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DARWIN THE
Adventure is around every corner across Darwin and the Top End! As the dry season rolls in, the city bursts into life beneath endless blue skies and balmy sunshine, with cooling sea breezes and vibrant sunsets that paint the horizon in a kaleidoscope of colours. Forget winter chills – here, you’ll be basking in the perfect weather for exploring bustling markets, strolling shady foreshore paths, and kicking back at an outdoor cinema under the stars. Wildlife flourishes, waterfalls thunder, and every day feels like an invitation to explore. It’s absolutely the best time to travel further afield, especially at your own pace in a Star RV motorhome. Dive into multicultural flavours, soak up the laid-back vibe, and let the wild spirit of the Territory sweep you up. Whether you’re chasing crocodile encounters or just a top-notch barra burger, you’re in for a cracker of a time!
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THIS WEEK IN DARWIN
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What’son
& DARWIN in THE TOP END
BANGKERRENG - YEKKE
APRIL
LIVE ON FRIDAYS
Curated by David Spry, enjoy Spry’s new music, alongside a lineup of local talent that celebrates First Nations voices, spotlights some established legends, and throws in a few surprises at Brown’s Mart Theatre courtyard. Come for the music, stay for the atmosphere, and discover the sound of the Top End. It’s the perfect way to end your week and start the weekend. Free to attend. Every Friday APR 17 –JUN 26 from 5pm brownsmart.com.au/live-on-fridays
THAILAND GRAND FESTIVAL
Celebrating its 10th anniversary with the biggest, wettest, and most colourful program yet. Across two exciting days, the Esplanade will come vibrantly alive, showcasing Thai culture, flavour, rhythm, and community spirit, and celebrating the Thai New Year in traditional style. Savour the Food Street, Suan Lum Beer Garden serving Thaistyle drinks and flavours, nonstop entertainment from local performers and international guests, including Nakarin Jaikla and Praneat Thai. 10am-10pm APR 18-19
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ANZAC DAY
Join the Dawn Service at the Cenotaph on The Esplanade to honour the troops who served and died as they landed on the shores of Turkey’s Gallipoli Peninsula at dawn on 25 April 1915, just nine months after the outbreak of World War I. This National Day of Remembrance honours all Australians and New Zealanders who have served and died in wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. APR 25 anzacday.net.au
MAY
BASSINTHEGRASS
The Territory’s biggest and longest-running tropical music festival is now in its 23rd year! With three stages at Mindil Beach, it’s a truly tropical music delight, and 2026 is going next level! Visit the website for Final Release tickets, now on sale. Maria Liveris Drive, Mindil Beach. MAY 16.
bassinthegrass.com.au
TOP END GIN FESTIVAL
Raise your glasses at Darwin Ski Club for an unforgettable day of gin, live entertainment, and the best beachside vibes. Indulge in three hours of complimentary gin tastings from 18 plus distillers across Australia, sip on crafted cocktails, wine and beers, and enjoy a variety of mouthwatering cuisines and beverages. MAY 30 topendginfestival.com
JUNE
DARWIN GLENTI FESTIVAL
Since 1988, Darwin’s Greek GleNTi Festival has brought the community and visitors together. This year, because of its increased popularity, GleNTi will be a weeklong festival with additional film and music events celebrating all things Greek, kicking off on Tuesday June 2, with the Glenti CUP Gala at the Darwin Marrara Sport Centre and the main event held on the Esplanade in Darwin City over the King’s Birthday weekend JUN 6-7 darwinitalianfestival.com.au
NT CITY2SURF
The 53rd NT City2Surf is the Northern Territory’s premier annual running event and a highlight of the Dry. Back with all your favourite features, including
City2Surf road races 13km, 4km run or walk and Marathon4Kids 1.6km dash! JUN 14. ntcity2surf.com.au
BETR DARWIN TRIPLE CROWN SUPERCARS
In 2026, fans can experience three huge days of Supercars racing across Friday, Saturday and Sunday, plus Darwin’s debut round of the Dunlop Super2 Series. Head to Hidden Valley for an incredible weekend of motorsport action. Tickets on sale now.
JUN 19-21
darwinsupercars.com.au
DARWIN LIONS BEER CAN REGATTA
This annual event is not to be missed! Established in 1974, it’s quirky and fun. Watch as individuals and teams’ creative vessels made from cans, plastic bottles, or milk cartons try
DARWIN STREET ART FESTIVAL
One of the longest-running street art festivals in Australia runs for a couple of weeks in May/June each year. The program includes events and activations, as well as the addition of new murals to Darwin’s streets and laneways every year! As of 2025, DSAF boasts 149 large-scale murals painted by some of the most well-known and accomplished street artists in Australia and the world. MAY 22 – JUN 5
darwinstreetartfestival.com.au
NT WRITERS FESTIVAL
A four-day festival that brings the community together to share stories, language and culture. Founded in 1999, NTWF has hosted an impressive array of some of Australia’s most distinguished writers, thinkers and storytellers over the years. The festival is themed: NAVIGATING. MAY 28-31 ntwriters.com.au
floating long enough to complete a race. Other beach events include sandcastle building, thong throwing, Ironman and more. At Mindil Beach from 10am JUN 28. beercanregatta.org.au
JULY
TERRITORY DAY
Territory Day recognises the day the Northern Territory gained power, from the Commonwealth Government, to self-govern in 1978. Every year on 1 July, Territorians come together to officially celebrate everything they love about the place they call home and the people who make the Territory so unique and special. Check out the free, family-friendly events happening, including special fireworks shows. JUL 1
territoryday.nt.gov.au
Kids Xan’s TOP 10
My name is Xanthia, everyone calls me Xan, This is my top 10 things to do in The Top End. Ask your parents to take you to these. Enjoy.
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Katherine Outback Experience
Hot Springs Katherine, Berry Springs or Mataranka
Cullen Bay
Aviation Museum
Adelaide River Croc Cruises
Deckchair
Cinema
Litchfield National Park amazing waterfalls & walks
Mindil Beach
Sunset Markets
Cape Adieu Cruises for Mum and Dad 1
The Wave Lagoon
Darwin
CITY
EXPLORE THIS TROPICAL AND VIBRANT HARBOUR CITY
The Northern Territory’s Top End is renowned for crocodiles, barramundi fishing and ancient, iconic scenery from Litchfield to Kakadu, Arnhem Land and Nitmiluk Gorge. Darwin, home to the Larrakia people, is the ideal launch pad for these adventures. Australia’s most northerly capital city has been rebuilt twice but still has a laid-back, oversized countrytown feel. It’s where you’ll discover a vibrant melting pot of Indigenous culture, exotic Asian market cuisines,
multicultural eateries from Greek, Italian, Thai, and Indian, to bush tucker and great pub vibes. See expressive street art, particularly in Austin and Shadforth Lanes (download the self-guided app). Shop for tropical clothing and shoes, exotic jewellery and authentic Indigenous art and gifts in the Mall. Relax in cool laneway cafes, funky hidden bars, a gin joint, comedy club, or over a breathtaking, kaleidoscopic sunset. Come face-to-face with prehistoric saltwater crocodiles
at Crocosaurus Cove, or handfeed Milkfish at Aquascene. The best way to orient yourself and gain an insight into the city’s history is on a 5-hour locally guided Tour Tub City Sights Tour.
TASTE
Host to dozens of nationalities, Darwin offers a wide variety of international cuisine and local delicacies with a tropical twist. Taste kangaroo, crocodile, pearl meat and freshly caught
barra paired with Australian wines and beers. Malaysian, Thai, Indian, Greek and Italian fare is served in relaxed dining settings from beachside market stalls to al fresco and fine dining experiences and everything in between to suit your budget; making dining out in Darwin a breeze.
FÜDA GLOBAL STREET
BITES $$$$
FÜDA is Darwin’s delicious melting pot, where Nepalese dumplings, Turkish kebabs
Darwin City Sights Tour
and Asian bubble tea are only the start of a global street food adventure. See if you can bite off more at Dee’s famous Momo Challenge. Amp up the excitement by devouring 50 momo’s in just five minutes for your shot at glory! Each month’s champion advances to the epic end-of-year grand finale, where mouthful meets mouthful and $3,000 up for grabs. Hungry for fame, flavour and fun? FÜDA’s got it all!
9 Searcy St, Darwin fuda.com.au
THE COFFEE MAN $$$$
G’day! Kick off a ripper day with a top-notch brew and good vibes at The Coffee Man in Darwin. Serving up Five Senses Coffee, tasty toasties, and brekkie. Open Mon-Fri 7am-3pm, Sat-Sun 7:30am1:30pm. Perfect spot to start your morning right!
80 Mitchell St TCG Centre Darwin instagram.com/coffeemandarwin
MOM DARWIN
RENDEZVOUS
Rendezvous Cafe is a family owned business and has been in Darwin for the past 30+ years. They serve delicious original Asian recipes. Choose from a range of delights including Hainanese steamed chicken, mini samosas with sweet and sour sauce (V), pan fried dumplings (jiaozi) to name but a few.
Discover Mom’s Corner Cafe – your new local spot for comfort and flavour. Enjoy barista-made hot and cold drinks using beans from a trusted local supplier, plus fresh sandwiches and baked goods prepared daily. Whether it’s your morning coffee, a quick lunch, or a friendly pause, Mom’s Corner Cafe welcomes you.
