Thanks to its convenient location, Mediterranean climate and a vibrant food and wine culture, Corowa is an alluring destination year-round. Resting along the banks of the Murray River, Corowa offers a mix of water-based sports and activities, such as water skiing, swimming and boating.
Things to do in Corowa
Explore Australia’s most exquisite collection of Federation-style buildings with a walking tour through Corowa. Start along Sanger Street, lined with historic buildings protected by the National Trust. Make your way to the Corowa Federation Museum, where a robust collection of pristine artefacts, machinery and household items tell the story of Corowa’s role during the Australian Federation Movement.
Do you have a sweet tooth? Head to Corowa Whisky & Chocolate Factory, set inside the city's former flour mill. Join a tour of the refurbished distillery and sample handcrafted chocolates in the charming cafe or cosy up near the fireplace and sip on a glass of Corowa’s fine whisky.
Take a stroll along Lake Moodemere, a wildlife refuge that’s been protected since 1889. Home to Australian pelicans, cockatoos, black swans and colourful parrots, Lake Moodemere is a bird watcher’s paradise. Thrill seekers can enjoy water skiing at Corowa Water Ski Club, the site of the annual Moodemere Masters Ski Tournament.
Getting around Corowa
Corowa is a three-hour drive from Melbourne on the Hume Highway. Arrive by plane at nearby Albury Airport or by train at Albury Station. Once in Corowa, rental bikes and boat rides along the Murray River are a popular way to explore.