Two people sitting on a rocky lookout in Kakadu National Park near Darwin, overlooking vast green plains and sandstone escarpments at sunset.
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Discover Darwin

Tropical vibes, bold flavours and endless outdoor adventures make Darwin unlike anywhere else in Australia.

A person floats in the crystal-clear waters of a natural spring surrounded by lush tropical vegetation near Darwin, Northern Territory. The serene scene is framed by pandanus trees and rocky edges.
A person floats in the crystal-clear waters of a natural spring surrounded by lush tropical vegetation near Darwin, Northern Territory. The serene scene is framed by pandanus trees and rocky edges.

Big skies, bold stories, and Top End energy

Darwin is a city full of contrasts, relaxed but vibrant, remote yet rich in culture. Discover open-air markets, spectacular sunsets, and flavours influenced by Asia and the Outback. Take a dip at the Darwin Waterfront, wander through art galleries, or plan a day trip to Litchfield or Kakadu National Park.

It’s also your gateway to some of Australia’s most iconic landscapes, wildlife and Indigenous heritage. No matter how long you stay, the Top End leaves a big impression. 

Fly from Townsville to Darwin

 Direct flights from Townsville make it easy to reach Darwin. Tropical adventures, rich culture, and laid-back vibes are all part of the journey.

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