7/52 Mitchell St Darwin momdarwin.net.au
FLAVOR FEAST DARWIN
Flavor Feast brings the heat of Sri Lanka to the heart of Darwin, serving up koththu, crab curry, hoppers and more, all made fresh from traditional recipes. Dine in, grab takeaway, or book catering and make your next event unforgettable with rich, Sri Lankan flavours—plus the only Sri Lankan Sunday breakfast in town. Halal Certified.
44 Mitchell Street, Darwin instagram: flavor_feast_ SQUARE-PHONE 0451 268 277
THE CHOOK SHED
Craving something tasty? The Chook Shed is more than a café. They’re renowned for juicy rotisserie chooks, legendary hot chips, burgers and vibrant salads all made fresh daily. Whether you’re keen for a classic feed, veggie delights, or a hearty brekkie, grab Darwin’s best bite of real Aussie flavour. Every meal’s a winner!
90 Frances Bay Drive, Stuart Park chookshed.com.au
NT House, 22 Mitchell Street, Darwin fb rendezvouscafedarwin
THE HARVEST PRESS
$$$$
Fuel your adventure at The Harvest Press! Enjoy refreshing juices, smoothie bowls, speciality coffee and savour fresh, locally made breakfast and lunch. Located in the heart of the city, in a vibrant, welcoming space. A must visit spot for foodies wanting to recharge while exploring the Top End.
1/18 Knuckey Street, Darwin theharvestpress.com.au
PERK & PALATE $$$$
Every cuppa at Perk & Palate
is a yarn of passion and skill. Sit down at the modern cafe, relax with a serving of their Five Senses Coffee, brekkie, lunch, and get some snacks to keep you going. Open weekdays 6:30am-3pm, weekends 7am2pm. Pop in for a crackin’ brew and bite! 24 Mitchell St Darwin City instagram.com/perkandpalatedrw
FRYING NEMO $$$$
Enjoy Darwin’s five-time awarded freshest locally and wild caught fish n chips overlooking peaceful Tipperary Marina. Or try a crocodile or
buffalo burger washed down with a refreshing cold beer and nice wine. Lunch Fri - Tues. 11:30 until 2pm. Dinner 5 to 9 every Day.
10/90 Frances Bay Dr, Stuart Park 8981 2281, fryingnemo.com.au
THE RABBIT HOLE $$$$
Large cafe with tables inside and out that’s in an excellent location on the corner of Knuckey St. and the Mall. Savour good, strong coffee and good food—the necessities of life! A broad selection of satisfying breakfast and lunch
PURE INDULGENCE FINE CHOCOLATES
This gorgeous specialty chocolate shop in the Star Village stocks over 200 varieties of handmade chocolates from award-winning chocolatiers. These Belgian style chocolates include everything from traditional chocolates, smooth caramels and fruit-flavoured centres to creamy truffles and nutty pralines. Select one for a taster, or have your selection boxed or in a gift basket. Your favourites like Rocky Road, Turkish Delight, liquorice, nougat and more...
Shop 9, Star Village Arcade, The Mall, 32 Smith St, Darwin City pureindulgencefinechocolates.com.au
options are available, and the skilled and welcoming staff are well-versed in serving excellent coffee along with delectable muffins and pastries.
Shop 19 / 48-50 Smith St, Darwin City
TABLE FORTY THREE $$$$
Located at the Mantra Pandanas is a convenient choice with an extensive modern Australian menu, stylish tropical décor, and relaxed atmosphere. Fully licensed for your enjoyment. Discover a fresh and inspired menu of a deliciously cooked
breakfast with juice, barista coffee or tea to start your day. Dinner and lunch is served á la carte and everything is made onsite.
43 Knuckey Street Darwin mantrapandanas.com.au/dining
BURNETT HOUSE $$$$
Visit historic Burnett House in Myilly Point, and experience tropical life from a bygone era.
Open Monday-Saturday, 10am-1pm, February through to December, with Devonshire teas in the gardens on Sundays in the Dry.
Visit our facebook page or
website for further details 2 Burnett Place, Larrakeyah fb: profile.php?id=61577367819969 nationaltrust.org.au
SHOP
TOURISM TOP END
Explore the wonders of the Top End with ease, by booking your adventures at the Top End Visitor Information Centre. From tours to tips, embark on unforgettable journeys seamlessly.
6 Bennett St, Darwin City tourismtopend.com.au
HANG IT GALLERY
Whether you’re seeking a statement piece or a hidden gem, Hang It Gallery showcases raw talent and fresh perspectives. It’s the vibrant heart of local creativity, offering a curated collection of original contemporary artworks by a select group of niche local artists that you won’t find anywhere else. It’s also where you can find quality framing. Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. Sat 9am-Noon.
140 Smith St, Darwin SQUARE-PHONE 8941 0999 hangit.com.au
SOPHIE’S BOUTIQUE & GIFTS
Specialising in jewellery, fascinators, hair accessories and unique handmade gifts as well as fabrics, handbags, souvenirs, crocodile products, and toys. Family owned, Australian made and affordable, you are sure to find something for that special someone. The Mall, T14/38-42 Smith St, Darwin sophiesboutique.com.au
STOMP SHOES
Stomp Shoes Darwin is your go to destination for stylish footwear for the whole family. Located in the heart of the Darwin’s CBD the newly
expanded store also offers a great range of ladies clothing, jewellery, and accessories plus Glasshouse fragrances. Stockists of many great Australian and European brands with with friendly customer service.Open 7 days. Opp. Raintree Park on Knuckey St Darwin City stompshoes.com.au
HOSKINGS JEWELLERS
Hosking’s Jewellers specialises in the sale of fine jewellery, watches and giftware. They are also stockists for major brands including Pandora and Swarovski. The Darwin Mall store is a
destination for diamonds, South Sea pearls and opal jewellery. They are the first stop for custom design, jewellery remakes and repairs, with a registered valuer offering professional valuations and insurance appraisals.
Hoskings Jewellers is a familyowned business since 1945.
Shop 1, 36 Smith St, Darwin Mal hoskings.com.au
THRIFTY CAR RENTAL
The friendly team at Thrifty Car Rental will get you on your way in safety and style and within budget! To explore the city or Kakadu, 3 hours east of Darwin, choose from a versatile fleet of
THE RUGBY SHOP
The long-established Rugby Shop in Darwin City is the major stockist of Wallabies, Super Rugby and NRL apparel. Inside the store you will find locally designed exclusive merchandise and eye-catching memorabilia. You will also find a large selection of Crocs’ shoes and bamboo shirts which are a must for those who enjoy a casual tropical lifestyle. It’s worth a Try!
56 Smith Street Darwin NT therugbyshop.com.au
THE DARWIN HISTORY & WARTIME EXPERIENCE
Experience a journey back through time aboard an authentic WWII army truck, reliving Darwin’s fascinating and historic past. Visitors can discover, explore, and learn about the rich history of Darwin, taking in significant landmarks such as: Government House, Fort Hill Wharf and harbour, Parliament House, ammunition storage bunkers, East Point gun battery and military precinct, anti-aircraft gun emplacements, the 1934 Qantas hangar where key historical events and figures are brought to life. darwinhistoryandwartimeexperience.com.au Darwin
compact SUV hybrids, 4WDutes and people-moving vans. With much of the Northern Territory drivable on sealed roads, big NT adventures are just a Thrifty Car Rental away! thrifty.com.au/locations/darwin-cbd 50 Mitchell St Darwin City thrifty.com.au
SPLASH SWIMWEAR
For all things swimwear and tropical clothing to wear along the warm beaches of Darwin, look no further than Darwin’s #1 swimwear store, Splash Swim and Resortwear. With knowledgeable staff and extensive collection, rest assured that all shapes,
sizes and tastes can be accommodated to help you look great, feel cool and have a splash. Open 7 days. Sizes 6 - 22 & up to a G cup.
29 Knuckey Street, Darwin City splashswimwear.com.au
ALFRED’S DARWIN
Since 1975, Alfred’s has been the premier destination for exquisite gifts and the finest kitchenware. Boasting an elite selection of quality knives, pens, toys, and accessories, they are the chosen spot for gifts. Their elegant dinnerware adds sparkle to gatherings. With a legacy of exceptional service, find out why Alfred’s is the jewel in Darwin’s
retail crown.
3/20 Knuckey Street, Darwin City fb alfredsdarwin2022
DELANEYS COUNTRY & WESTERN STORE
A third generation Territory business specialising in quality country and western products. A wide range of quality products designed for Australian conditions. The best brands are stocked including R.M. Williams, Akubra, Cinch, Wrangler, and Ringers Western. Fit yourself out like a Territorian, or buy an authentic croc leather accessory.
Shop 5/20 Knuckey St, Darwin delaneysdarwin.com.au
DARWIN FRINGE FESTIVAL
Expect the unexpected from your community arts Festival with bite. This northernmost fringe celebration returns from 17 to 26 July 2026, offering art lovers, explorers, and culture seekers a dynamic showcase of independent performance, visual art, and experimental work. It’s a hub for emerging, independent, and experimental artists who push boundaries across theatre, comedy, music, visual art, and more. darwinfringe.org.au
THE HANDMADE HAVEN ON KNUCKEY STREET
In the heart of Darwin’s CBD discover this charming gift shop that celebrates creativity and craftsmanship. Offering a curated selection of locally made treasures and imported artisan gifts, it’s the perfect place for one-of-a-kind gifts and unique home pieces. From stunning jewellery to exquisite handmade artworks, every item tells a story of passion and creativity. Whether you’re local or visiting, don’t miss the chance to find exceptional creations at The Handmade Haven—a must-visit for anyone who loves beautiful, handcrafted treasures.
