Riverboats on the Murray River

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Travel through rolling hills and Mallee outback to the mighty Murray River bringing watered life to a thirsty land - a land now rich in green vineyards, golden citrus orchards and prosperous rural communities. Mannum - the birthplace of the River Murray Paddlesteamers. Mannum - the Murray River gateway to the harsh empty inland of Australia, still reeking with our historic past - the bawdy days of the riverboat men toiling up river in the blazing sun.

Inclusion

Riverboat cruise, Morning tea and Buffet lunch

Exclusion

Hotel pick up / drop off and Gratuity

Hours of operation

Tour operates Monday and Friday (except Christmas Day), departs at 9:15am and returns approximately at 5:15pm.

Location Tour departs from Adelaide Central Bus Station (85 Franklin Street)

Location

Tour departs from Adelaide Central Bus Station (85 Franklin Street)

Policies Any child under the minimum child age will travel free of charge and they will have to sit on their parents lap, if you prefer that the child has their own seat then you will have to pay the child fare.

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Adelaide Central Bus Station (85 Franklin Street) Adelaide South Australia , Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

1611300858687

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