Guidebook - Recommended places to visit
Food scene
One of our favourite coffee spots that literally 10 mins walk. Friendly staff, excellent coffee and food
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SweetBrew & Co.
45 Stuart HwyOne of our favourite coffee spots that literally 10 mins walk. Friendly staff, excellent coffee and food
The wide, sand-covered beaches are a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. The area is best known for its hip stall markets on Thursday and Sunday nights
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Mindil Beach Sunset Market (Apr to Oct)
Maria Liveris DriveThe wide, sand-covered beaches are a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. The area is best known for its hip stall markets on Thursday and Sunday nights
Enjoy a nice evening stroll along waterfront and see Brunos Light display and various restaurants, diner at the historic wharf for fish and chips as well.
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Darwin Waterfront Corporation
7 Kitchener DrEnjoy a nice evening stroll along waterfront and see Brunos Light display and various restaurants, diner at the historic wharf for fish and chips as well.
Tim, a Darwin favourite since 1994, whether your after a huge chicken parmigiana or one of Darwin best steaks, Tims has left a smile on over one million guest since first opening its doors.
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Tim's Surf & Turf
10 Litchfield StreetTim, a Darwin favourite since 1994, whether your after a huge chicken parmigiana or one of Darwin best steaks, Tims has left a smile on over one million guest since first opening its doors.
Thai and Indian food served in a casual, open-plan space with high ceilings and Asian wood carvings, one of the best Asian restaurants in Darwin.
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Hanuman
93 Mitchell StThai and Indian food served in a casual, open-plan space with high ceilings and Asian wood carvings, one of the best Asian restaurants in Darwin.
Sightseeing
Head down to fish feeding at Doctors Gully Aquascene, high tide the water boils with hundreds of fish looking for free feed from milkfish, mullets, catfish, barrumundi, and rays. Enjoy feeding the fish and looking the beautiful
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Aquascene
28 Doctors Gully RdHead down to fish feeding at Doctors Gully Aquascene, high tide the water boils with hundreds of fish looking for free feed from milkfish, mullets, catfish, barrumundi, and rays. Enjoy feeding the fish and looking the beautiful
East Point Reserve is a special place for the people of Darwin and is one of the most popular recreation areas for both locals and visitors. Rich in history and biodiversity, East Point is easy to access and has an abundance of facilities and attractions for everyone.
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East Point Reserve
East Point Reserve is a special place for the people of Darwin and is one of the most popular recreation areas for both locals and visitors. Rich in history and biodiversity, East Point is easy to access and has an abundance of facilities and attractions for everyone.
Along the Esplanade
You could easily spend a few hours strolling along Darwin’s lush, shady Esplanade perched on the cliffs of Darwin Harbour, a few minutes’ walk from the cruise terminal. Catch the sea breeze with a book on the lawns of Bicentennial Park then follow the WWII walking trail stretching along the seafront. Signage tells the stories of Darwin’s military history and war heroes. Hand-painted tiles along the walk also commemorate ‘200 remarkable Territorians’ – pioneers, publicans and pastoralists who shaped the Territory. Stop by the cenotaph that commemorates Australians' service to the war effort.
Esplanade
EsplanadeAlong the Esplanade
You could easily spend a few hours strolling along Darwin’s lush, shady Esplanade perched on the cliffs of Darwin Harbour, a few minutes’ walk from the cruise terminal. Catch the sea breeze with a book on the lawns of Bicentennial Park then follow the WWII walking trail stretching along the seafront. Signage tells the stories of Darwin’s military history and war heroes. Hand-painted tiles along the walk also commemorate ‘200 remarkable Territorians’ – pioneers, publicans and pastoralists who shaped the Territory. Stop by the cenotaph that commemorates Australians' service to the war effort.
Along the Esplanade
You could easily spend a few hours strolling along Darwin’s lush, shady Esplanade perched on the cliffs of Darwin Harbour, a few minutes’ walk from the cruise terminal. Catch the sea breeze with a book on the lawns of Bicentennial Park then follow the WWII walking trail stretching along the seafront. Signage tells the stories of Darwin’s military history and war heroes. Hand-painted tiles along the walk also commemorate ‘200 remarkable Territorians’ – pioneers, publicans and pastoralists who shaped the Territory. Stop by the cenotaph that commemorates Australians' service to the war effort.
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Crocosaurus Cove
58 Mitchell StAlong the Esplanade
You could easily spend a few hours strolling along Darwin’s lush, shady Esplanade perched on the cliffs of Darwin Harbour, a few minutes’ walk from the cruise terminal. Catch the sea breeze with a book on the lawns of Bicentennial Park then follow the WWII walking trail stretching along the seafront. Signage tells the stories of Darwin’s military history and war heroes. Hand-painted tiles along the walk also commemorate ‘200 remarkable Territorians’ – pioneers, publicans and pastoralists who shaped the Territory. Stop by the cenotaph that commemorates Australians' service to the war effort.
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Hire a car, it easier to go around or catch the no 7 bus
Bus - There a bus stop located on 5 mins from the apartment, easy and convenient to take no 7 bus and that should take you to the city.
Bike Rentals - Darwin Bike Hire is a great way to get around the city. You can check out a bike at any station and return it to any other station. There are also day pass options.
Escooters - Neuron Mobility’s e-scooters will be available to hire in Darwin CBD, Waterfront and Cullen Bay.
Uber - To get to the airport in an Uber is approximately $15.