Things to do in Darwin

Looking for things to do in Darwin? You have come to the right place! Welcome to Darwin, the Northern Territory’s capital city. Darwin is one of Australia’s remotest towns, and it is closer to Singapore and Bali than it is to Sydney or Canberra. With its tropical climate and multicultural population, Darwin has an exotic charm that could almost make you think you were in Asia, rather than in one of Australia’s major cities. Nevertheless, many visitors to the Northern Territory see Darwin as a gateway to all of the attractions laying beyond this tropical town, such as Kakadu National Park, the Katherine area with Nitimiluk National Park, Litchfield National Park, or even the Kimberley Region in Western Australia. However, there many things to do in Darwin and visitors can easily fill a couple of days up to a week with a variety of activities and sights. Apart from enjoying our temperate climate, lazing at the hotel pool and working on your tan, you can learn about Darwin’s fascinating history, including Cyclone Tracy and war history, you can take part in our seasonal festivals and events, learn about and admire our impressive saltwater crocodiles or grab delicious street style food at one of our vibrant markets and food vans. Darwin also has excellent museums and art galleries that are well worth spending some time at, and once you are done with all that sightseeing, you can always relax at one of our beautiful beaches. Who said there was nothing to do in Darwin? Read on for more detailed information on some of the great things to do in Darwin.