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Nagambie Lakes

Venue Information Nagambie, located 125 km north of Melbourne in regional Victoria, is set on the picturesque shores of Lake Nagambie in the Goulburn Valley. The town has a population of around 1300 people and is encircled by fertile land devoted to cereals, sheep, cattle, vineyards and horse studs.

The lake was created in 1887 and is popular with canoeists and water skiers. More recently, facilities at the lake have been upgraded to create a world-class water sport competition venue. The Goulburn River feeds into Nagambie Lakes. more -->

Nagambie Lakes

How to get there Nagambie Lakes are on the edge of the Victorian township of Nagambie. Nagambie can be accessed by car, along the Hume Highway and the Goulburn Valley Highway. Take the Hume Highway north from the city. The Hume can be reached by taking the Western Ring Road from the airport and then following the signs to the Hume Highway, or by driving along Elizabeth Street, Royal Parade and Sydney Road from the city. Sydney Road turns into the Hume Highway.

Visitors to Nagambie can travel by hire car or train. Personal vehicle is strongly recommended. more -->