Getting to Corowa

Corowa is located on the beautiful banks of the Murray River. Just a 45-minute drive from Albury, Corowa is home to around 6,000 residents and supports a network of surrounding rural villages.

Bordering Victoria, Corowa sits at the heart of the Murray Landcare and Local Land Services region - a landscape rich with rivers, creeks, wetlands, box-gum and river red gum woodlands, and productive mixed-farming enterprises. The region has a strong Landcare presence thanks to Corowa District Landcare and the Murray Landcare Collective , a community alliance of agricultural, environmental and not-for-profit groups.

  • Corowa is easily accessible by car and makes for a relaxed road trip through the beautiful Murray River region.

    • From Sydney: Approx. 6.5 hours via the Hume Highway.

    • From Albury–Wodonga: Just under 1 hour west along the Riverina Highway.

    • From Melbourne: Approx. 3 hours via the Hume Freeway

  • The closest major airport to Corowa is Albury Airport (ABX), located about 45 minutes drive from Corowa.

    Albury Airport offers daily flights to and from:

    • Melbourne

    • Sydney

    • Brisbane (depending on season and airline)

  • Limited bus transfers will be available from Albury Airport to Corowa and to/from conference venues. Information on how to book will be available as part of the registration process. View bus times and stops here.

Stay: Accommodation in Corowa & Surrounds

Corowa and the surrounding region offer a wide range of accommodation options to suit every style of stay. Conference delegates can choose from boutique hotels and historic pubs, comfortable motels ideal for short stays, and self-contained holiday units and Airbnbs. For those who enjoy the outdoors - caravan parks, riverside cabins and camping areas along the Murray River provide relaxed, scenic settings close to nature. Scroll down for our accommodation recommendations based on how you’re getting to Corowa.

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Food, Wine & Local Produce

Corowa sits across the river from the vibrant food and wine region of Rutherglen and Wahgunyah, celebrated for its cool-climate wines, farmgate produce, and award-winning distilleries and breweries. Visitors can enjoy connecting with producers that highlight the area’s strong agricultural roots and commitment to quality local ingredients.

Nature & Recreation

The region offers extensive river access perfect for kayaking, boating, swimming and fishing. Wetlands and reserves attract birdwatchers and nature lovers, with abundant native wildlife and seasonal wildflowers showcasing the diversity of the Murray landscape. Cycling routes, forest tracks, and scenic drives provide endless ways to explore the countryside at your own pace.

Surrounding Towns & Day Trips

Several rural villages and historic towns are within easy reach of Corowa, offering heritage attractions, boutique shopping, galleries, and inviting riverfront dining. The broader Murray region is ideal for day trips and scenic drives, with iconic river landscapes and rich agricultural country waiting to be explored.

The border regions

Discover the North of the Murray region - a welcoming destination where the Murray River meets wide-open plains and vibrant country towns.

Venture into Victoria’s High Country — a spectacular mountain and alpine region that’s perfect for all seasons. From road trips along the Great Alpine Road to hiking scenic trails, sampling boutique wines, or enjoying craft breweries, this region blends natural beauty with adventure and relaxation.