Discover Darwin
Discover the best tours and attractions that you can enjoy in Darwin City.
From jump on-jump off bus options, ancient culture, quirky walking tours and things to see - there's something here for everyone.
If you're looking for tours outside of the city, we suggest checking out the Top End Tourism website which highlights different tours around Darwin and the Territory!
Frog Hollow is highly valued by the Darwin community for its social, industrial relations and educational associations. It is valued as natural parkland in the central city area. It was used as worker
The complex consists of a number of concrete stores buildings of various sizes built in areas excavated from the cliffs along Tiger Brennan Drive. Access is obtained from Stoddart Drive with a pathway
Darwin’s golf and archery introduction and improvement centre. Flight Path Golf and Archery provides a unique experience for locals, corporate groups and visitors wishing to enjoy golf, laser clay
Fannie Bay Gaol operated as Her Majesty’s Gaol and Labour Prison from 1883 until 1979. The original buildings comprised two blocks with 16 cells, a washhouse and a kitchen. A stone infirmary was
Di and Brian Hutchinson welcome you to their owner operated personal fishing escapes business. An experience of a lifetime for your next fishing escape in the Northern Territory. Estuary Escapes
Whether for an individual or a group of up to 32 people, Equinox Fishing Charters provide an energetic day of fishing that you'll never forget. Their experienced friendly guides can cater to anyone
Life is better elsewhere... on a dirtbike! Elsewhere on Wheels is about living big, adventurous lives on two wheels. From adventure tours for everyone, to training and rider development, this
Elevated Boutique offers an excellent choice of gorgeous cool summer fashion, beautiful accessories, eclectic jewellery and quality gifts. We delight in Australian design and natural fabrics suited to
East Point Reserve is Darwin's largest park area. It is popular with locals and visitors for its safe year-round saltwater swimming at Lake Alexander, military history, and the uninterrupted views of
