Talo Retreat at Moama on Murray Resort Victoria

By Glamper | Victoria | Comments are Closed | 19 May, 2020 | 0

Glamping Talo Retreat Victoria

An amazing 82 hectare bushland property that offers Yurts, a unique style of accommodation inspired by nomadic Mongolian dwellings. It is part of the Moama on the Murray resort which also offers houseboats and cabin style villas. We will be bringing you a review of the houseboats and cabins at a later date. It offers some of the best glamping in Victoria.

Each Yurt is self contained with a compact kitchenette, coffee machine and BBQ facilities. Our Yurts are fitted with electric wood fire heaters and evaporative air conditioning. Staying in Talo Retreat provides you with a way to escape the pressures of day to day. In keeping with this there are NO TELEVISIONS in the Yurts. Each Yurt has a private shower/toilet facilities set off the balcony, enhancing the bush experience.

Amenities : Spa, Own Shower
Minimum Nights Stay : 2
Great For : Couples, Small Groups
Rates based On : Per Couple
Total Accom Available : 12
Complimentary Use of Canoes and Bikes

Talo Retreat at Moama on Murray Resort offers a truly wonderful experience, especially for those looking for a different and intriguing adventure.

Wonders Near Talo Retreat

Talo Retreat is not far from Echuca Moama which is famous for being the home town of Australia’s largest and most lovingly restored paddlesteamer fleet. We recommend taking a dip into the history of these ancient paddlesteamers while you explore Echuca Moama itself. There is so much interesting information on the paddlesteamers around town that is waiting for discovery.

The region boasts of some of Victoria’s best wine and food experiences. The Echuca Chocolate Company craft some of the most delicious chocolate you will find in Australia and possibly the world. For something a little more adult you can try either the Echuca gin Distellery or the Star Hotel. Both venues do welcome children.

Any Aussie worth their salt would not visit the region without checking out the National Holden Museum or the Great Aussie Beer Shed. Both are not only Australian but regional icons.