Buchs

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Nestled in the heart of the Murray River region, Buchs is a serene escape that feels a world away from the bustle of city life. This tiny, unassuming town is a gateway to some of New South Wales' most enchanting natural landscapes, where the river meanders through floodplains and red gum forests. For self-drive travellers, Buchs offers a quiet base to explore the rich biodiversity and Aboriginal heritage of the area, with a genuine sense of rural tranquillity.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Buchs itself is a fleeting stop – an hour or two is enough to soak in the riverside calm. However, it's best savoured as part of a longer Murray River road trip. Most visitors allocate a half-day to explore the national park and nearby reserves, then continue along the scenic drive to neighbouring towns. For a deeper immersion, consider an overnight stay at a nearby farmstay or river cabin.

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