Attractions near Darwin

Uncover all the facets of the national park, from its important mangroves to shell middens from Aboriginal owners, and World War II military bunkers.

Go for a dip year-round in the lake, or make the most of the dry season to set off on the walking and cycling paths.

Cycle around Beagle Gulf, stroll and spot wallabies, stopping in at the Darwin Military Museum to learn more about the reserve's role in WWII.

Uncover the story of Darwin's role in World War II through iconic objects from the Bombing of Darwin, firsthand accounts and multimedia presentations.

The East Point Military Museum is located at East Point adjacent to the Defence of Darwin Experience.

See the massive B52 Bomber and the other impressive exhibits that detail the Territory's aviation history and Darwin's frontier role in World War II.

The site consist of four circular concrete gun emplacements in an arc around a central command post that is also of concrete and partially underground.

A visit to Darwin Airport Central is the ultimate adrenalin-filled attraction exclusive to Northern Territory and an absolute must see with any visit to Darwin.

The Leprosaurium Memorial site comprises a steel and concrete interpretive memorial to the Leprosarium that was constructed and used nearby to the site. The entrance

We pride ourselves on our friendly atmosphere and Thompson and Wolveridge designed course. We have a sweeping view of this from the clubhouse. Our outside

Find the right balance between patience and aggression and master the tropical 18-hole championship course, with clubs, carts, and buggies for hire.

The local traditional owners and their ancestors have been gathering and carrying out ceremonies at these amazing rock art sites in the awe inspiring Western

Get a group together and have a ball at the golf, laser clay shooting and archery facilities, and finish up with a drink.

With over 190 stores and retailers, including Kmart, Big W, Woolworths and Coles, Casuarina Square has something for everyone.

Hold and smile at a baby reptile or feed a jumping crocodile as you fill your head with fascinating facts about these iconic creatures.

Holmes Jungle Nature Park protects an isolated pocket of monsoon forest, home to birds, mammals and reptiles, nestled on the fringes of Darwin’s northern suburbs.

Find that white sandy beach paradise between Rapid and Buffalo creeks, where clear waters are fringed by Casuarina trees and high sandstone cliffs.

The Leprosarium at Channel Point consists of remnants of numerous buildings and other infrastructure. Access to this site is by arrangement only, call 8999 5039.

Play 18 holes on the tropical Palmerston course, allowing plenty of time to enjoy the club's other facilities, like gaming, trivia, and live music.

Beat your mates to the bottom of the six-lane racer water slide, the centrepiece of the water park.

Kitty Cafe, Darwin, offers it's guests an exclusive and unique 2 hours of relaxation and fun, while interacting with a beautiful group of kittens and

The site comprises the community cemetery at Belyuen and it is still in use. The cemetery contains early and recent graves.

Venture into monsoon forests, swamps and riverine areas and watch wallabies as you enjoy a picnic before cooling off in the rock pools.

Visit the Fred's Pass Rural Market under the big shed on the spacious grounds of Fred's Pass Reserve from 9am till 1pm every Saturday.

Head out bush to Reidy's Fishing Lure Factory and see how lures are made, and learn how best to use your lures for bigger hauls.

Discuss art and culture with the Aboriginal artists who stay on site to produce authentic art and craft, available to purchase for unique souvenirs.

Southport was a significant township in the early development of the Northern Territory. The remnants at Southport offer an example of early township life.

Bring your goggles to spot the small native fish that live in the clear pools.

Barramundi Adventures Darwin is unique in being the Top End’s only land-based, recreational barramundi fishing venture. We are family friendly, and offer the perfect environment.

Observe the Top End's wildlife in their natural habitats, standing nose-to-nose with a saltwater crocodile, and glimpsing elusive nocturnal creatures.

Watch for wallabies, goannas, and cockatoos in the bush setting of the nine-hole course, featuring two tee positions to adapt to an 18-hole course.

Arrive under the big stockwhip for a dazzling demonstration of whips cracking ablaze with fire, and take home a handcrafted souvenir of the Top End.