The Murraylands region in South Australia is a natural playground with breathtaking scenery, diverse wildlife, and a rich cultural heritage. Some of the top natural attractions in the area include the Murray River, Australia's longest river, steeped in Aboriginal history, culture, and heritage. Experience the river's natural beauty by embarking on a leisurely houseboat holiday or exploring its numerous creeks and backwaters.
Another attraction is the Monarto Zoo, also known as Monarto Safari Park, home to lions, cheetahs, rhinos, and elephants, offering a unique African safari experience in the heart of South Australia. The Lakes and Coorong region features shimmering pink salt lakes, wildflowers, and sandy cliffs rising out of low-lying scrub. Enjoy the stunning landscapes by canoeing, kayaking, or walking along the picturesque trails.
Visitors can also discover the traditions, dreamtime stories, and rich culture of the indigenous people at the Ngaut Ngaut Aboriginal Site, offering a deeper understanding of the history and heritage of the Nganguraku people. Old Tailem Town, Australia's largest pioneer village, showcases life in South Australia from 1860-1960, with over 110 fully furnished buildings representing different periods in the region's history.
In addition to these natural attractions, the Murraylands region is home to numerous wineries, such as Kimbolton Wines, Lake Breeze Wines, Angas Plains Wines, and Langhorne Creek. Visitors can enjoy sampling the local produce while immersing themselves in the picturesque surroundings of the region.