The Northern Territory's capital is famous for it's festivals and markets, Aboriginal culture and art and of course, crocodiles! The Mindil Beach Markets are one of the most popular spots, as well as the sparkling Darwin Waterfront with it's strip of drinking and dining options.
From Darwin, sail across the harbour to the Tiwi Islands, drive yourself through Kakadu and venture into Litchfield National Park. The city is the gateway to plenty of day trips and weekend escapes.
Each August, giant crabs, crocodiles, and critters take over Darwin as the world’s best street artists descend and literally transform blank buildings into colourful multi-storey canvasses during the annual Darwin Street Art Festival (DSAF). If you’re heading to the Top End, here’s our pick of the bunch.
Read MoreTropical Summer, Green Season, The Wet – call it what you will, but there’s something magical about watching those summer storms roll in and quench the thirsty ground during the summertime in Darwin.
Read MoreMore than ever, the ‘Summer of 2020’ is about holding onto the promise of endless days and quintessential Aussie values. Nature. Good mates. Family. Beach life. Food, glorious food. Sunshine. Laid-back luxe. Gratitude.
Read MoreIf there’s one thing social distancing is reminding us, it’s how much Aussies love the great outdoors. Enjoying fresh air and sunshine – even if only briefly in these unsettling times – is in our DNA
Read MoreFrom holding a baby croc and skateboarding in a competition-grade park to riding a cable car and shopping in LEGO heaven, there is a wealth of things to do for families visiting Perth, Sydney, Darwin and Wellington.
Read MoreBeaches right across Australia are becoming absolutely packed. You’ll be lucky enough to get 1 square metre of sand to place your beach towel. We object and think that’s the worst way to celebrate the beautiful weather. Don’t worry, we’re here to help with a list of the best secret beaches across Australia, meaning you can skip the crowds and enjoy them all to yourself.
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