Top Things to do in Darwin

Get ready for adventure in the Northern Territory’s capital and find out the top things to do in Darwin here! An exciting and unique part of the world, Darwin is rich in Indigenous culture and natural beauty. Not only does the Territory boast some of the planet’s most incredible wildlife, but the “tamed” parts of the city also offer some great attractions and its proximity to the wilderness also makes for some great days out! Here’s a look at the best things to do whilst visiting Darwin.
Cruise the Mary River Wetlands from Darwin
Start off Corroboree Billabong for your two-and-a-half-hour cruise of the Mary River Wetlands, home to the largest concentration of saltwater crocodiles in the world. The boat will get you close enough to fill your snap some photos and the expert commentary will have you on the edge of your seat.
Discover Natural Wonders at Litchfield National Park
Just 130 km from Darwin, head into the bush for the day. Explore the rich greenery of Litchfield, see towering termite mounds and swim near cascading waterfalls. Here you’ll be immersed in rainforest as you take in crystal clear swimming holes. Perfect to cool down in.

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Cruise Around Darwin Harbour
Discover the history, intrigue and natural environment of Darwin Harbour. See the local marine habitats, shipwrecks, mangroves, sites of cultural significance and learn what happened when World War II came to Darwin. You may even be able to meet nesting or hatchling turtles on the Turtle Tracks tour between April and October.
Take on The Cage of Death
Visit Crocosaurus Cove in the heart of Darwin for a once in a lifetime opportunity to share a pool with one of the world’s most ferocious reptiles – the saltwater crocodile. Marvel at their dinosaur-like proportions from the safety of a viewing tube as you dip below the surface at this incredible Darwin attraction. crocosauruscove.com
Visit the Mindil Beach Market at Sunset
Sample a range of exotic cuisines and pick up beautiful handmade craft pieces at the Mindil Beach Sunset Market. Every Sunday and Thursday night, crowds gather on the shore of the Arafura Sea to watch the sun slip below the horizon, browse hundreds of stalls and enjoy the buskers.

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Immerse yourself in Northern Territory Aboriginal Culture
Whilst visitinG Darwin, explore the enthralling culture of the local Pudakul people on this authentic, nature-based experience. Learn about bush tucker and traditional medicine, try blowing a didgeridoo, play the clapsticks, throw a spear and see basket and dilly bag making demonstrations. You’ll also discover the significance of Dreamtime and Djukbinj, the Rainbow Serpent and enjoy damper (bush bread) and tea.
Experience all of the above from the comfort of Melaleuca on Mitchell, offering affordable Darwin hostel accommodation – momdarwin.com