Echuca Wharf is the centrepiece of the Port of Echuca, sitting on the banks of the Murray River approximately two and a half hours north of Melbourne.

A nationally heritage-listed structure, the wharf features magnificent red gum walkways that wind along the riverbank, allowing visitors to explore both above and below the deck while taking in views of the river.

It remains a working access point, with historic paddle steamers and barges moored alongside. The wharf serves as the departure point for one-hour paddle steamer cruises and guided walking tours that bring the region's 19th-century river trade history to life.

Once part of Australia's largest inland port, the site reflects an era when paddle steamers were the lifeblood of commerce on the Murray River.