, boat launching facilities, and quiet stretches where it’s easy to spend hours waiting for a bite.
Lake Boga is also an excellent fishing destination, with plenty of open water and accessible shorelines. Redfin are commonly caught here, along with carp, golden perch, and the occasional Murray cod. The lake has a reputation for producing good catches, especially in the early morning or late afternoon when fish are feeding more actively.
Visitors interested in water sports can also explore other smaller rivers and creeks around the region. The Marraboor (Little Murray) River offers a peaceful setting for kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding, with tree-lined banks and frequent sightings of waterbirds and native wildlife. For those who prefer boating, several boat ramps and launching spots are available along the Murray River and at Lake Boga, making it easy to get out on the water for a day of adventure.
A NSW fishing licence is required to fish in the Murray River, even when you access it from the Victorian side (except for Lake Hume). It’s recommended to check local regulations and seasonal closures before heading out to fish.
Shallow salt water in Lake Tyrrell
Kyaking Lake Boga, Credit: Visit Swan Hill | Photographerwen Bell
PARKS & WALKS
Barry Steggall Park
Distance: 2.3 km
Difficulty: Easy
Barry Steggall Park features an allabilities playground, an Indigenous arboretum, Steggall Park Lake with a boardwalk, a skatepark, barbecue facilities, and toilets.
Murray Downs Track
Distance: 8 km (round trip)
Difficulty: Easy
The Murray Downs Track is an 8km return trail that crosses the bridge into New South Wales. The route passes the historic Murray Downs Homestead before reaching the Murray Downs Golf and Country Club, where walkers can enjoy views of the fairways and the surrounding countryside.
Lakeside Trail Lake Boga
Distance: 4.3 km
Difficulty: Easy
The Lakeside Trail at Lake Boga offers a 4.3km one-way (about 9km return) pathway that runs along the foreshore north of the township. This sealed, all-abilities track is ideal for walking or cycling in a safe and scenic setting. Along the trail you will find barbecue facilities, shaded rest areas, and a family playground, making it easy to pause and enjoy the views over the lake.
Riverside Park
Distance: 4.5 km
Difficulty: Easy
The Riverfront Track is a 4.5km one-way trail that stretches from the Milloo Street Wetlands to the Pental Island Bridge. Starting at the wetlands in the north, the path winds past the historic Pioneer Settlement and continues through the Art Gallery carpark. The final section becomes a natural bush track known as the David Ellemor Trail, offering a more rugged walking experience. Along the way, Riverside Park provides excellent facilities, including an outdoor gym, skatepark, all-abilities playground, barbecue areas, and public toilets.
Nyah-Vinifera Park Tracks
Distance: 13-15 km
Terrain: Natural - unsealed road
The Nyah-Vinifera Park Tracks follow the majestic Murray River along a 13km trail through bushland and river red gum forests. Highlights along the way include Pick’s Point, the site of Australia’s first rice crop, as well as areas where small Aboriginal middens can still be seen. Keep an eye out for native wildlife and birdlife as you explore this peaceful section of the river.
Riverside Track, Credit: Visit Swan Hill | Photographer Cindy Power
Riverside Park, Credit: Swan Hill City Council & Ewen Bell Photography
Murray Downs Track, Swan Hill Bridge, Credit: Swan Hill City Council & Ewen Bell Photography
DAY TRIPS
Robinvale
Distance: 131 km
Drive time: 1 hr 25 min
Robinvale is a town on the south bank of the Murray River in Victoria, located between Swan Hill and Mildura.
• Southern Cross Windmill
Robinswood Homestead
• Rural Life Museum
• Belsar Island
Woorinen
Distance: 15 km
Drive time: 10 min
Just a 10-minute drive north-west of Swan Hill’s centre lies the heart of the region’s thriving fruit industry.
• Orchards and farm gate sales
• Woorien South Tavern
• Popular annual events like the Vintage Rally and Tractor Pull
Lake Boga
Distance:17.3 km Drive time: 15 min
Lake Boga, only a 15-minute drive south of Swan Hill, is a popular holiday destination for anyone who enjoys water activities and the outdoors.
• Lake Boga itself
• Flying Boat Museum
• Lake Boga Story Wall
Twilight Farmers’ Market
Nyah
Distance: 26.2 km Drive time: 19 min
The towns of Nyah and Nyah West, located about 20 minutes from Swan Hill, serve as a gateway to some of the region’s most beautiful natural riverside bushland.
• Nyah Recreation Reserve
• Nyah Vinifera Park
Nyah West Golf Course
Lake Tyrrell
Distance: 86.9 km
Drive Time: 1.5 hrs
Lake Tyrrell, Victoria’s largest inland salt lake, transforms beautifully with the seasons. In winter, usually between June and August, rainfall creates the famous “sky mirror,” reflecting the vast skies in stunning detail. As summer arrives and the heat intensifies, the water evaporates to reveal pale pink salt crusts formed by algae and salt-loving microbes, though the colouring varies each year. Many visitors choose late October to November, hoping to catch both residual water and early warmth that can enhance the lake’s pink tones. At night, Lake Tyrrell’s remote location offers exceptionally dark skies, making it a favourite destination for astrophotography.
