Top Things to do in Yarrawonga
What to do and see in Yarrawonga, Australia: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Yarrawonga, Australia including Rich Glen Olive Estate, Byramine Homestead, Lake Mulwala, MV Paradise Queen, Yarrawonga Mulwala Visitor Information Centre, The Yarrawonga Hotel, PS Cumberoona, Chinamans Island, Aquazone Waterpark, Yarrawonga Foreshore.
Restaurants in Yarrawonga
1. Rich Glen Olive Estate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By Woosie58 - Melbourne, Australia
This is a really great property with lots of room and things to do for kids. There are heaps of olives, oils, dressings and sauces to try before you buy, if interested. The menu is small but the food is great and always fresh. The...MoreThanks for your great review... Nice to hear you enjoyed chatting to our team, yes, they are all cheery and fun and we hope to see you all again. Cheers.. Ros
2. Byramine Homestead
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By Simon B - City of Greater Geelong, Australia
Bumpy driveway but worth the effort. Wade & family deliver warm hospitable cheer. Exploring solo “Dad time” and had the cheese plus 4 small beers tasting platter. Of latter, 1842 pale the best with fantastic hoppy tone. On way out, scooped a Boosey Blue cheese for home. Likely return with family as kids can play an old school table top retro games system for free. Kind bonus for parents looking to relax.
3. Lake Mulwala
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
4. MV Paradise Queen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By roy v - Traralgon, Australia
Holidaying in Yarrawonga at the moment so today we did the luncheon cruise on the MV PARADISE QUEEN, We booked a couple of days ahead, very easy to get to on the foreshore just a couple of minutes from the information centre. A cool day...MoreThank you Roy for taking the time to review our business, we really appreciate the feedback. We look forward to having you on board again one day so that we can tell you all about baby pelicans. Safe travels
5. Yarrawonga Mulwala Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
We provide local and regional information and guidance to visitors looking for experiences during their stay. We are the best one stop shop for a variety of information. Our services include an accommodation booking service, boat cruise bookings and wine tour bookings. We welcome the opportunity provide a guided town tour of visiting bus tour groups. Our centre also has internet access. Our tenant has a lovely cafe with a deck that overlooks the lake.
Reviewed By roy v - Traralgon, Australia
Holidaying in Yarrawonga at the moment so one of the first places to visit was of course the visitors information centre. Nicely situated beside the lake the lady who helped us was very kind and knowledgeable , she gave us lots of ideas for the...MoreThank you for calling in and for your wonderful review. We are pleased that we were able to assist you sufficiently to have a very enjoyable holiday.
6. The Yarrawonga Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Sarah I
After many people recommended the Hotel to me I absolutely had to try and I was not disappointed. The menu is huge with typical pub food but the seafood is INCREDIBLE. It was fresh and well cooked and easily some of the best seafood I've had in the area. The bar itself has a great vibe and the interior is super funky. There are a range of people there from families to couples to those just wanting a drink. It's also well priced and the staff are really helpful. I will absolutely be back.
7. PS Cumberoona
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
The PS Cumberoona is the only paddle Wheeler operating between Albury-Wodonga & Yarrawonga-Mulwala. Traditional Paddle driven with the sounds of years gone by… The P.S.Cumberoona is now fully restored by the Knowles family and gracing the waters of the mighty Murray River and Lake Mulwala, on the Victorian & New South Wales border, of Australia. It is with great pleasure that we invite you to join us for a leisurely cruise, and or function venue to experience a bit of Australian history first hand, aboard our newly restored paddle steamer Cumberoona. Sit back, relax and enjoy refreshments from our fully licensed bar, kiosk and eatery “The Paddle Box Kitchen”. Offering a seasonal set menu and cruise packs for lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. All whilst you are captivated by the sights of Lake Mulwala and the Murray river and enhanced by the sounds of the paddle wheels. Cruises Depart at our mooring on the Yarrawonga Foreshore, perfect for residents and visitors to enjoy her once again.
Reviewed By warps - Newcastle, Australia
We stumbled upon the Cumberoona while stretching our legs on the Yarrawonga foreshore. We were all happy with our decision to hop aboard for lunch. Lunch is very simple but inexpensive. If you have an hour and a half to spare and want to unwind a bit then take the trip. If you're looking for some excitement then best look elsewhere, but our whole group came away relaxed and refreshed and a great deal more knowledgeable about the Yarrawonga area.
8. Chinamans Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By roy v - Traralgon, Australia
While holidaying in Yarrawonga we walked to Chinamans Island and spent time strolling around and Reading all the many little notice boards that explained about the many species of birds and plants to be found in the area.
There were also boards telling you all about the early families that settled here , building their homes and developing market Gardens and the one family that developed a slaughter house here and supplied the town with fresh meat . It was at one of these market Gardens that the Chinese man Jimmy worked from whom the Island has taken it's name from .
Very peacefull and heaps of bird life to enjoy .
We liked the place and congratulate all that were and are involved in this great natural community area . Well worth a discovery walk .
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By martianmowing - Bacchus Marsh
First thing Australia Day morning what more could you want than jumping in the cool waters of Lake Mulwala. This was a whole bunch of fun for both myself and my 10yo. We felt like we were contestants on "Wipeout" hahaha and looked just as silly as we bounced, slipped and fell our way through the course. There are lifeguards everywhere, a full induction prior to starting and is one fo the best attractions we found on our 5 day Yarrawonga holiday. I thought it was a bit exy at $16.50 p/p for 1 hour but was so wrong...money well spent. I also thught 1 hour was going to be a bit short but was plenty of time and were were both well and truely spent by the end of or hour. If you are there and it is open...DO IT. We booked a day earlier and just walked up at our designated time, we went on the first one of the morning, they run hourly, and when we drove past in the afternoon it was full as full. so glad we went early.
10. Yarrawonga Foreshore
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By roy v - Traralgon, Australia
Holidaying in Yarrawonga at the moment so this morning we walked the foreshore.
Lovely walk along side the lake, quite a lot of water birds about and plenty of toilet facilities.
Good play area with waterslide for kids and barbecues and a fenced off pool area in the lake .
Some good information boards to read about the early paddle steamers and barges that plied their trade on the river in this area .
Great that the residents years ago decided to clear all the trees before the lake was formed when the weir was built, what a great water area it is now where all sorts of water sports are held .
Nice to see the small cruise boats tied up early in the morning before they start their days work showing people the lake area.
A nice walk that takes you to Chinamans Island, we enjoyed it
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