A heritage wagon at Echuca Wharf
Two men fishing on the Murray River at Mildura

The holidays you love have a way of becoming traditions. You find your spot by the water, the best place to swim, somewhere for a decent feed and where the fish are biting. You go back year after year, until life gets busy, and somehow a few years pass.

The great thing about a good holiday tradition? You can always pick it back up again.

Head back to the pastimes you love or pick up a new tradition. Try fishing before breakfast, spend long days on the river or settle in for a pub meal as the sun goes down. Hire a houseboat and wake up on the water, or see a familiar stretch of river from a whole new angle.

Some traditions stay with you for decades. Others quietly fall out of your routine. But returning doesn’t mean recreating the family holiday you had when you were 10, perched on Dad’s ancient esky by the barbie waiting for the snags to cook.

The way you holiday on The Murray can change with you. Come back to an old favourite, discover what’s changed or start a brand new Murray tradition of your own.

Kids standing under the bridge at Corowa Howlong
A child sitting by kayaks on the riverbank at Corowa Howlong
The PS Canberra paddle steamer cruising at Echuca
The historic Corowa Flour Mill building

What's your Murray tradition?

Take the quiz to find the Murray holiday that feels most like yours and where to start planning it.

Take the quiz

What's your Murray tradition?

Take the quiz to find the Murray holiday that feels most like yours and where to start planning it.

Take the quiz