Colbinabbin silo art visited on an Australian Star Murray River cruise excursion

Rochester and Colbinabbin Silo Art

A country Victoria art excursion that gives the Murray River Run a vivid inland detour.

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The Rochester and Colbinabbin silo art excursion gives the 8-day Murray River Run a bold country-Victoria detour. Large-scale murals turn grain silos into public storytelling, linking local farming landscapes, wildlife, history, and community pride.

Interesting facts about Rochester and Colbinabbin silo art

The 8-day operator itinerary includes Rochester and Colbinabbin silo art.

Colbinabbin's silo art is by Tim Bowtell.

The day also includes country hospitality before returning to the river.

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Historic PS Canberra paddle steamer

The PS Canberra adds a living-history layer to the Australian Star program. Seeing or joining this older paddlesteamer helps guests understand why Echuca remains so closely tied to steam, timber, and river transport.

Port of Echuca heritage precinct

The Port of Echuca is the atmospheric starting point for understanding the Murray as a working river. Red-gum wharves, paddlesteamers, heritage buildings, and the old trade routes all come together here before the Australian Star heads into quieter river country.

St Anne's Winery lunch and tasting

St Anne's Winery gives the river program a generous regional-food moment: lunch, tastings, and time away from the ship without losing the slow pace of the cruise. It is one of the easiest ways to feel the Murray as a lived-in food and wine region.