The Far West is the most sparsely populated region in NSW, comprising communities that are enriched with culture and history. Menindee is one of these communities. The town is of great significance to the Barkindji people and was a base for Burke and Wills' expedition across Australia. Menindee's thriving environment fosters an enormous variety of wildlife, supporting up to 222,000 water birds. Locals and visitors alike can enjoy the vast open spaces and tranquility that this oasis in the outback has to offer.
