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Vacation rentals in Nagambie

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Guesthouse in Euroa
Cosy 1 bedroom farm stay guesthouse
Relax in this cosy guest house with spacious surrounds. The guest house is close to the main house but with private outlook and places to explore along the seasonal creek and open paddocks . Close to the Euroa township and an ideal base for exploring the Strathbogie region. There is a kitchenette with small bar fridge and microwave. PLEASE DO NOT USE PORTABLE COOKING DEVICES IN THE GUEST HOUSE for safety reasons. BBQ facilities and campfire pit are available in front of the guest house
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Farm stay in Glenaroua
Dale View Luxury Eco Accommodation
Perfect for couples, this beautiful, spacious 1 bedroom retreat has everything you need to enjoy a stay in this beautiful region. Experience the feeling of true seclusion, located on 110 acres of rolling hills only an hour from Melbourne, it's the perfect place to relax and leave the hustle and bustle of city life behind. Dale View is well hidden from the road. As you sweep up the driveway you will see kangaroos and birds as the property unfolds in front of you.
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Guest suite in Castlemaine
Central Studio Apartment with great views
This self-contained studio is tucked below our house. It's a totally separate and private space, air conditioned, double glazed and with its own off-street parking and access. It is within walking distance to the town centre, The Mill Complex, The Bridge Hotel and the Botanic Gardens; and just a 7 min walk up the hill from the railway station. Enjoy fabulous views to the east from the lounge, bedroom and your private balcony across the town to Mt Alexander.

Stay near Nagambie's top sights

Mitchelton Wines32 locals recommend
Nagambie Bakery5 locals recommend
Tahbilk - Cellar Door27 locals recommend
Black Caviar Statue7 locals recommend
Champions IGA Nagambie Plus Liquor4 locals recommend
Nagambie Rowing Club11 locals recommend

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Home in Yea
Tranquil getaway. Magnificent views.
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Home in Mitchellstown
Goulburn river nagambie
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Home in Waranga Shores
Bush Setting - "Ironbark Cottage"
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ICKY
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Farm stay in Seymour
Casita 4 at Blue Tongue Berries
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Farm stay in Whiteheads Creek
Harmony Hills - Pure Serenity
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Home in Nagambie
Lakeside Retreat Nagambie
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Apartment in Nagambie
Nagambie Lakeview Apartment
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Guest suite in Goulburn Weir
Nagambie/Goulburn Weir River Cottage

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Nagambie

Total rentals

40 properties

Wi-Fi availability

20 properties include access to Wi-Fi

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

10 properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

10 properties have a pool

Family-friendly rentals

30 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

1.2K reviews

Your guide to Nagambie

Welcome to Nagambie

The traditional lands of the Taungurung Aboriginal people, Nagambie is a relaxed rural town in the Goldfields region of central Victoria, hugging the shores of Lake Nagambie, a reservoir fed by the Goulburn River. Nagambie’s waterways are a key attraction for many visitors, with river cruises and boat hire and other watercraft rentals available in town. Fishing is also popular here, with Murray cod and golden perch among the prized catches.

Nagambie is also the hub of the lesser-known Nagambie Lakes wine region, a subregion of the Goulburn Valley wine region, with more than half a dozen cellar doors within 20 minutes’ drive of town. The region’s Shiraz vines date from the 1860s, though Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc, Marsanne, and Merlot are also commonly grown here. Several wineries also have restaurants, as does the brewery and distillery on High Street, Nagambie’s main drag, which is still home to several buildings dating from the late 19th century. Look out for the white Nagambie Historical Society building (1871), which houses a small museum.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Nagambie

The greater Shepparton region enjoys a temperate climate, with enough sunny days per year to rival Queensland’s Gold Coast. Summers are hot and dry, and while winter mornings can be frosty, they typically turn into bright sunny days. Nagambie hosts a community market on the first Saturday of every month, as well as several annual festivals. In March, the Nagambie on Water Festival is celebrated on the shores of Lake Nagambie, with community markets, live entertainment, and swimming competitions. Come November, the Vineyards Running Festival sees runners race around local vineyards, followed by a festival at a local winery with food stalls and live bands. More recently held in June, the Shepparton Festival is a top regional draw, with more than two weeks of arts events including comedy, film, exhibitions, and performance.


Top things to do in Nagambie

Visit a ghost town

A 20-minute drive northeast of Nagambie lies the former township of Whroo. Developed after gold was found here in 1854, Whroo had been all but abandoned by the mid-20th century. Today, there’s not much left other than a couple of dilapidated buildings, an open-cut mine, the remains of cyanide vats, and a cemetery, but it’s an interesting excursion nonetheless.

Get your tank fix

Ever wondered where Australia’s old army tanks end up? Some of them, at least, find their way to the Australian Army Tank Museum, a 30-minute drive south of Nagambie, which features more than 80 armoured vehicles and anti-tank weapons in the outside exhibition area alone. Inside, the collection focuses on the history of operations, from World War I through to the 21st century.

Take a wetlands wander

Opened in 2021, the Tahbilk-Tahbilk Indigenous Flora Trail is a two-kilometre trail forming part of an eight-kilometre wetland walking trail network southwest of Nagambie. Designed in collaboration with the local Aboriginal community, the trail’s interpretation panels explore Taungurung connections to the diverse plant species abundant in the wetlands.

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