Boat tours in Mallee, Victoria, offer a unique and immersive experience for travelers looking to explore the region's stunning landscapes and vibrant culture. The Wimmera Mallee region is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise, featuring boating, camping, fishing, and water sports. Visitors can cruise down the Wimmera River in comfort and style, taking in the breathtaking scenery and enjoying various recreational activities.
One highlight is the Murray River Eco Tour, which showcases the region's diverse wildlife, rich history, and fascinating indigenous culture. The tour includes a visit to the Pioneer Settlement, a re-creation of a Wimmera/Mallee town from 1830 to 1930, offering unique experiences like riding through the town on a horse-drawn carriage or vintage car, and exploring the bakery, blacksmith, and machinery displays.
Another option is the Mallee Drive, starting at the Wyperfeld National Park entrance, allowing for daytime exploration and night-time star-gazing. This self-drive tour features scenic highlights of the Wyperfeld and Murray-Sunset national parks, including vast open spaces, endless views at O'Sullivan's and Mt Crozier Lookouts, and the famous Pink Lakes.
For those interested in history and heritage, the Murray River, History, Heritage & Wildlife Tour provides a 6-hour journey west of Mildura into the Millewa-Mallee region. Travelers drive through local wheat farming areas, learning about changing landscapes, indigenous history, and early farming settlement. The tour includes a visit to the Millewa Pioneer and a stop at Ned's Corner station, once the largest working station in Victoria and now the largest privately run conservation property in the state. These boat tours offer an unforgettable and personalized experience, showcasing the region's unique landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture.