Darwin Travel Guide
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Darwin Travel Guide
Darwin has played a significant role in the events that have shaped Australia's history.
So it’s no wonder Darwin plays a starring role in Baz Luhrmann’s epic feature film Australia.
Today Darwin still has a fascinating story. A vibrant, tropical city, with a diversity of experiences on offer to the traveller, with quality art, festivals, events, fishing, heritage trails and food.
With year-round temperatures in the low 30s and the heavenly swimming holes of Litchfield National Park on its doorstep, Darwin is an ideal tropical escape holiday.
Darwin is an excellent base to further explore the Top End, which also encompasses Litchfield and Kakadu National Parks, Arnhem Land, Tiwi Islands and Katherine.
There is so much to see and do, the more you explore, the more you will be rewarded.
Browse the adjacent links to discover the true diversity of the Darwin experience and fast-track your holiday planning.
Things to See and Do
Plan your Trip
Discover the Top End
Darwin City
The city of Darwin has the most youthful population in Australia, which gives it a distinctly vibrant feel.
Tiwi Islands
Dense rainforest, sandy beaches and rock pools combine to create the landscapes of the Tiwi Islands.
Litchfield National Park
An easy day trip from Darwin, or the more adventurous can stay for two or three days.
Kakadu & Arnhem Land
The landscapes of Kakadu and Arnhem Land are diverse and set the scene for adventure travel, Aboriginal culture and nature activities.
Katherine & surrounds
Sweeping from the Gulf of Carpentaria to the Western Australia border, the vast Katherine region is full of hidden gems.
