About Darwin!

Darwin is located on Larrakia country in the north of Australia and is the capital of the Northern Territory. Like most of the Top End it experiences a tropical climate with a wet and dry seasons, with the 'Dry' running from May through to September and the 'Wet' October to March or also commonly referred to as the 'Green Season'. 

Due to its close proximity to Asia, Darwin boasts an extraordinary selection of flavours and tastes when it comes to food, with menus taking inspiration from the land with local produce such as barramundi, Kakadu plums, lemon myrtle and even green ants.

For more information visit Top End Travel and Information Centre here. 

Download & print maps of Darwin and surrounds. 

Public bus timetables can be found here. 

Step outside your everyday and open your eyes to adventure. See prehistoric crocodiles as they launch from the water to catch food on a jumping crocodile cruise, swim in stunning waterholes with cascading waterfalls in the background, see the famous Australian wildlife and surround yourself with millions of years of natural beauty.

Darwin and it's surrounding areas has something for everyone, with no one missing out on an experience of a lifetime. If you have the time, we encourage you to take a trip to Kakadu or down to Katherine to experience a vast range of beauty of the Top End.