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The Rural City of Mildura boasts
more sunshine hours per year than the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Enjoy
what the locals enjoy every day - warm sunshine, clear skies and
fresh air. Mildura offers a friendly, relaxed lifestyle, access
to Australia's mighty Murray and Darling rivers and a wide variety
of sporting and leisure activities. Multiple daily air services
to Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney provide excellent opportunities
to commute regularly.
Mildura is in the heart of Australia's largest dried fruit, grape
and wine producing area and has a number of major wineries. The
beautiful weather and the magnificent Murray and Darling rivers
supply the irrigation that makes this area the great horticultural
centre of Victoria.
Mildura has a good mix of restaurants,
bars and clubs which cater for all tastes and cultures. The
district has regular special events throughout the year including
Jazz & Wine Festival (November), Arts
Festival (March), Country
Music Festival (September/October), in addition to a
busy sporting calendar. In 2004 Mildura will host the World
Hot-Air Balloon Championships
Mildura is also widely considered the gateway to the Australian
Outback - with regular tourist excursions on offer to Mungo
National Park, Broken Hill and Silverton. It's rich paddleboat history
continues to attract interest from around the state.
Sport
- Golf
- Horse racing
- Tennis
- Aussie Rules
- Baseball / Softball
- Soccer
- Hot Air Ballooning
- Sunraysia Bushwalkers
- Air sports
- Water sports
- Motor Sports
- Cycling - Tour of Sunraysia {September}
Wineries
Agriculture
- Grapes (table grapes, dried fruits, wine varieties)
- Avocadoes
- Citrus
Mallee
National Parks
Tourist Information Tours
Theatre
- Galleries
- performing arts
- cinema
Restaurants
Riverboats
Tourist destinations
Shopping
Real Estate Agents
Schools
Transport
- Air
- Qantas Travel
- Rex
- Road - 6 hours from Melbourne, 4 hours from Adelaide (estimated
driving time by car)
- Bus
Accommodation
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