Natures Way
Nature's Way is a scenic tourism drive through Kakadu and Nitmiluk National Parks. For photographic, wildlife and birdwatching enthusiasts, this is a dream drive on a fully sealed road suitable for a two-wheel-drive vehicle. The 457 kilometre drive begins in Darwin...
Wagait Beach
Wagait Beach is a secluded quiet beach community minutes from the Darwin CBD and a favourite weekender retreat with several accommodation options available, from basic camping to tropical hideaways or luxury beachfront villas. Visit to experience the unspoilt beaches, green...
Stokes Hill
Stokes Hill was named after the commander of HMS Beagle John Lort Stokes, who visited and named Darwin after his friend Charles Darwin in 1839. Larrakia were the first people to live in this area and know 'Stokes Hill'...
Aquascene Fish Feeding Sanctuary
At Doctors Gully, right in the heart of Darwin and within walking distance of most city hotels is a unique attraction which has been featured in countless television programs and magazine articles world wide and voted "most popular attraction" in...
The Australian Aviation Heritage Centre
The Australian Aviation Heritage Centre is one of the major aviation museums in Australia. The Centre has an impressive presentation of aircraft and displays depicting the Territory’s involvement in aviation, both civil and military, from the early pioneers and record...
Oz Jetboating - Darwin
If you are visiting Darwin during the winter dry season, be one of the first to experience Oz Jet NT, Oz Jet Boating\'s new experience in Darwin Harbour. Oz Jet Boating NT will have you experiencing Darwin at high speed,...
Kakadu National Park
No matter which time of year you visit Kakadu, there is always something to see and do. You can visit the magnificent artworks of the rock shelters at Ubirr and Nourlangie, or tour the expansive wetlands which are home to...
Katherine Gorge
A visit to Darwin is not complete without a visit to the world famous Katherine Gorge. Known by the aboriginal name Nitmiluk, a cruise through Katherine Gorge is just amazing. The Gorge is located in Nitmiluk National Park and is...
Skydive Territory
Darwin Parachute Club has seen a varied and colourful history, from the building of the club to the many people that have made the club their home, if only for a short while. The majority of the facilities have been...
Government House
Government House, on The Esplanade in Darwin City, is the earliest and most significant government building in the Northern Territory. It is associated with the formal representation of the South Australian colonial administration and subsequent
Outstation Gallery - Aboriginal Art from Art Centres
This exciting Aboriginal art gallery, located in the Parap gallery precinct in Darwin, Australia, showcases high quality and affordable Aboriginal artwork from established and emerging Aboriginal artists. The directors source the exhibited works from over 14 remote Aboriginal community art...
Vintage Twist
You can find them in the gorgeous Star Village Arcade, Darwin Mall. Walking into Vintage takes you back to the days when fashion was classy, trend setting and a little sexy, walk into to their shop and be transported back...
WWII Oil Storage Tunnels
One of the more interesting constructions in Darwin during World War II are the oil storage tunnels located near the Darwin Wharf Precinct. Originally eight oil tunnels were planned, but only five were actually constructed. Today, two of these oil...
Crocosaurus Cove
For a closer look at Australia's iconic and fascinating saltwater crocodile, head to Crocosaurus Cove. Located in the heart of Darwin city, Crocosaurus Cove houses some of the largest crocodiles in the world, as well as a display of 70...
Caf' Parap
For intelligent breakfasts, excellent lunches and supreme coffee it is hard to go past Caf' Parap. Located in Parap Village, just four kilometres from Darwin City, Caf' Parap offers a sumptuous range of sweet and savoury dishes for breakfast, lunch...
Afternoon Tea at Burnett House
There's nothing better than sipping tea in beautiful setting, and what better place to do this in Darwin than at the elegant Burnett House, with its lush gardens and incredible views across the harbour. After surviving bullets, bombs and cyclones,...
Casuarina Square
Casuarina Square has approximately 200 stores and is the largest shopping complex in Darwin, offering a wide range of specialty stores, a food court and a seven screen cinema complex. Stop by and browse the stores, treat yourself to a...
Northern Editions Printmaking Gallery and Studio
Visitors to Northern Editions Printmaking Gallery and Studio at its Charles Darwin University (CDU) location are rewarded with an exquisite range of etchings, screenprints, lithographs and linocuts by some of Australia's most celebrated artists. The staff of Northern Editions travel...
Northern Territory Parliament House
Take a self-guided tour of Australia's newest parliament buildings. The Northern Territory Parliament House is the NT's premier public building. Opened in 1994, Parliament House is located in State Square, a site rich in Territory history and home of the...