Country hospitality, proud history, natural beauty – and a place you’re always welcome.
Whether your here on a pilgrimage to the iconic Deniliquin Ute Muster, or just a relaxing
riverside break with the family, Deniliquin is the perfect place to get away
from the fast pace of modern life and take it easy.
DENI UTE MUSTER
Deni is regarded as the ‘Ute Capital of the World’ and, in 1999, it entered the history books, claiming the Guinness Book of World Records title for the largest parade of utes, with 2,839 drivers taking part.
www.deniutemuster.com.au
THE LONG PADDOCK
The Long Paddock road trip follows the historic Cobb stock route, from fascinating Echuca – Moama on the mighty Murray River to iconic country towns like Deniliquin.
www.thelongpaddock.com.au
COMMUNITY MARKETS
There are great events happening all the time in our region. Live music, community fundraisers, information evenings & markets. There’s something for you in and around Deniliquin any time of the year.
www.visitdeni.com.au
Deniliquin – where towering red gums meet expansive outback plains.
Our sunny climate has drawn visitors here for generations, with fun on the water by day
followed by some of the biggest starry skies you’ll ever see by night.
VISITOR INFORMATION
Make this your first stop! The friendly staff and volunteers can provide all the maps and brochures you’ll need as well as local tips to on the best in Deniliquin
ON THE RIVER
At the heart of Deni is the Edward River (Kolety) – a place of natural beauty that’s home to well-loved beaches, swimming spots, boat ramps, long stretches to explore by kayak, and plenty of places to throw in a line in search of Murray Cod.
WALKS
With Deniliquin being located on the edge of the Murray Valley Regional Park and situated on the banks of the beautiful Edward River, you’re sure to find beautiful walking trails.
NATURAL WONDERS
Deniliquin, surrounded by creeks and rivers, is a unique meeting point of a magnificent Red Gum forest and the endless flat plains of the outback.
HISTORY
Explore Deniliquin’s diverse history which dates back to the 1840s.
OUT OF TOWN
Stretching up from the lush Murray, through Deni and the Edward River, and into the flat stretches of the Riverina, our region is a living showcase of modern life on the land.