S1 31 Knuckey Street, Darwin City thehandmadehaven.com.au fb thehandmadehavenonknuckeystreet
INFIDELITY CITY CLOTHING
Your one-stop destination for tropical fashion and gorgeous accessories in Darwin. Explore the curated collection of women’s clothing, handbags, shoes, hats and jewellery. Or discover the specialty ranges featuring unique brands and items you won’t find anywhere else in town. Celebrate the spirit, culture and lifestyle of the Northern Territory.
Shop 27 Smith Street Mall,Darwin City infidelitythemall.com.au
Flowpyre photography featuring Darwin Divine Dancers
EXPERIENCE
ROAD TRIPPING WITH STAR RV
Hit the road and make Darwin your launchpad with Star RV! With Dry Season skies blue and the Top End calling, a comfy motorhome is the ultimate way to explore at your own pace. Choose from easy-to-drive 2-berth cruisers to roomy 6-berth rigs, thoughtfully set up for life on the move. Wake up by a billabong, chase waterfalls, cruise coastal lookouts, and roll into outback pubs—no unpacking required. Want inspiration? Ask our crew for must-see loops from Darwin to Kakadu, Katherine and beyond. Pack the esky, cue the playlist, and turn every stop into home tonight. Book now at starrv.com
PARLIAMENT HOUSE
Tours are available during April to October and leave from
the foyer of Parliament House every Friday at 10.30am. A fine example of modern architecture suited to the tropics. A feature is a mosaic of a stylised Desert Rose, the Territory’s floral emblem. Parliament House forms a part of State Square, which also includes the Supreme Court and Liberty Square adjoining the Office of the Administrator and Government House. Bennett Street, Darwin parliament.nt.gov.au
GEORGE BROWN BOTANIC GARDENS
Only 2 km north of the city centre, you can learn about tropical vegetation as the gardens are one of the few botanic gardens in a tropical region. Different sections of the gardens include a rainforest gully, a wetland, a coastal zone and a mangrove boardwalk. Take the self-guided Aboriginal plant trail. nt.gov.au Gardens Road, Darwin Gardens Road gate open daily 7am-7pm
MINDIL BEACH SUNSET MARKETS
welcomes everyone from everywhere to experience our incredible lifestyle. Food, fun, fashion and fabulous art and crafts spectacularly framed by sunset over the Arafura Sea. Find treasures unlike anything you’ve ever seen. Deliciousness from every corner of the globe. Mix it with the locals or go highbrow in our VIP Sunset Lounge. Mindil. Unforgettable. Mindil Beach Sunset Market NT mindil.com.au
TOUR TUB DARWIN CITY SIGHTS TOUR
See Darwin through local eyes on Tour Tub’s Darwin City Sights Tour. Discover stories, secrets and iconic moments from settlement and WWII to Cyclone Tracy and today. Enjoy entertaining commentary by the passionate local guide. The pace is relaxed with many great photo stops. With guaranteed small groups, it’s
the must-do introduction to vibrant Darwin, Australia’s most northern capital. tourtub.com.au 8985 6322
DARWIN CAMEL RIDES
Darwin’s one and only magical beach camel riding experience is at the Mindil Beach Markets every Thursday and Sunday from April to the end of October. Or come for sunset on a Friday or Saturday without the crowds or other days for groups of 6-8 It’s one of the best ways to see the sunset! It’s a unique, unforgettable experience and an exceptional adventure for all ages. Join them for a memorable ride and discover Darwin like never before! Open Nov check website for details.
Mindil Beach, The Gardens darwincamelrides.com.au
BROWN’S MART THEATRE
Since 1972 the home of the Territory’s performing arts has been delivering a year-round arts program centred on collaboration, innovation and energy. In and beyond their multiple performance spaces, they create, and present contemporary performance works that engage with many communities and art forms. They champion new work and new voices from the Northern Territory through residencies, creative developments and presentations, along with their commitment to their artists, audiences, and the community.
12 Smith St, Darwin brownsmart.com.au
FISHING & OUTDOOR WORLD
Darwin’s fishing and tackle specialists have been operating since 1972. They stock the largest range of quality brands, including Shimano, Daiwa, Yeti and many more. Grab everything you need in one spot — rods, reels, lures, binoculars, fishing shirts, clothing, caps, coolers, camping and recreational gear, knives, backpacks, hunting accessories and more for a great day or weekend away. Open 7 days.
36 Cavenagh St, Darwin City fishingandoutdoorworld.com.au
CROCOSAURUS COVE
Offering a unique opportunity to come face to face with some of the country’s largest saltwater crocodiles. Crocosaurus Cove is located in the heart of Darwin. This urban wildlife experience features the world’s largest display of Australian reptiles. a 200,000 litre aquarium and ‘BIG CROC’ feeding twice a day. Visitors can take the Cage of Death Experience with crocodiles. There is a replica crocodile display and museum.
58 Mitchell Street, Darwin City open daily 9am- 6pm crocosauruscove.com
CHINESE TEMPLE
The local Buddhists, Taoists and Confucianists worship at this temple that has a very chequered history. Originally built in 1887 it was destroyed by the 1937 cyclone, Japanese bombing raids in 1942 and then Cyclone Tracy in 1974. Now beautifully restored, it is open to visitors from 8am-4pm.
25 Woods Street, Darwin chungwahnt.asn.au/chinese-temple/
RANDY FLORENDO HAIR SALON
Coming from the Philippines means Randy knows how to tame and make the most of your crowning locks in any weather! His salon in the Hilton Hotel Darwin offers a range of services, including balayage, curly haircuts, hair colouring, permanent hair straightening, women’s haircuts, and more. He’ll make sure your hair is above the rest.
Hilton Hotel Darwin 0450 4323 831 1/32 Mitchell Street Darwin City
MBANTUA GALLERY
Mbantua has a personal relationship spanning over 30 years with the Aboriginal artists from the Utopia Region in Central Australia. They proudly promote and sell paintings from the Utopia region depicting their unique stories and style. They also stock Aboriginal design giftware, ethically sourced souvenirs, exquisite Australian designer Jewellery, raw and polished Australian Opals and Zebra stones, ideal for
everybody. A variety of painting sizes can be found for sale in both Darwin and Alice Springs galleries, and online.
Darwin open hours; Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 2pm.
2/30 The Mall Darwin City 0418 525 277 24 Elder St, Alice Springs 0477 443 473 mbantua.com.au
Waterfront
PRECINCT & STOKES HILL WHARF
EXPLORE HISTORY, SWIMMING, SURFING, WINING AND DINING
Make a splash at the Waterfront Precinct. It’s an ideal meeting place for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or for lazing under the shady trees on daybeds. Enjoy safe swimming at Beach Lagoon or surf at Wave Lagoon, surrounded by a myriad of wining and dining options. The hardest decision will
be whether to indulge in succulent seafood, steaks, Asian, Mexican, Italian and more. Discover more about Darwin’s war history at the Tunnels and Royal Flying Doctor Tourist Facility. From April to September, take part in a Larrakia saltwater cleansing and welcoming ceremony to keep you safe while on
their Land. Get a different perspective of the city while toasting Darwin’s sizzling sunset aboard one of the many Darwin Harbour cruises. Want a little more excitement? Jump on an airboat or jet ski tour around Darwin Harbour. Finish the day with a nightly movie under the stars at Deckchair Cinema.
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EXPERIENCE
DARWIN HARBOUR CRUISES
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SHINE GIFTS & FASHION
Locally owned since 2008, Shine knows tropical living. Discover breezy ladies’ fashion, exclusive in-house designs, chic hats, dazzling Australian opal and South Sea pearl jewellery, beautiful beach-themed gifts, wall art, ‘Darwin’ water bottles, stubby coolers, beach towels, goggles, beach toys, Aboriginal storybooks, cuddly crocodile plushies and souvenirs that capture the spirit of the Top End. Shine is a Northern Territory treasure trove with something for everyone.
Darwin Waterfront, 19 Kitchener Drive DARWIN shinegifts.com.au
at the harbour’s glistening waters under the brilliance of a clear day or the enchanting hues of a magical sunset. Join us for lunch or dinner cruises! Dock 3 on Stokes Hill Wharf darwinharbourcruises.com.au
STOKES HILL WHARF
WWII OIL STORAGE TUNNELS
Experience the Top End lifestyle while cruising the stunning waters of Darwin Harbour. Sit back and relax on our comfortable vessels, with pre-booked food and drink options to enjoy. An effortless addition to any itinerary, marvel
A bustling, multi-use area that has been restored and offers restaurants and cafés, recreational fishing platforms and fishing charters, harbour cruises and shopping. The wharf also plays host to visiting cruise ships and naval vessels. Stokes Hill Wharf, Darwin waterfront.nt.gov.au/stokes-hill-wharf
Extending from the wharf and running under the city, the tunnels were constructed during WWII to protect Darwin’s oil supplies from the enemy during wartime bombardment. They are a unique attraction and now house photographic images of wartime activity in the Top End, including the brave men and women who served in the protection of Australia. No bookings required. Entrance of Tunnels 5 and 6 on the lower level, Kitchener Drive, Darwin ww2tunnelsdarwin.com.au
DINNER CRUISE
February - November
Enjoy a Territory-style buffet dinner featuring fresh & local produce.
GAZE & GRAZE
April - November
Relax on the sundeck with a gourmet grazing platter and delicious dessert.
LUNCH CRUISE
May - September
Soak in the sun during the day with our Territory Explorer Lunch Cruises.
