Riverland is a region in South Australia where the Murray River winds its way through lush landscapes, towering cliffs and sandy beaches. Known for its agricultural abundance, it is one of the largest grape and citrus fruit producing areas of Australia, home to numerous orchards, vineyards and farms. Its Mediterranean climate makes it an ideal destination for growing fruit all year round.
The region is also famous for its diverse wildlife, picturesque landscapes, and a wide range of outdoor activities like fishing, canoeing, bushwalking and bird watching. It's home to the world-renowned River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve, providing some of the best stargazing opportunities in the region.
Food and wine are a significant part of Riverland’s identity. There are plenty of wineries and distilleries that offer wine tasting and vineyard tours. The Riverland Wine and Food Festival is a highlight of the region's cultural calendar.
Seeped in history, the region is home to numerous heritage buildings and museums, showcasing the rich history and culture of the indigenous people and European settlers.
This large, diverse region includes several towns, each with its own unique charm including Renmark, Berri, Loxton, Waikerie and Barmera.
Tourism is an important industry for Riverland, offering a variety of accommodation options, ranging from luxury villas and B&Bs to caravan parks and houseboats. In fact, Riverland is considered the birthplace of Australia’s houseboat industry and offers an unique experience of exploring the region via the river.
