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6 Reviews DARWIN This is a must do when in Darwin..each Thursday and Sunday nights this market is extremely popular with locals and visitors alike. Take wander through the large marketplace and look at the...
5 Reviews DARWIN This is a worthwhile day out while in Darwin and is certainly a "close up" for anybody that has never seen crocodiles THIS CLOSE..The river cruise guarantees that you will see many large crocs...
Aquascene - Darwin Fish Feeding
3 Reviews We drove down to Doctors Gully the last morning we were in Darwin to catch the fish feeding. Like many other people who arrived we were a little late but still enjoyed our visit. The area has a nice...
Visit Litchfield National Park
4 Reviews Located just over 100 kilometers south of Darwin and an easy days drive there and back with good blacktop roads all the way..a visit to this wonderful National Park is a great day out..over1500 square...
2 Reviews Get a copy of the Destination Darwin Visitor Guide as soon as you arrive - you'll find it at hotels, hostels, airport etc. Or at the Visitor Information Centre This booklet has everything in it -...
1 Review Skydiving in the territory is awesome! The views are fantastic, and it will be an experience you never forget. A tandem jump costs around between $290 and $350, depending on the height you jump from....
DennyP Says: DARWIN I found to get about around Darwin and visit the National Parks .I with four friends hired cars for the day to go to a certain destination..This worked...
TAKE A WALK ALONG BI CENTENNIAL PARK
DennyP Says: Depending on how much time you have in Darwin..A pleasant way to spend a few hours is the Bicentennial Park that runs right along the edge of the bay..so cool...
wise23girl Says: If you go to Cullen Bay Marina you will find a ferry to take you to Mandorah. We thought it would be a chance to see the harbour and it was. The little tourist...
VISIT THE DARWIN AVIATION CENTRE
DennyP Says: Located just south of Darwin..This certainly is a great place to visit when in Darwin or driving to or from Darwin.being an enthusiast of military History...
albaaust Says: We went on the Cape Adieu sunset cruise and I must admit we thought it wonderful value for the money. The food was absolutely outstanding…all home cooked and...
albaaust Says: The Museum and Art Gallery is well worth a visit for a number of reasons. It has a particularly poignant display of photographs of Cyclone Tracey and an...
The Old Town Hall Ruins - Now Used For Concerts
Mikebb Says: Built in 1883 these old ruins stand out as you walk along Smith Street. Not far from the Smith Street Mall this area of the city is strong in history and forms...
aussirose Says: Another 'must see'. This was an amazing place. Hubby & I could have spent all day here easily! Our va's enjoyed themselves too :o) It's like a surfari with a...
aussirose Says: We visited Howard Springs after the big vt weekend and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. If you want to see huge Barramundi then this is the place to see...
aussirose Says: Continuing my walk, around the corner from Parliment House I came to some ruins. This was pretty interesting. I'm not a real history person but enjoyed a read...
Museum & Art Gallery of the Northern Territory
robertgaz Says: The Museum & Art Gallery of the Northern Territory overlooks the blue green waters of Fannie Bay and is set in lovely tropical gardens.Exhibits include...
robertgaz Says: The greatest natural disaster in Australia's history was on 24 December 1974 when Cyclone Tracy destroyed the city of Darwin. Overnight, 48,000 people were made...
robertgaz Says: Sweetheart was a male 5.1m, 780kg saltwater crocodile that terrorised fisherman during the 1970's at a popular Darwin fishing spot by tipping them out of their...
robertgaz Says: The Maritime Gallery at the Museum & Art Gallery of the Northern Territory is a collection of the different types of boats found in South East Asia.Included are...
robertgaz Says: Lyons Cottage is located on the Esplanade and overlooks Darwin Harbour. It is the only remaining example of a colonial bungalow style architecture in Darwin. ...
robertgaz Says: Parliament House Darwin is an example of modern tropical architecture and it is affectionately known as the "Greek wedding cake" by locals.Construction was...
robertgaz Says: The Darwin Cenotaph is located in Bicentennial Park a short walk from the CBD and overlooks the blue green waters of Darwin Harbour.An inscription on the base...
robertgaz Says: The World War II Storage Tunnels were constructed to protect Darwin's oil supplies from wartime enemy bombardment.It is now a fascinating underground attraction...
sneakye Says: It was a few years ago that I visited Darwin - but on Thursday / Sunday nights (depending what season you are travelling in) they had these awesome markets down...
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6 Reviews and 138 Opinions Very nice pool area.
2 Reviews and 144 Opinions There are two Holiday Inns right next to each other. I stayed in the “poor cousin” which was OK....
3 Reviews and 127 Opinions Just the best position for us. Right on the esplanade for the front entrance and straight through...
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If aviation is your interest then any trip to Darwin should include a visit to the Aviation Centre. containing a few planes including a B52 and exibits it...
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Q: Hi there, In two weeks we're going to Perth. From there we start our trip by camper to Exmouth, Broome and Darwin for a month....
A: March is the end of the wet season, but it's still very wet. To get an idea of how the weather is in the wet season have a look at the current situation...
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Darwin (where i live and now my home) 1997 -
TIME: Greenich mean time plus 9 1/2 hours. CLIMATE: from November to April is the monsoonal wet season when most of the on average 1651mm of rain falls and humidity increases into the high 90's. Also...
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Situated on the shores of Van Dieman Gulf, Darwin is Australia's northern-most city. A capital city even, though not of a state but of a territory. When first established, in 1869, it was named...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Darwin. I'd love to share with you the 38 tips I've written, the 151 photos uploaded, and 3 travelogues I've created.
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Darwin is a very popular holiday destination for us "southerners" to escape our winter blues. Many overseas visitors and backpackers come to Darwin as it is the gateway to world famous Kakadu National...
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Capital City Of Australia's Northern Territory
We arrived in Darwin on the 1st August for a 10 day holiday taking in several of the major attractions of the Northern Territory. After a few days in the city we visited Litchfield National Park, then...
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