CAPE ADIEU CRUISES
Step aboard Cape Adieu and you’re not just joining a cruise – you’re becoming part of a story shaped by adventure, resilience and true Top End spirit. Built to conquer some of Australia’s roughest seas, this iconic 70-foot motor sailer has journeyed from the Great Australian Bight to remote Indonesian archipelagos, evolving into a beautifully appointed live-aboard vessel made for unforgettable experiences.
What truly sets Cape Adieu apart, though, is Grace and Munro. Their warmth, curiosity and deep connection to sea and country turn every trip into something personal and memorable. Whether you’re chasing barra on a fishing charter, exploring wild coastlines on a safari, a private charter, or simply soaking up Darwin’s golden hour on a harbour cruise, you’ll feel the difference straight away. This is an adventure with heart – relaxed, genuine and crafted by people who live for sharing the magic of the Top End. Dock 3, Stokes Hill Wharf, Darwin capeadieu.com.au
WAVE LAGOON
Take a dip in the wave lagoon which has become one of Darwin’s favourite leisure areas. This inner-city water playground offers a variety
of depths from shallow to 2 metres so it is perfect for the whole family. With waves of up to 1.7 metres in height the Wave Lagoon is a dream for boogie board riders.
Kitchener Dr, Darwin City waterfront.nt.gov.au/wave-lagoon
AQUA PARK
Hey there, adventurers! Get ready to make a splash at Aqua Park, where the fun is next level! Take on our awesome water obstacles and feel the rush of excitement like never before. Whether you’re planning a family day full of laughs or a cool down with plenty of fun, Aqua Park has something for everyone. Don’t
wait – grab your tickets now and get set for an aqua-tastic day out. Let’s make some unforgettable memories!
7 Kitchener Drive, Darwin Waterfront aqpk.com.au
ROYAL FLYING DOCTORS TOURIST FACILITY
Two iconic stories at one marvellous location. Discover history through life-sized holographic shows: Rear Admiral Etheridge Grant narrates his personal account of the Bombing of Darwin Harbour and the Royal Flying Doctor Service founder, Rev. John Flynn shares his story of the RFDS – from the beginning to where we are today. Explore our decommissioned Pilatus PC-12. Relive the drama through three different Virtual Reality Experiences.
45 Stokes Hill Rd, Darwin City rfdsdarwin.com.au
DECKCHAIR CINEMA
For a great night out, take your seat under the stars at Darwin’s award-winning iconic outdoor cinema venue. Relax under the big screen watching a range of popular, family, dramas and art classics from Australia and around the world. Enjoy tasty food from varying Darwin venues before each show along with a range of beverages, wines and beers. Jervois Rd, off Kitchener Drive deckchaircinema.com
Cape Adieu Cruises
CullenBay
MARINA
EXPLORE TASTY FARE, BOBBING BOATS AND BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS
Want something more relaxed while still capturing those incredible sea views and sunsets? Sit on the lawns at Cullen Bay with fish ‘n’ chips, a pizza or get Picnic at Cullen Bay to create the perfect romantic picnic setting for you. Stroll the boardwalk and have a morning coffee, lunch, dinner or drink overlooking the manmade marina and haven for multiple yachts and some of Darwin’s newest houses. This is also where the ferry to Mandorah, Sealink tours to Tiwi Island, most charter fishing trips, some catamaran sunset tours and the unique, fun Cheekies Party Bike depart from.
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EXOTIC NORTH INDIAN
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Experience a blend of all that is uniquely Darwin combined with the essence of North Indian cuisine at Exotic. Cool refreshing drinks, familiar tantalising spicy curry and tandoori aromas blended with whiffs of the ocean breeze and
a backdrop of boats in the marina framed by a sizzling sky, Exotic oozes a truly delightful, breezy and laid-back dining experience. Dine-in or takeaway. Open WED-MON 5pm-9pm
2/52 Marina Blvd, Cullen Bay exoticnorthindiancuisine.com.au
FIN & TONIC $$$$
Unwind at the fully licenced Fin & Tonic with a cold beer, wine or cocktail as the sun sets over Cullen Bay’s stunning palm-lined beachfront. Savour Darwin’s freshest fish n’ chips in a laid-back atmosphere or grab your meal to go.
6/51 Marina Boulevard Darwin finandtonic.com.au
SUNSET SOUNDS
Swaying like the overhead palm trees to free live music and soaking in the sizzling golden sunsets on Cullen Bay Foreshore make for a priceless Sunday evening out and the perfect way to wind up the weekend.
Every Sunday 5.30-8.30pm. Cullen Bay Foreshore cullenbaymarina.com.au
Parap is a precinct pulsing with creative energy and true Territory vibes from its corrugated iron roofing, and colourful designs to its bustling crowds. A must is Parap Village Markets for tropical flavours, art and live-music ambience, then enjoy the works at the Northern Centre for Contemporary Art. Parap is renowned for its food from the Top End’s rich blend of cultures. Step inside Oka Teppanyaki for a fun and lively dining experience! Find unique and eco-friendly tropical fashion, flowers and gifts and don’t miss the chance to indulge yourself with a rejuvenating beauty treatment.
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LANEWAY COFFEE
Established in 2014, Laneway Coffee has become a beloved
local institution in Darwin. The first of its kind in Darwin to introduce a vibrant coffee culture, a welcoming space for locals and visitors alike to connect, share great food, and craft lasting memories. 4/1 Vickers St Parap lanewaycoffee.com.au
PARAP MARKETS
The locals know what’s best and the best market in town is at Parap Village every Saturday all year round, rain or shine. Savour tropical fruits, fresh smoothies, sizzling satays and you can’t miss Mary’s famous laksas (with extra chilli if you need more heat!), fresh veggies, flowers, clothing and handcrafted jewellery from an array of stalls filling the footpaths and central area of the village. From the butcher, baker, Parap Fine Foods,
specialty roasted coffee and more, the surrounding shops have it all too, even a local Aboriginal art gallery. Only 5km from the city. 8am-2pm every Saturday all year round. Parap Markets, trading every Saturday, all year round parapvillage.com.au
SHOP
PARAPHERNALIA
A boutique homewares and gift-shop stocking everything from baby & kids ware, body products, jewellery, candles, indigenous products and more! Discover one-of-a-kind treasures and unique gifts with free gift wrapping!
Shop 3/3 Parap Shopping Village, 0820 Parap Pl, Parap fb paraphernalia.darwin
PARAP NEWSAGENCY
Locally owned and operated newsagency and lotto outlet. They sell gifts for the home, office, friend, child and babies. They are a lotto outlet (Please gamble responsibly.) They have the largest greeting card and magazine selection in Darwin. Open Mon to Sat 8am to 6pm.
NORTHERN CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART
Experience contemporary exhibitions and programs at the Northern Centre for Contemporary Art on Larrakia Country. Connect with NT, national and international artists and their works. See “Marked” an exhibition that examines the history of modern public murals and graffiti in the Northern Territory. Linking early mural traditions with recent works from the Darwin Street Art Festival and Proper Creative, it highlights how graffiti and large-scale public art have evolved across the region. Launch: APR 30 at 6pm.
MAY 1 - JUL 11
WED - FRI 10am - 4pm , SAT 8am - 2pm nccart.com.au
Vimy Ln, Parap
INFIDELITY
Style and comfort meet at Infidelity, where you’ll find a lovingly curated collection of tropical clothing, jewellery, and genuine saltwater crocodile accessories. Our unique products are infused with vibrant colours and playful patterns, encapsulating the exquisite harmony of the tropics. Natural fibres define
our commitment to your comfort and eco-friendly fashion in sizes up to women’s 24.
4 Parap Place, Parap infidelitythemall.com.au
ELEVATED BOUTIQUE
Elevated Boutique offers gorgeous cool fashion, beautiful accessories, eclectic jewellery and quality gifts. They delight in Australian design and natural fabrics suited to the Tropics. Easily accessible with free parking within walking distance of cafes, art galleries, Darwin’s favourite delicatessen and other unique retailers.
Shop 2/42 Parap Rd, Parap fb ElevatedBoutiqueDarwin
LITTLE MISS FLOWERS
Celebrate with beautifully wrapped, modern, and fun flowers! Same-day deliveries around Darwin and the surrounding suburbs. We curate beautiful hampers for new babies, mums and just because! We stock vases, pots and plants to fit, with
Northern Centre for Contemporary Art
a wonderful selection of Australian-made candles, body products, biscuits, nuts and local chocolate truffles, Little Miss Flowers is more than your local flower store.Their walk-in service caters to all budgets. Check out their social pages for what’s new.
Shop 1/42 Parap Road, Parap littlemissflowers.com.au
DARWIN REMEDIAL MASSAGE REGENERATION
Helping you feel better, move better, and restore— accompanying you through rehab, prehab, and maintenance. Visit them to look at your body holistically and treat symptoms (pain, swelling, adhesion) and balance out muscles and myofascial lengths.
Shop 3, Level 1/40 Parap Rd, Parap darwinremedialmassage-regeneration.com
Fannie & EAST POINT
Bay
EXPLORE HISTORY, SANDY BEACHES, FEAST ON SEAFOOD AND SUNSETS
See prize-winning Indigenous artworks, the 5m stuffed crocodile, Sweetheart, and learn about Cyclone Tracy at the Museum and Art Gallery (MAGNT). Fannie Bay’s long sandy stretch of beach is where the ski, sailing and trailer boat clubs line the shores, ideal for catching those brilliant sunsets over the harbour and relaxing with good food, drinks and fun company. Check out the old Qantas Hangar full of curios, Fannie Bay Gaol, Darwin Turf Club, and the safe swimming area, Lake Alexander. The Military Museum sits at the tip of East Point, along with a monument to Cyclone Tracy 50 years on. Walk the boardwalk trail through the rainforest
reserve and observe masses of wallabies grazing at dawn and sunset.
