Discover Echuca’s Food and Wine Scene

Echuca Moama district offers the very best for those who appreciate good food and wine.

With over 80 hectares of vines with new growth each year, the region is best known for its shiraz, cabernet sauvignon and chardonnay.

Johnny & Lyle
433 High St, Echuca

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Located directly next door, Johnny & Lyle focusses on sourcing fresh ingredients and roasts their own coffee on the premises, which ensures deliciousness in every sip and every bite.

The Mill Echuca
2 Nish St, Echuca
Web.themillechuca.com

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In the heart of Echuca, this iconic landmark offers the perfect, unique, and exclusive restaurant to enjoy beautiful dining with family and friends.

The Moama Bowling Club
6 Shaw Street, Moama
Web.moamabowlingclub.com.au
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A great low key, great feed kind place. Featuring bars, cafe, kids club and a huge bistro. It’s always a family favourite!

Cape Horn Vineyard
489 Stewarts Bridge Rd, Echuca Village
Web.capehornvineyard.com.au

Riverside vineyard open Saturdays & Sunday s with free wine tasting and live acoustic music, delicious wood fired pizzas , cheese platters and dip plates.

Rich River Golf Club
Twenty Four Lane, Moama, NSW
Web.richriver.com.au
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Family friendly local club featuring 36 hole course and a fantastic mini golf course. Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The American Hotel
239-249 Hare St, Echuca
Web. americanhotelechuca.com.au

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Stationed right in the centre of town and boasting Echuca’s one and only rooftop bar, The American offers locals and visitors something a bit special whilst proudly retaining the warm hospitality they’re renowned for in the region and the classic pub charm.

Scene of a riverwalk with a paddle steamer boat on the river, people biking along the pathway, a horse-drawn carriage, wine and cheese, kayakers on the river, and a vineyard in the background, all under sunny skies.

Echuca’s Best Attractions, Activities and Local Events

From iconic Murray River paddle steamers and the historic Port of Echuca to local markets, festivals, walking trails and family attractions, there is always something happening in Echuca. Staying at High St Motel places you close to many of Echuca’s leading attractions, activities and events, making it easy to experience more during your visit.

The Great Aussie Beer Shed
377 Mary Ann Rd, Echuca VIC 3564
Web.
greataussiebeershed.net

Eccentric collection of motoring, brewing & domestic items, including thousands of global beer cans..


Echuca Moama Stand Up Paddle SUP
All downstream paddling
TEXT to book 0439 682 693
web.
echucasup.com.au

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Paddle downstream 1 1/2 hours admiring the 4.5km stretch of our majestic Mighty Murray River. Starting in the bushland, sightseeing gorgeous wildlife, under the historic Moama Bridge, past paddle steamers, enjoy a quick stop at Moama Beach and finally past the historic Port of Echuca!


Port of Echuca Discovery Centre
74 Murray Esplanade, Echuca
Web. portofechuca.org.au

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Open-air museum tracing the history of Echuca's 19th-century river wharf, shipbuilders & sawmills.


Green Pedal E-Bike Hire and Cycling Tours

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Holidaying in Echuca? You’ll see more, go further and enjoy more on an E-Bike. Hire a Green Pedal E-bike or book a guided cycling tour.


National Holden Motor Museum
7-11 Warren St, Echuca
Web. holdenmuseum.com.au

Echuca is fortunate to have one of the nation's largest collections of Holdens, putting this private Museum amongst the largest single brand car museums in Australia.


Echuca Paddlesteamers

@echucapaddlesteamers

Once the main transport of cargo and passengers during the 1800s, our fully restored paddlesteamers now offer daily one hour cruises and are a “must do” experience when visiting Australia’s paddlesteamer capital.

Scenes from Echuca including riverboats on the river, historic port buildings with tourists, wine glasses and a food tray overlooking a vineyard at sunset, and visitors walking along a riverside path under trees.