• Australia Guide

  • Introduction to Australia
  • Weather
  • Things not to miss
  • Entry requirements
  • Getting around
  • Money
  • Public holidays

• Explore Australia

  • Sydney
  • Around Sydney
  • Coastal New South Wales and the ACT
  • Inland New South Wales
  • Coastal Queensland
  • Outback Queensland
  • Northern Territory
  • Western Australia
  • South Australia
  • Melbourne
  • Around Melbourne
  • Victoria
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• Cities

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  • Armidale
    
  • Brisbane
    
  • Cairns
    
  • Canberra
    
  • Darwin
    
  • Fremantle
    
  • Geelong
    
  • Hobart
    
  • Melbourne
    
  • Perth
    
  • Sydney
    
  • Warrnambool
    

Australia Guide

Northern Territory

Darwin

• Accommodation
• Eating
• Drinking and Nightlife
• Mindil Beach Markets
• Parap's Saturday market

In spite of its history and languid tropical torpor, Darwin manages to feel young, vibrant and cosmopolitan, a mood that's illustrated as much by an evening on buzzing Mitchell Street as it is joining the fitness fanatics cycling, hiking and jogging through the lush parks and waterfront suburbs. The fact that Darwin is an ocean city isn't always fully appreciated – to make sure you do, visit Stokes Hill Wharf, Cullen and Fannie Bays, East Point, and do a sunset cruise.