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FANNIE BAY MEATS & POULTRY
The pork on your fork has a cracking flavour because Fannie Bay Meat & Poultry serves Darwin’s freshest gourmet meats. Snag sensational freshly made sausages, the cheekiest beef cheeks, and sizzling steaks all prepped freshly in store by new owner and Darwin local, Terry. With 20+ years of butchery passion, he dishes up tradition with a Territory twist.
3 Fannie Bay Place, Fannie Bay fb fanniebaymeatsandpoultry
DADA DI
Offering all you can eat and vegetarian options, and conveniently located in Darwin city, try some authentic Nepalese food. Salivate over their thukpa, and chicken momo, and spice up your life with chilli chicken. They also have desserts and, of course, kebabs!
Fb DADA DI
3/4 Edmunds St Darwin City 10/9 Fannie Bay Place, Fannie Bay
EXPERIENCE
FANNIE BAY GAOL MUSEUM
Built in 1883, Darwin’s notorious original penal institution is now a museum of incarceration, with an audio tour. Its crude facilities and a
chilling old gallows section will make you glad that you can walk out at the end.
Cnr east Point Road & Ross Smith Ave magnt.net.au/fannie-bay-gaol
GREEN ANT BY THE SEA
Don’t miss the Green Ant Craft Fair by the Sea—one of Darwin’s ONLY 100% locally handmade craft fairs! With over 90 incredible stalls, live music, and a stunning ocean backdrop at the Darwin Ski Club, it’s the perfect place to shop unique artisan treasures, support local talent, and enjoy the vibrant coastal vibe! Sunday JUN 21 8am to 3pm. greenantcraftfair.com
DEFENCE OF DARWIN EXPERIENCE
The Defence of Darwin Experience provides visitors with an immersive interactive
multimedia experience: the story of Darwin’s role in World War II. The exhibition space includes the Bombing of Darwin Gallery, iconic objects from that time, first-hand accounts and multimedia presentations. A cafe and shop complement this presentation of Australia’s north at war. 5434 Alec Fong Lim Drive East Point, magnt.net.au
MUSEUM & ART GALLERY OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY
The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) is the Northern Territory’s premier cultural destination, home to internationally renowned art, historical, cultural and scientific collections and exhibitions. Explore the newly refurbished Cyclone Tracy exhibition,
marvel at the NT’s natural history in Transformations, and don’t forget to say hello to Sweetheart, a Territory Icon! 19 Conacher Street, Fannie Bay; magnt.net.au
ELLA BACHE FANNIE BAY
Celebrating the latest in skincare, beauty and noninvasive cosmetic technology in Darwin, the team at Ella Baché Fannie Bay offers an extensive range of treatments that focus on skin solutions as individual as you are. Part of a leading network of elite Ella Baché salons, our beauty salon in inner-suburb of Darwin provides a full range of high performance products and services, delivered by highly trained professional Skin Therapist. 9/9 Fannie Bay Place, Fannie Bay ellabache.com.au
Casuarina
NIGHTCLIFF & LEE POINT
EXPLORE THIS IDEAL PLACE TO SHOP, THEN RELAX ON THE FORESHORE
Casuarina Shopping Square was Darwin’s first shopping centre, built in May 1973, and it’s still home to national and international shops. Soak up the local atmosphere at the Nightcliff and Rapid Creek weekend markets. Darwin’s foreshores stretch from the Waterfront along the Esplanade to Cullen Bay, Mindil Beach, Fannie Bay, East Point, Nightcliff, to Casuarina and Lee Point. Each sandy beach and lawn is a gathering place for families and friends. There are a multitude of cafes and
restaurants offering an array of local fare dotted along the shores, taking advantage of the sensational outlooks and sea breezes.
CLUB TROPICAL RESORT, SOLE RESTAURANT & BAR
Club Tropical Resort is where you’ll find true Top End high stars accommodation and poolside resort ambience. Drop into Sole Restaurant & Bar for a cheeky cocktail and relaxing lunch or dinner. Open every day to the public for dine-in or takeaway.
CARYOTA BOOK EXCHANGE
Over 20,000 books to peruse, featuring 5 huge rooms brimming with all genres, well organised with a great ambience. Find your treasures with out of print and hard to find authors. Every book in store is for sale, exchange is not necessary. Donations welcome. Enjoy a complimentary coffee whilst you browse. Located 15 minutes from Darwin CBD and Casuarina and only 5 minutes from Nightcliff.
10/10 Caryota Court Coconut Grove facebook.com/caryotabookexchange
622 Lee Point Rd, Lee Point clubtropicalresort.com.au
KANDY4U
located in Darwin, is a popular destination for those seeking quality confectionery and sweet treats. Known for its wide range of chocolates, lollies, and unique gifts, the store caters to both locals and tourists. Its friendly service and vibrant atmosphere make it a standout choice in Casuarina Square. G012 247 Trower Road Casuarina Centre, At Casuarinakandy4u.com.au
Sunset at De La Plage Shaana McNaught
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OUTER WINNELLIE, PALMERSTON
HOWARD SPRINGS, HUMPTY DOO
DISCOVER THE OUTER DARWIN PRECINCTS
Although locals call this area ‘beyond the Berrimah line’, the rural paradise is an easy 15–20-minute drive from the CBD. You’ll find the Darwin Aviation Museum, large furniture shops, and lush caravan parks, Hidden Valley Raceway (Supercars and mud racing) around Winnellie and a thriving township at Palmerston, where you can enjoy hours of fun at the unique Hologram Zoo, Holosports and Rainforest Café at Gateway Shopping Centre. Hit 9 holes at Humpty Doo Golf Club and hang out at Howard Springs Tavern.
PALMERSTON & RURAL MARKETS
Make Friday evenings fun for the whole family with a stroll through 200 market stalls and enjoy live music and multicultural dance performances during April till October. Be entertained with country western and mainstream bands plus a DJ who entertains the kids
with clowns, games, and competitions. Come for dinner, stay for dessert, or even wind into the weekend with a massage — it’s all here. palmerstonmarkets.org.au
BIRDS OF PARADISE FASHIONS
Birds of Paradise in Coolalinga is a boutique filled with tropical fashion, handmade jewellery and unique gifts inspired by the Top End. Friendly staff, vibrant prints and relaxed island style make it a favourite stop for visitors looking to take home something distinctly Darwin. 6/20 Henning Rd, Coolalinga birdsofparadisefashions.com
PALMERSTON SHOPPING CENTRE
Situated in fast-growing suburban Palmerston, this shopping complex has an extended hours post office, newsagent, chemists,bookshop and a range of cafés and restaurants. There is also a Target and a Coles supermarket open till late.
10 Temple Terrace, Palmerston palmerstonshoppingcentre.com.au
HOWARD SPRINGS TAVERN
Iconic family-friendly pub with a delicious bistro menu, refreshing beverages and a beer garden, plus sports TV, gaming and live music. The ultimate Territory-themed destination! While parents relax, kids can enjoy the playground. Open from 10am daily.
280 Whitewood Rd, Howard Springs howardspringstavern.com.au
HUMPTY DOO GOLF CLUB
Experience golf like never before at Humpty Doo Golf Club! Surrounded by Territory bushlands, our course offers stunning landscapes, a welcoming atmosphere, and a challenging layout for all skill levels. Enjoy friendly service, local cuisine, and unforgettable views. Discover why Humpty Doo is a golfer’s hidden gem! 565 Pioneer Drive, Humpty Doo humptydoogolfclub.com.au
Darwin Aviation Museum
THE PLAYSHACK
The playground consists of 2 zoned areas suitable for different age groups. A smaller gated area is dedicated to babies and toddlers fitted out with soft play equipment and toys to entertain the busiest of minds, whilst the larger play area is a 3 level play structure suitable for the more adventurous 2-12 yr old age group which parents and carers can comfortably join in on the fun. The Playshack Cafe has fabulous coffee and a fantastic range of sandwiches,wraps, hot food and cakes for all ages.
The Hub Complex, Shop, 7/3 Maluka Dr, Palmerston City theplayshack.com.au
RAINFOREST RESTAURANT
Buffet Thursday to Sunday 5.30-8.30 BUFFET DEALS (suitable for veg and non veg)
Adults: $34.90 | Kids (4–12) $18 | Kids under 4 FREE! (1 per adult) Every buffet purchase comes with $10 FREE HoloSports credit! A Buffet Made with Love Entrees 7+ like pani puri, samosas, pasta, chowmein & tandoori chicken Comforting 7+ mains with goat curry, Biryani, paneer, vegetable dishes & daal… And the sweetest end — Kheer & Gulab Jamun. Bookings are mandatory — Call Now to Book | Mobile: 0409978743
Hologram Zoo Darwin, B1/1 Roystonea Avenue, Yarrawonga rainforestrestaurant.com.au
Darwin Aviation Museum
DARWIN KART HIRE
Searching for the ultimate karting adventure? Look no further! Their karts are a cut above the usual hire karts, offering the closest experience to a full-blown racing kart. With the thrill of hitting speeds up to 80km/h and sitting just 30mm off the tarmac, it’s as close as you’ll get to the real deal. Perfect for anyone keen to feel the rush of genuine racing! 67 Hidden Valley Rd Hidden Valley darwinkarthire.com.au
HOLMES JUNGLE PARK
This 250-hectare park protects one of the few remaining areas of monsoon forest in the Darwin area. It is also a natural eucalypt woodland with pandanus palms, tall Carpentaria palms, ferns and vines; all sustained by a spring. The forest is a habitat for birds, mammals and reptiles that breed and seek protection from the heat and predators in the dense vegetation. Vanderlin Drive, Karama: open daily nt.gov.au
DARWIN AVIATION MUSEUM
A feature of the many displays depicting the NT’s involvement in civil and military aviation is the huge B-52 bomber, one of only two found outside the US. The wreckage of a Japanese Zero fighter plane is a remnant from Darwin’s attack in 1942 while other exhibits include a Spitfire, a Wessex helicopter and the ‘Bombing of Darwin’ display.
