Cullen Bay Resorts Darwin
Cullen Bay Resorts is located in the heart of Cullen Bay overlooking the Marina, Darwin Harbour and Timor Sea. Cullen Bay is ideally nestled between the Casino and Darwin's CBD (5 minutes) and is walking distance to restaurants and cafe's at the marina. The Cullen Bay Resorts Darwin incorporate t...
Travel Dates: 1 February - 31 March 2020
Day 1 Darwin to Kakadu National Park.
Depart Darwin and travel through pristine wetland regions to Kakadu National Park, a 20,000 square kilometre suite of landscapes varying from red-hued escarpments that shelter historic Aboriginal rock art dating back thousands of years to floodplains teeming ... Travel Dates: 1 October 2019 - 31 March 2020
Kakadu & East Alligator River, 2 Days
Larrikin humour and laidback lifestyle... Welcome to Darwin
Darwin has two seasons – wet and dry – and while some remote places may be no-go areas during the wet weather, the balmy tropical temperatures mean it's always a good time to visit.
Waterfront Precinct
Making the most of its warm climate, Darwin embraces outdoor activities in all guises. Local markets are a must-do attraction including the famous Mindil Beach Sunset Markets which purveys a range of Asian foods, art and craft stalls and street entertainment. The Deckchair Cinema is another popular way to while away the night-time outdoors, or sail around the harbour on a yacht or historic pearl lugger.
Darwin Markets
Surrounded by lush wetlands, billabongs and tropical vegetation, there's plenty to see around Darwin too. Close by is Litchfield National Park, Mary River and the Tiwi Islands offering bushwalking, wildlife, indigenous culture and beautiful scenery. For a more adrenalin-inducing sight, you can't go past a close encounter with giant crocs on a crocodile 'jumping' tour on Adelaide River as these monstrous reptiles lunge at dangling meat.