Dharnya Centre

The Dharnya Centre is the cultural heart of Yorta Yorta Country, located within Barmah National Park – a Ramsar-listed wetland and home to the largest river red gum forest in the world. It is a place of knowledge-sharing, learning, and connection, where visitors can immerse themselves in Yorta Yorta stories, traditions, and the beauty of the river, forests, and wetlands.

Embark on the Kingfisher River Cruise, a 90-minute journey along the Murray River and Barmah Lakes. Guests discover the cultural and ecological significance of the Barmah and Millewa Forests while observing abundant birdlife. The park is a renowned destination for birdwatchers worldwide, with species including the threatened Superb Parrot, Azure and Sacred Kingfishers, Rainbow Bee-eater, White-bellied Sea-Eagle, and large flocks of Australian Pelicans. Kangaroos, koalas, and other native wildlife are also commonly seen along the riverbanks.

Experience a guided 60-minute cultural walking tour along the Yamyabuc Trail. This experience highlights native plants, bush medicine, and the deep connection between people, Country, and culture in the Barmah National Park.

Each experience offers a unique opportunity to listen, learn, and connect on Yorta Yorta Country.