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Big Bend Lookout
Morgan
A clifftop vantage over the longest stretch of unbroken river cliffs in the southern hemisphere.
Big Orange Berri
Berri
One of Australia’s classic roadside Big Things - a giant orange celebrating the Riverland’s citrus heritage near Berri.
Bonney Theatre
Barmera
A beautifully preserved Art Deco picture theatre in the heart of Barmera, now a community events venue with occasional film screenings.
Border Cliffs Customs House
Paringa
The 1884 customs house at Port Murthoo, built to collect duties from paddle steamers crossing the border. A walking trail and quiet river reach mark one of the Murray's oddest historic outposts.
Cadell Ferry
Morgan
A free cable ferry crossing the Murray at the small fruit-growing town of Cadell.
Donald Campbell Obelisk
Barmera
A foreshore monument marking Donald Campbell's 1964 world water speed record attempt on Lake Bonney, when Bluebird K7 hit 347 km/h on the Riverland's inland sea.
Lock 1 Blanchetown
Blanchetown
The first weir and lock built on the River Murray, a working piece of river engineering you can watch in action.
Lock 3 Overland Corner
Barmera
A working Murray lock near Overland Corner with a broad grassed viewing area - picnic on the bank and watch houseboats step through the chamber.
Lock 4 Bookpurnong
Loxton
The Murray's Lock 4 sits at Bookpurnong, a few minutes from Berri towards Loxton - free barbecues, a picnic area, a boat ramp and a front-row seat as vessels lock through.
Lock 5 & the Bunyip Barge
Paringa
A 1927 lock and weir just downstream of the Paringa Bridge, set in lawned parkland with picnic tables, barbecues and the retired river barge Bunyip on display.
Loveday Internment Camp Site & Collection
Barmera
From 1941, the Loveday camps held over 5,000 German, Italian and Japanese internees on the flats south of Barmera. Ruins and a heritage precinct remain, with a permanent collection at the Barmera Visitor Information Centre.
Loxton Historical Village
Loxton
A re-created pioneer settlement of more than 45 buildings on the Loxton riverfront, staffed and furnished as it was a century ago.
Loxton Riverfront & Tree of Knowledge
Loxton
Loxton’s leafy riverfront, home to the Tree of Knowledge marking historic flood heights and easy riverside walking trails.
Loxton Riverfront Walking Trails
Loxton
A shady riverside walking trail linking Loxton's historical village and the Tree of Knowledge.
Loxton Tree of Knowledge
Loxton
A giant river red gum on the Loxton riverfront painted with the heights of historic Murray floods.
Loxton's Pepper Tree
Loxton
A gnarled old peppercorn tree on the Loxton riverbank, marking the site of the 1878 boundary rider's hut from which the town took its name.
Lyrup Ferry
Berri
Morgan Ferry
Morgan
Morgan Museum
Morgan
A railway-and-river museum telling the story of the colony's busiest inland port.
Morgan Riverfront Reserve
Morgan
Shady riverfront lawns beneath the historic Morgan wharf, with picnic spots and river views.
Morgan Wharf
Morgan
The towering timber wharf at Morgan, a monument to the days when this was one of South Australia’s busiest inland ports.
Morgan's Historic Town Walk
Morgan
A self-guided heritage walk around Morgan's port precinct - the towering 1877 wharf, the railway station turned museum, customs house and courthouse from the days when Morgan was SA's second-busiest port.
Murray River Queen
Loxton
A grand old riverboat moored at Loxton, a reminder of the Murray's paddle-steamer heyday.
Olivewood Historic Homestead & Museum
Renmark
The 1889 log homestead of Charles Chaffey, whose family founded Australia's first irrigation colony at Renmark. Now a National Trust museum set in an olive grove.