Stuart Highway, Winnellie; darwinaviationmuseum.com.au
Beyond
DARWIN
EXPLORE UNIQUE LANDSCAPES, WILDLIFE AND WATERWAYS
Whether you’re seeking adventure or a peaceful retreat, the areas beyond Darwin promise unforgettable experiences and a realm of natural wonders to explore. The Adelaide River is famous for its thrilling jumping crocodile cruises offering upclose encounters with one of nature’s most powerful predators. Along the way, stop at Fogg Dam giant waterlilies, the Adelaide River wetlands and a coldie or lunch at the famous Humpty Doo Pub. Further afield, discover serene Berry Springs Nature Park, the perfect destination for a refreshing swim in the tranquil waters amidst lush greenery, then drop into Territory Wildlife Park next door.
MAY / JUNE
LITCHFIELD RURAL SHOW
After 46 years of bringing the community together at Fred’s Pass Reserve, the Litchfield Rural Show (formerly the Freds Pass Rural Show) is relocating to Livingstone Recreation Reserve, just 15 minutes down the Stuart Highway. Still featuring the best and most exciting local foods, livestock, handicrafts, entertainment and more. See the grand parade, woodchopping, classic cars and bikes, and an animal nursery, all culminating on Saturday night with a fireworks
spectacular and a concert on the Main Stage. MAY 23-24 litchfieldruralshow.org.au
AUSTRALIAN POLOCROSSE NATIONALS
Over 7 days, see world-class equestrian action, community spirit and Territory hospitality unite at this sports pinnacle as Australia’s top teams battle for national glory at Fred’s Pass Reserve’s grassy, treelined fields (one of the top five playing surfaces in Australia!). See elite competition, while savouring great NT food and market stalls.
JUN 22–28
auspolocrossenationals.com.au
EXPERIENCE
SPECTACULAR JUMPING CROCODILE CRUISE
Get face-to-face with 100% wild crocodiles aboard a Spectacular Jumping Crocodile Cruise! Just 60 minutes from Darwin, join experienced wildlife guides as you cruise in comfort and safety along the Adelaide River, a waterway teeming with wildlife. Responsible, sustainable and IndigenousArirrki-owned.
2915 Arnhem HWY, Window of Wetlands Wak Wak, jumpingcrocodile.com.au
MT BUNDY STATION
Outback rustic charm meets resort relaxation at Mt Bundy Station Est. 1911, and still a working station. Singles, couples or larger groups can enjoy the unique station life and accommodation, complete with a pool and the Cheeky Bull Bar, offering drinks and pizza by the campfire under the stars!
Haynes Road Adelaide River mtbundy.com.au
WALLAROO TOURS
Unleash your inner adventurer with Wallaroo Tours! Brace yourself for a thrilling Jumping Croc Cruise on the Adelaide River, where massive saltwater crocs burst from the water right before your eyes. Explore wild Fogg Dam, teeming with birdlife and stunning landscapes and finish with a hearty local flavoured lunch at the iconic Humpty Doo Pub. Small groups, expert guides, and unforgettable Territory excitement—this croc tour is an absolute must-do! Jumping Croc shuttle service and Litchfield Day Tours also available.
wallarootours.com.au, 8985 6322
MARY RIVER AREA
This southern section of the park, home to the Jawoyn people, has a number of walks and two camp grounds. Head for the
JUMPING CROCS
• 1hr Jumping Crocodile Cruise onboard Pathfinder
• Lunch at the legendary Humpty Doo Pub
• Wildlife spotting at spectacular Fogg Dam
• Accommodation and caravan park pick-up
• Small group experience (max 20 guests) with lunch
Berry Springs Nature Park Josh Griffen
Maguk Plunge Pool, 12km by 4WD access from the Kakadu Highway, 40km north of the park entry gate. Here a 2km partly raised boardwalk follows a creek bed to a lovely natural rock pool.
THE ORIGINAL ADELAIDE RIVER JUMPING CROCODILE CRUISES
has been delivering unforgettable wildlife experiences on the Adelaide River for over 40 years. Just an hour from Darwin, our cruises offer the rare opportunity to witness Australia’s famous jumping crocodiles in their natural habitat. Visitors can
choose the Adelaide River Queen, a larger air-conditioned cruise, or the Pathfinder, a smaller, more up-close experience on the water. Enjoy expert commentary, spectacular river views, and visit our riverside café and gift shop before or after your cruise. It’s a true Top End must-do.
3220A Arnhem Highway Wak Wak jumpingcroccruises.com.au
ADELAIDE RIVER QUEEN
The original Adelaide River Queen’s Jumping Crocodile Cruise entertains passengers with a wild display of animal behaviour. See saltwater
crocodiles jump metres out of the water as they are fed. Together with the comfortable boat, the coffee shop and dedicated crocodile souvenir shop, this venue delivers a great wildlife experience.
3220A Arnhem Highway, Wak Wak jumpingcrocodilecruises.com.au
BANYAN FARM TOURIST PARK
Wally and Kerri Draper invite you into their backyard, the Banyan Farm Tourist Park on the banks of the Daly River NT to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and a chance to catch the elusive Barramundi 611 Wooliana Road, Daly River NT banyanfarmtouristpark.com
Litchfield
BERRY SPRINGS, BATCHELOR
EXPLORE SWIMMABLE WATERFALLS, GIGANTIC TERMITE MOUNDS AND OLD MINES
The former tin mining town of Batchelor is now the gateway to Litchfield National Park. Explore the remnants of old mines and learn about the art and traditions of the local Indigenous people at the Coomalie Cultural Centre. Marvel at the gigantic termite mounds, some up to two metres, before arriving at the refreshing, crystal-clear, swimmable waterfalls of Florence, Wangi, and Buley Rockhole, surrounded by lush monsoon forests, inside the park. Or for a glimpse into the region’s past, visit abandoned Blyth Homestead. Whether you are seeking relaxation or excitement, Litchfield and Batchelor offer diverse and captivating experiences for all interests. Don’t forget to purchase your NT Park Pass online before your
visit; it’s cheap and valid for all NT national parks and reserves.
BERRY SPRINGS TAVERN
This unique country-style pub with large verandas overlooking beautiful native bushlands and a fabulous indoor and outdoor kids area. Their menu blends pub grub with finer, restaurantstyle flavours, icy-cold beers, and a great beverage selection. Watch the legendary 5-metre saltwater crocodile, Soft Croc, being fed every Friday 5:00pm! 795 Cox Peninsula Rd, Berry Springs berryspringstavern.com
BERRY SPRINGS NATURE PARK
This natural freshwater spring, 57km south of Darwin and 1km from the Territory Wildlife Park is a popular picnic and swimming spot surrounded by monsoon rainforest. Many small native fish can be seen in the clear pools.
Care should be taken during wet season when floods and strong currents can occur.
Stuart Highway & Cox Peninsula Road
AAOK LAKES RESORT AND CARAVAN PARK
Just 3km from beautiful Berry Springs Nature Park and the Territory Wildlife Park, Lakes Resort is a relaxing home away from home. Situated amongst large shady trees and a nearby picturesque lake, it is the perfect spot for watching the colourful surrounding birdlife. During the dry season, enjoy relaxed alfresco dining and a licensed bar for a refreshing cold drink. With a range of compact queen van rooms, cabins, caravan and camping accommodations, there’s something here to suit everyone.
170 Doris Rd, Berry Springs lakesresortcaravanpark.com.au
Termite Mounds in Litchfield Sean Scott
TERRITORY WILDLIFE PARK
About a 45-minute drive south of Darwin, this open-air wildlife park is set in natural bushland that includes wetlands, monsoon forest and a crystal clear spring. Accessible yearround and boasting several airconditioned displays. Discover native wildlife such as the magnificent raptors at the Flight Deck or encounter the creatures of the night in the Nocturnal House. Take a journey through a Top End river system at the aquarium, stroll past bird aviaries in a natural monsoonal forest, explore wetlands at Goose Lagoon or enjoy lunch in the kiosk.Cox Peninsula Rd, berry Springs, territorywildlifepark.com.au
TUMBLING WATERS HOLIDAY PARK
A tropical, family friendly paradise just 30 mins from Darwin. The villas, cabins, powered caravan and camp sites are shaded by 25,000 palms and gardens. Enjoy the saltwater pool, outdoor movie cinema, fishing, billabong trails, croc feeding, a weekly Sunday travellers market and more. Dine alfresco at the licensed restaurant and café.
