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Getting to Trentham Waters Resort Mildura
Getting to Trentham Waters Resort Mildura: Your Journey Starts Here
Whether you’re chasing sunshine, craving a river escape, or simply longing to unwind under swaying palms, Trentham Waters Resort Mildura is closer than you think. Nestled on the Murray River and surrounded by nature, getting here is part of the journey — whether you’re flying in or hitting the open road.
Here’s how to reach us from across Australia:
✈️ Travelling by Air
Mildura Airport (MQL) is just a 20-minute drive from Trentham Waters Resort and offers daily direct flights from major cities.
Qantas and Rex Airlines operate regular services to and from:
- Melbourne – ~1 hour 15 minutes
- Sydney – ~1 hour 45 minutes
- Adelaide – ~1 hour
Flights operate multiple times daily from Melbourne, and daily from both Sydney and Adelaide.
From Brisbane, Perth, and Hobart
You can connect easily via Melbourne or Sydney. Most itineraries offer same-day arrival.
On arrival, you can hire a car from the airport or arrange a private transfer direct to the resort.
🚗 Travelling by Road
If you prefer the scenic route, Mildura is a rewarding drive — open roads, charming towns, and shifting landscapes that make the kilometres fly by.
From Melbourne
- Distance: ~540 km
- Travel time: ~6 hours
- Best route: Calder Highway (A79) via Bendigo and the Silo Art Trail
From Adelaide
- Distance: ~400 km
- Travel time: ~4.5 hours
- Route: Sturt Highway (A20) via Renmark
From Sydney
- Distance: ~1,000 km
- Travel time: ~11–12 hours
- Ideal as a two-day drive via Wagga Wagga and Hay
From Canberra
- Distance: ~800 km
- Travel time: ~9 hours
- Route: Via Griffith and Balranald
From Brisbane
- Distance: ~1,600 km
- Travel time: ~17–18 hours
- Great for extended road trips with overnight stops
We offer free parking onsite, with plenty of room for cars, caravans, boats, and trailers.
When You Arrive
No matter how you get here, the moment you arrive at Trentham Waters Resort Mildura, you’ll feel the shift — the warmth of the sun, the sway of the palms, the hum of the Murray. This is where the holiday truly begins.
