The new Griffith Visitor Guide for 2025-2026. Griffith, located in the heart of New South Wales, continues to shine as a must-visit destination for tourists across Australia. Moreover, to showcase everything this vibrant town and its surrounds have to offer, 40,000 copies of the brand new Griffith Visitor Guide will be published over the next two years, aiming to promote Griffith locally and throughout Australia. This comprehensive 84-page guide is therefore available at the Griffith Tourism Hub, offering visitors an all-in-one resource to explore the best attractions, dining, accommodation, shopping, and local events.
Explore Griffith: A Diverse Destination
Indeed, the new Griffith Visitor Guide 2025-2026 is a treasure trove of information about the best places to eat, drink, stay, and explore. Griffith’s unique blend of modern attractions, rich agricultural heritage, and vibrant multiculturalism makes it a standout destination in regional Australia. The guide highlights popular spots like the town’s renowned wineries and restaurants but also uncovers hidden gems that provide a more niche experience for visitors.
In addition,some of the standout attractions featured in the guide include:
- Catania Fruit Salad Farm: This family-run farm, a mudbrick farmhouse built by the pioneering Cox family, is a must-see for anyone interested in Griffith’s agricultural history.
- Aisling Distillery: Producing small-batch premium single malt whisky from locally sourced barley, Aisling also crafts gin, rum, and vodka, offering visitors a chance to sample and purchase some of the best spirits in the region.
A Calendar Full of Events in The New Griffith Visitor Guide
The guide also highlights Griffith’s major events in 2025, including:
- Griffith Spring Fest
- A Taste of Italy
In addition to local happenings, the new Griffith Visitor Guide also provides information about nearby towns worth visiting, such as Darlington Point, Hay, Leeton, Narrandera, Hillston, Lockhart, and West Wyalong. This ensures that tourists have a diverse range of options to plan day trips or weekend getaways.
A Thriving Tourism Destination
Tourism in Griffith has flourished, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, when many Sydney residents turned to regional destinations. Griffith has seen an influx of visitors from across the country, many of whom now return regularly. According to Mirella Guidolin, the tourism team manager at Griffith City Council, domestic tourism has surged, with many visitors discovering that Griffith offers more than they initially expected.
The opening of new sports facilities—such as the sports stadium and 50-metre pool—has further contributed to the rise in tourism, attracting events like the Country Regionals swimming championships. Visitors are staying longer, with an increasing average of 5 to 7 nights per stay, as the town continues to provide more for guests to explore and enjoy.
How to Access The New Griffith Visitor Guide
The new Griffith Visitor Guide 2025-2026 is available both locally and throughout Australia. It will be distributed through the Visitor Information Centre network, at tradeshows, and in conference delegate bags. Visitors can also find the guide at various local accommodation houses, council facilities, and the Griffith Tourism Hub at 1 Jondaryan Ave. Local businesses and residents are encouraged to pick up copies and take part in promoting Griffith’s growing tourism industry.
Experience Outback Luxury at Corynnia Station
For those looking to combine their Griffith visit with an unforgettable outback experience, Corynnia Station offers a luxurious yet authentic escape, just 45 minutes from Griffith.
Corynnia Station is a working farm that provides an exclusive, historic experience in the heart of the Australian outback. This expansive property blends modern comforts with the rugged beauty of the outback, making it the perfect destination for anyone looking to rejuvenate, relax, and connect with nature. Whether you’re here for a peaceful retreat, to learn about farming, or simply to experience the beauty of rural Australia, Corynnia Station promises a rewarding and unique stay.
Guests can choose from a range of accommodations, all set within a stunning Homestead garden oasis. The property offers:
- All-weather roads that accommodate all types of vehicles for drive-in guests.
- Private dirt airstrips, making it a seamless fly-in destination.
- Exclusive access to the farm’s operations, including lambing season, agricultural practices, and the breathtaking landscape.
With serene surroundings and an intimate connection to the land, Corynnia Station is a haven for those seeking a break from the everyday hustle and bustle of life.
Book Your Stay Today
Discover the authentic outback luxury that only Corynnia Station can provide. Whether you’re a city dweller or a nature lover, Corynnia offers an ideal place to rejuvenate and unwind. Book your stay today and experience the charm and tranquility of one of Australia’s most beautiful working farms.