3 Tumbling Waters Road, Cox Peninsula Rd, Berry Springs tumblingwatersholidaypark.com.au
LITCHFIELD NATIONAL PARK
Covering approximately 1500 km², 100 km southwest of Darwin, and near the township of Batchelor, the park is popular with locals and visitors, attracting over 260,000 people each year. It’s an ancient landscape shaped by water, featuring stunning, swimmable, crystal-clear waterfalls and pools, iconic magnetic and cathedral termite mounds, craggy, weathered sandstone pillars, and lush pockets of rainforest, making for ideal walks.
With a variety of accommodation options, from shady camp and caravan grounds to hotels, motels, self-contained cabins and relaxing resorts nearby (mentioned on our pages), it’s worth staying overnight to explore this beautiful area even further. There are also many quaint and even quirky places to stop and grab a bite or pick up supplies for breakfast, lunch, or dinner during your park visit. However, if time is tight, be sure to include a full-day tour of the area with a local guide, such as Wallaroo Tours.
All visitors to the NT must have a parks pass.
nt.gov.au/parks/find-a-park/litchfieldnational-park
BANYAN TREE RESORT
An enchanting and relaxing oasis offering chalets, cabins, caravans and campsites. A great base to explore the region with friendly and knowledgeable
hosts. Open for lunch from 12-3 pm and dinner from 5-7 pm; enjoy satisfying and tasty burgers for lunch served with ice-cold beverages. As the sun sets, there’s no better place to be than under the fairy-lit 250-year-old Banyan Tree for dinner and drinks with fresh homemade gourmet pizzas, refreshing beverages, and live music.
455 Litchfield Park Rd Rum Jungle, NT banyan-tree.com.au
PANDANUS ON LITCHFIELD
Stay in quality air-conditioned cabins and cottages or caravan and camping sites nestled in lush parkland with resort facilities, including a familyfriendly pool. Just a stone’s throw away from Litchfield National Park, kick back after a big day of exploring at the licensed restaurant and enjoy a refreshing beverage and delicious meal served by the friendly team.
Litchfield Park Rd, Rum Jungle NT pandanuslitchfield.com.au
LITCHFIELD OUTBACK RESORT
Litchfield Outback Resort is your home of unforgettable Litchfield experiences. Located in the gateway to Litchfield National Park – Batchelor – the resort is in a prime location to spend your days exploring the stunning natural springs, wildlife and scenery Litchfield has to offer with the luxury of city comforts in this outback setting. Their staff help plan
Litchfield experiences based on individual preferences which is sure to make people at home jealous. The Resort has beautifully appointed executive rooms, deluxe family rooms, standard rooms and unpowered sites to suit your personal travel needs.
49 Rum Jungle Road Batchelor NT litchfieldoutbackresort.com.au
LIL’RIPPER CAFÉ, BAR & BISTRO
Begin and end the day in Lil’Ripper Café, Bar and Bistro, where you can relax, dine, come together and be accommodated. Delicious food, friendly service, great atmosphere.
49 Rum Jungle Road Batchelor NT litchfieldoutbackresort.com.au
Litchfield National Park, Zebra Stone offers a serene bush setting with spacious, shaded sites. Campers enjoy amenities like showers, toilets, and laundry facilities. The on-site gallery showcases unique Zebra stones, with free tours at 10:30am and 3:00pm daily. Unpowered sites are $15 per adult per night; children under 15 stay free. 895 Litchfield Park Rd, Batchelor
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STAY & RELAX
Visit Adelaide River Inn Tourist Park 1½ hours drive south of Darwin. Enjoy the atmosphere of a local pub, a great place to stay with 43 rooms of accommodation, caravan park, pool, the iconic 303 bar & Bistro and a beer garden.
Authentic Top End Getaway
Mt Bundy Station has quaint, historic accommodation for up to 50 guests as well as caravan and camping sites, providing a unique station (farm) stay experience perfect for singles, couples, families and groups.
The Iconic Daly Waters Pub
The Daly Waters Pub is arguably one of the most iconic Northern Territory pubs and a landmark in its own right. Stop in for a cold beer and a meal and why not stay the night in our accommodation and caravan park.
Kakadu
& ARNHEM LAND
EXPLORE PRISTINE NATURAL AND CULTURAL WONDERS
World Heritage-Listed Kakadu National Park and Arnhem Land are two of Australia’s most breathtaking and culturally rich destinations, offering unparalleled experiences for nature lovers. See ancient rock art, spectacular landscapes, stunning waterfalls, and diverse wildlife. Spanning nearly 20,000 square kilometres, it’s home to an extraordinary array of wildlife, including saltwater crocodiles, and over 280 species of birds. Cruise Yellow Waters billabong for an unforgettable opportunity to see these creatures in their natural habitat, against a backdrop of lush wetlands and serene landscapes. Impressive sandstone outcrop, Nourlangie Rock is another must-visit site featuring some of the most significant ancient Aboriginal rock art galleries in the country. A walk here provides not only a glimpse into the past but also breathtaking views of the surrounding escarpment and savannah woodlands. Arnhem Land, lying to the east of
Kakadu, offers a more secluded experience and is accessible only by permit. Home to the Yolngu people, visitors can experience traditional Aboriginal life and explore some of Australia’s most unspoiled landscapes. Don’t forget to purchase your NT Park Pass online before your visit; it’s cheap and valid for all NT national parks and reserves. nt.gov.au/parks/parks-pass
MAY
TASTE OF KAKADU
Karrimanjbekkan An-Me Kakadu: Tase of Kakadu is where cuisine, country and culture blend into one. Stimulate your senses with a unique range of bush tucker. It’s a bush food journey experience 65,00 years in the making and unlike any other. It’s set within World Heritage-Listed Kakadu National Park at Jabiru’s Bowali Visitor Centre, a free festival hub. 10am-10pm MAY 23. kakadu.gov.au
KINHKINH – DINNER UNDER THE STARS
Join renowned chefs Paul ‘Yoda’ Iskov of Fervor and Ben Tyler of Kakadu Kitchen for a delectable four-course degustation dinner with expertly matched wines or non-alcoholic beverages interwoven with entertainment and stories of connection under the stars. Bowali Cultural Centre Lawns 5-9pm MAY 22 tourismtopend.com.au
SOUTH ALLIGATOR AREA
Just 7km east of the South Alligator River bridge is the popular Mamukala wetlands. Often teeming with birdlife, it is easily accessed by a 3km walk which includes an observation platform and bird hide. A mural depicts the changes which take place during the year. From Kakadu Resort the 3.6km Gungarre walk passes through monsoon forest and woodlands along the edge of Nggardabal billabong.
COROBOREE PARK TAVERN
offers genuine Territory hospitality with great food, cold drinks, and friendly service. Set in a relaxed bush setting, we’re a favourite stop for locals, travellers, and families. Enjoy hearty meals, spacious outdoor areas, live entertainment, and a welcoming team committed to making every visit memorable. Experience the true NT spirit at Corroboree Park Tavern.
Ubirr lookout, Kakadu @domandjesso
JABIRU AREA
Check out the videos and displays at the Bowali Visitor Centre, 5km west of Jabiru, for a comprehensive overview of the region. The Marrawuddi Gallery has Aboriginal arts and crafts and a café for refreshments. A 2km woodland walking trail leads to the Mecure Crocodile Hotel, in the township of Jabiru, originally built as a service town for the nearby Ranger Uranium Mine (now closed).
Bowali Visitor Centre, open daily 8938 112
Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel 8979 9000
Kakadu Tours & Travel 8979 2548
Aurora Kakadu Lodge & Caravan Park 8979 2422
EAST ALLIGATOR AREA
The rock art sites of Ubirr are the main attraction at this far northeastern section of the park. Take the 1km circular trail which leads past several galleries, and take the 250m climb to the lookout for magnificent views over the Nardab floodplain and rocky park terrain. Around the Border Store/Manbiyarra enjoy several walks through monsoon rainforest, riverside vegetation and sandstone country. Ubirr open daily 8.30am-sunset AprNov, 2pm-sunset Dec-Mar
NOURLANGIE AREA
Nourlangie Rock, 30km south of Bowali Visitor Centre, is best viewed from the Gunwarddehardde lookout. A 1.5km circular walk passes an ancient Aboriginal shelter and several rock art sites. Another less visited art site can be seen on the 3.4km return Nanguluwur walk. From the Muirella Park camping area the 3.5km circular Bubba walk passes through wetland habitats.
JIM JIM
Two hours south of the Kakadu Highway, Jim Jim Falls are at their spectacular best after the wet season, when water cascades over the sandstone escarpment. The rock pool, with its white sandy beach, can be accessed by 4WD only from about June to November.
YELLOW WATER AREA
A good introduction to Aboriginal life in Kakadu can be gained from a visit to the Warradian Aboriginal Cultural Centre, 55km southwest of the Bowali Visitor Centre. Take a boat tour on Yellow Water to see the dramatic wetland scenery.
Cooinda Lodge Kakadu 8979 1500 Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre, open daily 9am-5pm Yellow Water Billabong Cruise 8979 1500
KAKADU TOURISM
Kakadu Tourism is an indigenous-owned collection of wetland cruises, 4WD tours, cultural experiences, deluxe accommodation and campsites. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Kakadu with their world renowned Yellow Water Cruise. Go off road with the guided Kakadu Adventure Tours to explore Kakadu’s escarpments and waterfalls. Learn about the traditional way of life with Warradjan Cultural Centre and unwind after an adventurous day at the Mercure Crocodile Hotel, Cooinda Lodge or Yellow Water Campground.
