About

Agricultural Tours Riverina

Agricultural Tours Riverina (ATR) is a small, specialist provider of personalised and pre-planned regional learning experiences. The Riverina is one of the most productive and agriculturally diverse regions in Australia – our high-quality tours take in an interesting mix of local agricultural enterprises, and approaches and attitudes to farming, the environment and rural communities.

We know the Riverina – most importantly, where the best farms and enterprises are. Our professional team delivers tour programs that cover rice, nuts, stone fruit, grapes, wineries, citrus, vegetables, juicing plants, agricultural engineering, water management, transport and logistics, cereal cropping, as well as sheep and cattle production throughout the Eastern states.

The Riverina is the largest wine producing region in NSW. The area is also a massive fresh produce enterprise that supplies half the East coast. The food bowl stretches as far as Wagga Wagga in Southwest New South Wales. This entire region can be patronised in its totality by you on one of our bespoke farm tours.

You’ll be able to study agricultural business and participate in other interactive farm animal experiences. Why not complement your family farm experience with a lesson about irrigation? You’ll find the experience informative, pleasant and one to remember at Agricultural Tours Riverina.

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Our Tours

Our tours are enjoyable, practical and affordable.

Riverina region

The Riverina is one of Australia’s most productive agricultural regions.

Custom tours designed

We enjoy focusing our resources on designing an itinerary to meet your special requirements.

QLD, NSW, and Vic

Our associates can be found in these general locations:

Why us?

364 days operation

Pick up & return to any place in Eastern Aus

Small & Personal by Design

Teacher operators

Agriculturalist Focussed

Bespoke Tours designed

News

How irrigation transformed the Riverina into one of Australia’s most productive agricultural regions

07/09/2026

People visiting the Riverina for the first time are often surprised by the scale and diversity of agriculture they encounter. Within a relatively short drive they may pass rice fields, citrus orchards, vineyards, cotton, almonds, vegetables, grain crops and livestock enterprises. One of the questions we are asked most frequently is, “How is it

Why meeting the farmer is the most valuable part of an agritourism experience

30/08/2026

For many people, a farm tour begins with a simple curiosity. They may want to see a cotton crop, learn how rice is grown, understand modern irrigation or visit a citrus orchard in full production. Yet after years of conducting agricultural tours throughout the Riverina and beyond, we have found that visitors rarely talk

Why bus groups are rediscovering the Riverina

24/07/2026

The Riverina has long been one of Australia’s most productive agricultural regions, yet for many years it remained something of a hidden gem for domestic travellers. Increasingly, however, Riverina bus tours are helping more Australians discover what locals have known for generations. The Riverina offers far more than wide open spaces. It is a

Testimonials

The participants were impressed not only by your knowledge in agriculture but also your passion to share information outside of the itinerary.  We have learnt a lot from the different site visits as well as your sharing on the bus
Chloe Cai, Office of Global Engagement, University of Sydney
Great memories of touring that important ag area.
John Miller, SouthWest Ag Texas
What a terrific tour arranged by a highly professional group.
A. East, Cootamundra
Will make this short, but hope you’ll see how valuable your input has been!........... As always, thanks for all you put together. It has added immeasurably to this adventure!
W. Linn Montgomery, Professor Emeritus of Biology, Department of Biological Sciences, Northern Arizona University
You did a good job making relationships with the farmers and businesses and put together a tour that covered a lot of different types of agriculture -- it was really informative. I will recommend ATR to anyone I know that has an interest.
Steven, Beef Farmers from Alberta, Canada