THE PORT OF ECHUCA IS BUZZING WITH ANTICIPATION AS IT PREPARES FOR A VIBRANT AUTUMN SEASON, OFFERING A SMORGASBORD OF ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS FOR VISITORS OF ALL AGES.
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The historic riverside precinct is set to come alive with a mix of free and ticketed events throughout the school holidays and Easter period.
Kicking off the autumn festivities, the Port Cinema will be screening films from March 8 to 9.
As the school holidays approach, the Port of Echuca Museum and Wharf has free entry to all visitors allowing families to delve into the rich history of this iconic location.
For the adventure seekers, Kids Adventure Torchlight Tours will light up every Monday and Wednesday during the school holidays.
The popular Port After Dark Tours will continue to intrigue visitors every Wednesday and Saturday night at 9pm, offering a unique glimpse into the port’s colourful past.
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Bree Harding
Today, you can relive this golden era with a one-hour leisurely cruise aboard an authentic paddle steamer.
The P.S. Pevensey cruises four times a day with commentary from the crew.
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Emily Donohoe
Daily guided walking tours will step off at 11.30am and 1.30pm, providing fascinating insights into the bustling river trade days.
Special National Trust walking tours are pencilled in for April and May.
The Easter weekend promises to be a cracker, with daily cruises on the P.S. Pevensey, vintage car and steam engine displays, and appearances by the Easter bunny.
Visitors can tap their feet to a performance by local musicans and the Moama Grammar drumline at Echuca Wharf, before a spectacular fireworks display on Easter Saturday as well as on Easter Sunday.
Easter fireworks at the Port of Echuca are creating a festive occasion to bring the community and visitors together to enjoy a spectacle of light and sound.
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Sitthixay Ditthavong
For those looking to extend their stay, the Port of Echuca offers a range of ongoing attractions, including the steam shed display, where visitors can marvel at original working steam engines and chat with the engineers who operate them.
The Port of Echuca visitor centre is the go-to spot for further inquiries and bookings.
Ticket prices vary for different events, with entry to the Port of Echuca — Wharf, Paddlesteamers and Museum — free of charge.
Booking in advance for popular tours and events is recommended, especially during peak periods.
The Port of Echuca can be reached at 1800 280 642 or at enquiries@portofechuca.com.au
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