WARRANDJAN
ABORIGINAL CULTURAL CENTRE
“Cooinda” means “Happy Place” – “Warradjan” means “Pig-Nosed Turtle”. Located in the Kakadu National Park and home to the cultural centre that displays art and craft.
Cooinda; open from 10 AM - 4 PM 89791500
DAVIDSONS ARNHEMLAND SAFARIS
An exclusive Eco lodge based at Mount Borradaile, a registered sacred site encompassing 700sq km of exclusively leased land nestled amongst the Arnhemland escarpment. Enjoy the comfortable lodge, take a dip in the pool or just sit back and soak up the ambience of the savanna woodland from your en-sutied cabin.
A flexible itinerary allows you to immerse yourself in stunningly beautiful wilderness and world-class galleries of rock art with an indigenous tour. Including ancient burial sites, bird watching, billabong cruises, fishing and bush walking in the pristine natural and cultural wonderland davidsonsarnhemland.com.au
Katherine
& BEYOND
EXPLORE ANCIENT ROCK ART, HOT SPRINGS AND LIMESTONE CAVES
A four-hour drive south of Darwin, Katherine, is a region rich in cultural significance and natural beauty. The most stunning attraction, Nitmiluk Gorge, is a series of 13 gorges carved by the Katherine River through ancient sandstone. Explore the dramatic gorges by boat, canoe, or on foot, discovering awe-inspiring rock art sites and cascading waterfalls. Jatbula Trail, which stretches over 62 kilometres, ventures through diverse landscapes, including waterfalls, monsoon forests, and open savannah. Then soothe your soul at several thermal springs. Katherine Hot Springs, in town, Mataranka Hot Springs, and Bitter Springs are an hour south. All offer warm, crystal-clear waters surrounded by lush greenery. Working cattle stations surround Katherine, and visitors can also experience the quintessential Australian outback lifestyle through tours, horseback riding, and opportunities to learn about cattle mustering and the region’s history. Don’t forget to purchase your NT Park
Pass online before your visit; it’s cheap and valid for all NT national parks and reserves.
JUNE
BARUNGA FESTIVAL
This iconic family-friendly event celebrates authentic Aboriginal cultural experiences, including Indigenous music, culture, sport, and regional arts from Katherine and Arnhem Land. See traditional dance and music performances, art exhibitions, workshops, sports competitions and cultural talks.
JUN 5-8 barungafestival.com.au
EXPERIENCE
KATHERINE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
Don’t miss out on an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re a nature lover, adventure seeker, or simply craving tranquillity. The friendly team can book your adventure in Katherine and the NT, come in and see us today.
Cnr Lindsay Street & Katherine Terrace visitkatherine.com.au
CUTTA CUTTA CAVES
Tropical Cave systems are rare in Australia, making the Cutta Cutta Caves worth the 27 km trip south of Katherine along the easily accessible Stuart Highway. The Nature Park covers 1499 hectares of limestone landscape and is a haven for five species of bats, including the rare Ghost and Horseshoe bats. Bird lovers can spot approximately 170 species of birds, including the Hooded Parrot and the endangered Gouldian Finch. The affordable guided tours take 1 hour.
Cutta Cutta Caves, Venn NT nitmiluktours.com.au
KATHERINE COUNTRY CLUB
Stop in for a round of golf, a game of lawn bowls, a cold drink, or a meal at our bistro. With two bars, a large beer garden, kids’ play area, and gaming facilities, there’s something here for everyone at the Katherine Country Club. Open 7 days a week to members and guests.
40 Pearce St, Katherine katherinecountryclub.com.au
Katherine Hot Springs Joshua Griffen
KNOTTS CROSSING RESORT
Knotts Crossing Resort in Katherine is a top spot for travellers exploring the NT. With comfy cabins, a lush pool, and a great feed at The Savannah Bar and Restaurant, it’s perfect after a day at Nitmiluk Gorge. Friendly staff, clean digs, and top-notch facilities, make it a ripper place to stay.
Cnr of Giles St & Cameron St, Katherine knottscrossing.com.au
NITMILUK (KATHERINE)
GORGE CRUISE
Discover the timeless beauty of Nitmiluk Gorge with Nitmiluk Tours, where ancient sandstone cliffs, rich Jawoyn culture, and breathtaking waterways await. Open all year round, we invite you to experience unforgettable cruises, hikes, and adventures in every season at Nitmiluk National Park.nitmiluktours.com.au Nitmiluk Visitor Centre
DALY WATERS PUB
For a truly iconic Aussie pub experience, step up to the bar for a satisfying ice-cold beer at The Daly Waters Pub. Stay on in clean, comfortable air-conditioned cabins, rooms or powered campsites with kid’s playground. Relax by the pool before tucking into worldfamous BBQ beef and barra with freshly made damper. Marvel at Tim’s Junkyard — a collector’s dream, and take in Tim’s Talk daily at 5:30 PM — a lively historical chat from The Boss. 16 Stuart St, Daly Waters dalywaterspub.com.au
CONTOUR HOTEL
Stay in resort comfort in Katherine. Contour Hotel is only a short drive from all the region’s attractions, spectacular gorges, wildlife, swimming holes, and connect with country in an area rich with Aboriginal ancient culture. Set amongst 4 acres of tropical gardens, it is the ideal base to explore or relax poolside. Dine in style, have a barbecue or enjoy a refreshing drink at the bar! Accommodation offered includes standard, deluxe and self-contained family rooms, powered van and camping sites.
9 Cyprus Street, Katherine contourhotel.com.au
TIUWALIYN (DOUGLAS) HOT SPRINGS
Straddling part of the Douglas River, this 3107 ha park, 200km south of Darwin, features hot springs, walking trails and a campground. Swimming is best 200m upstream in the cooler water of the pools.
About 2 ½ hours south of Darwin
MANTON DAM
Built in 1942 as Darwin’s first reliable water supply the dam today is popular for fishing, jet skiing and boating.
Turn west off the Stuart Highway 70kms south of Darwin ,all weather access
KATHERINE OUTBACK EXPERIENCE
Check online for details
For an entertaining introduction to the outback, book a ticket online to the multi-award-winning
Katherine Outback Experience with your host Tom Curtain. Enjoy a light-hearted look into life on an Outback cattle station without the blood, sweat and tears of cattle wrangling yourself! Tom’s live Australian country music sets the scene as professional stockmen and women demonstrate working dog and horse training with plenty of good yarns thrown in for good measure! Kids are invited to meet well-trained working dogs and feed the farm animals in a safe setting.
115 Collins Road, Uralla, Katherine katherineoutbackexperience.com.au
ADELAIDE RIVER INN
Soak up the old-style country pub charm at the 303 Bar and tuck into a top feed of wild caught barra from Diggers Bistro. Snap a selfie with Charlie the Buffalo of Crocodile Dundee fame, fuel up to go or stay in comfortable accommodation with a lagoon pool on site.
106 Stuart HWY, Adelaide River adelaideriverinntouristpark.com.au
BOAB CARAVAN PARK
Offers a diverse range of accommodation options including shady, grassed sites for caravans and motorhomes to boutique cabins. They are surrounded by beautiful subtropical gardens and native trees with an abundance of birdlife. Visit a few of the Indigenous art galleries or go for a short stroll to the hot springs. 42 Victoria Hwy, Katherine South boabcaravanpark.com.au
Experience the real Australian Outback
Katherine Outback Experience celebrates the Northern Territory’s rich agricultural roots through real horse training and working dog demonstrations entwined with stories from the people who call the outback home.
2HR OUTBACK SHOW
Tuesdays: 9.30am
Wednesdays: 2.45pm (+ 5.30pm on selected dates)
Friday: 10.30am
Saturday: 2.00pm (+ 4.30pm on selected dates)
Email: bookings@katherineoutback.com.au
Web: katherineoutbackexperience.com.au
Adult $84.00 Retail
Senior $75.00 Retail
Student (6-17yrs) $45.00 Retail
* Children 0-5yrs are free of charge
Don't miss out on promoting your business or event in the Next Edition call Cathi on 0418 757 344 or Paul on 0411 365 065
Stargazing, Nitmiluk National Park Daniel Tran
ESSENTIAL info
Here’s all you need to know about getting around Darwin
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Fire/Police/Ambulance 000
Darwin City Police 131 444
Casuarina Police (08) 8999 0800
Palmerston Police (08) 8947 7200
VISITOR INFORMATION
6 Bennett Street, Darwin City 1300 138 886
Cnr Lindsay Street & Katherine
Terrace, Katherine 08 8972 2650
Road Conditions
1800 246 199
City Of Darwin Council 08 8930 0300
HOSPITAL
Royal Darwin Hospital (08) 8922 8888
MEDICAL
Top End Medical Centre
Casuarina (08) 8995 7900
Palmerston (08) 7922 8000
Rosebery (08) 8997 6500
Stuart Park (08) 8930 4900
DENTAL
Casuarina Square Dental
Care (08) 8927 9418
Smith Street Dental (08) 8981 9149
PHARMACY
United Chemist Casuarina (08) 8927 7857
Amcal+Nightcliff (08) 8985 1538
Blooms The Chemist
CBD (08) 8981 8522
Parap (08) 8981 3421
Chemist Warehouse
Darwin City (08) 8981 9202
Mitchell Centre, Darwin (08) 8981 4442
TRANSPORT
Blue Taxi Company 0497 380 115
Darwin Radio Taxi 13 10 08
Transit Centre (08) 8924 7666
Thrifty Car Hire 136139
Territory Car Hire (08) 8985 1013
Top End Car Rentals & Campervan Hire (08) 8947 2846
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