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Kaneira Hotel
Bed & Breakfast & Free Camping
Trading hours for Bar / Bistro
Tuesday To Sunday 4pm till late.
Monday Bar is closed / Bistro open 6pm to 8pm
Kaneira Hotel
The Kaneira Hotel Culgoa is Situated along the Calder Highway halfway between Melbourne and Mildura.
Whether you're visiting Lake Tyrrell or the Silo Art Trail the Kaneira Hotel Culgoa has cheap accommodation in the Mallee without losing quality as the Hotel has been completely renovated including Bar and Bistro and has all the modern facilities you would expect including Modern Hot Showers Aircon and heating and Tv as well as free WIFI for all our guest.
We also have a Free Camping Next door that’s suitable for Caravanners, Campervans and tents and is completely free to use for anyone.
Our Bistro presents a wide range of delicious meals to suit everyone taste buds and our Bar has a great selection of spirits as well as wine and cocktails and is perfect for family and friends.
OUR SERVICES
Breakfast
complementary toast with tea and coffee is included with your stay.
Bistro
The Kaneira Hotel has a beautifull fully licenced bistro that sells a wide range of appitising meals ranging from T bone steaks to a big selection of Pizzas.
GALLERY
THINGS TO DO
LAKE TYRRELL
35 Minute drive from Culgoa
Welcome to Sea Lake, gateway to Lake Tyrrell. Situated just 7kms north of Sea Lake, the Lake environment is host to Mallee reptiles, kangaroos, emus, white-faced chats, and an inland gullery.
LAKE TYRRELL
35 Minute drive from Culgoa
Lake Tyrrell is a unique salt lake located 7kms north of Sea Lake. The Lake environment is host to Mallee reptiles, kangaroos, emus, white-faced chats, and an inland gullery.
To get to Lake Tyrrell, which is Victoria's largest salt lake covering 20,860 hectares, head north on the Calder Highway and it's well signposted on your right-hand side. There is a viewing platform and information bay.
LAKE TYRRELL
35 Minute drive from Culgoa
Lake Tyrrell is a salt lake located approximately 7km's north of the small township of Sea Lake in rural Victoria. The lake itself covers 21,860 hectares and is host to a number of Australian native animals including kangaroos, emus and numerous other species of birds and wildlife.
Lake Tyrrell offers visitors magnificent viewing of sunrise, sunset, and stars as the shallow water becomes mirror-like when the winds drop. The lake itself is known to change colour as the saline levels increase and an algae grows.
SPANNER MAN
1 Hours drive from Culgoa
John Piccoli welds giant sculptures out of spanners — earning him the nickname the Spanner Man.
His garden is littered with dozens of larger-than-life sculptures of mermaids, marlin, and even a full horse and wagon.
It all started when he leased out his mixed grain and stock farm after running it for three decades, from his wheelchair.
SILO MURALS
1 h 15 min drive from Culgoa
The scene depicts Brim residents – three men and one woman.
Brim Active Community Group’s Shane Wardle said the community thought they were pretty lucky to have the mural in their town.
“It looks amazing, everyone is so happy,” he said.
“The standard of work is unbelievable.”
Van Helten, from Brisbane, used a cherrypicker for three weeks to create the mural with spray paint and acrylic house paint.