Lake Tyrrell
Robinvale
Nyah
Woorinen
Lake Boga
SWAN HILL
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EVENTS
January
SES Duck Race
February
Voyage Fitness Riverside Triathlon
March
Swan Hill Regional Food & Wine Festival
Swan Hill Jockey Club Racing
Lake Boga Splash Down & Rev Up
Lake Boga Yacht Club Easter Regatta
Australian Pro Tour Tennis
Moulamein Fishing Competition
Swan Hill Dine & Find
April
Lake Boga Yacht Club Easter Regatta
Easter Family Fun Day
Easter Market Day
Swan Hill Harmony Day Celebrations
Quambatook Tractor Pull
Murray to Moyne Cycle Relay
Swan Hill Bowls Club Easter Carnival
Mallee Steam Oil & Machinery
Annual Steam Rally
Swan Hill Sporting Car Club Test & Tune Rally
May
Rock in the Park
Annual Autumn Bowls Competition
Mid Murray Amateur Golf Tournament
June
Speedway, Auto Cross Racing
Fight Cancer Art Exhibition
Summerwave Music Festival (Cohuna)
June Racing Carnival (June long weekend)
Murray Downs Golf and Country Club Golden Putter Event
July
Skate Fest
River Lights Swan Hill
Swan Hill Kart Club Racing
August
Mallee Machinery Field Days
Mallee Almond Blossom Festival
Robinvale
Medley Ambrose at the Murray Downs Golf Club
September
Swan Hill Sporting Car Club Autocross
Murray Downs Pro Am
Robinvale Lantern Festival
October
Swan Hill Vintage & Classic Car Club Event
Swan Hill Show
Market Day
Swan Hill Basketball Junior Classic
November
3SH Swan Hill Cup
Mallee Cruisers Show & Shine
The Great Murray River Salami Festival
December
Swan Hill Speedway Titles Meeting
Nyah District Christmas Carnival
Robinvale Christmas Carnival
Lake Boga Bank 2 Bank
Murray Cod Season Open
New Year’s Eve Fireworks
WEEKLY EVENT
Parkrun
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5km community event.
Every Saturday at 8.00am
Come along and join in whatever your pace. Please register before you first come along.
www.parkrun.com.au/lakebogaforeshore
Lake Boga Foreshore
Yoga under the river gums, Credit: Visit Swan Hill
Local
Anglican Community Market Place
ESSENTIAL SERVICES MARKETS
3rd Saturday of the month, 9am – 12pm Anglican Function Centre, Splatt St, Swan Hill
Kerang Community Market
4th Saturday of the month, 9am – 12pm Atkinson Park, Kerang
Lake Boga Twilight Farmers Market
Every Friday from November to March, 5.00pm - 8.00pm Cnr Murray Valley Hwy & Jacaranda Cres, Lake Boga
Murrabit Market
1st Saturday of the month, 8.30am – 12.30pm Murrabit Hall, Gonn Avenue, Murrabit
Nyah District Lions Club Market
2nd Saturday of the month, 9am – 12pm Nyah Recreation Reserve, Nyah
Robinvale Country Market
2nd Saturday of the month, 8.30am - 12.30pm Caix Square, Robinvale
Swan Hill Market
1st Sunday of the month, 9.00am - 1.00pm Riverside Park, Swan Hill
Easter Market Day
Easter Saturday, 9am – 2pm, Campbell Street, Swan Hill
Market Day
Last Saturday of October, 9am – 2pm, Campbell Street, Swan Hill
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Police / Ambulance / Fire 000 SES 13 25 00 RACV 13 11 11
HOSPITAL
Swan Hill District Health (03) 5033 9300 48 Splatt Street
MEDICAL
Swan Hill Medical Group (03) 5033 1711 54-56 McCrae Street
DENTISTS
Swan Hill District Health Dental Services (03) 5033 9336 30 High Street
Swan Hill Smiles Dental Clinic (03) 5033 1115 259 Beveridge Street
Tankard Family Dental (03) 5032 1408 75A McCallum Street
PHARMACIES
Soul Pattinson Marraboor Pharmacy (03) 5032 2192 34 McCrae Street
Priceline Pharmacy (03) 5032 2838 202-206 Campbell Street
TRANSPORT
Swan Hill Bus Lines - Town Service (03) 5032 1068
Visit www.busbiz.net.au for current timetable
Swan Hill Taxi Cabs 13 10 08
Swan Hill City Taxis 13 22 27
Swan Hill Hire (03) 5032 2107
BANKS & ATMS
Most bank branches and ATMs are situated along Campbell Street in Swan Hill, including ANZ, Bendigo, Commonwealth, Westpac and NAB.
VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
Swan Hill Region
Visitor Information Centre (03) 5032 3033
125 Curlewis Street
Water skiing on Lake Boga, Credit: Visit Swan Hill & Ewen Bell Photography