Port of Echuca

Located on the banks of the Murray River in Echuca, Victoria, the Port of Echuca is a living monument to Australia's river trade heritage. Established in the 1860s, it was once the nation's largest inland port, facilitating the transport of goods like wool, wheat, and timber. Today, visitors can explore the National Heritage-listed Echuca Wharf, interact with steam-powered exhibits, and embark on daily paddle steamer cruises. The Discovery Centre offers insights into the region's history, while guided tours provide captivating stories of the port's bustling past.