Stay247.com has an array of Darwin accommodation whether it is for business, pleasure or visiting friends and family, Northern Territories captial Darwin has alot to offer.

Try taking a trip Fishing, crocodile spotting in the national parks, or a stroll around the tropical capital City for a scenic view of Darwin. Darwin, the Northern Territory's capital city, is well-known as Australia's gateway to world class nature and culture activities and experiences. It is fast becoming one of Australia's hottest getaways and a vibrant destination renowned for its tropical climate and colourful characters. More than one billion dollars has been spent transforming the city's waterfront, with the Darwin Convention Centre scheduled to open in July 2008. The development also includes a wave pool, new harbour-side cafes, restaurants and two hotels. The next two years will also see more than 900 new rooms become available as a number of hotels and resorts open their doors.

It's a lively harbour city where the focus is on outdoor activities - eating, drinking, shopping, movie-going, sailing, fishing and visiting the markets. With year-round tropical temperatures Darwin is the perfect escape. There is plenty to do and see around the city or simply relax, recharge the batteries and enjoy the holiday atmosphere. Visits to the Tiwi Islands and Litchfield are easily accessible on short day trips or further afield Kakadu and Katherine are great add-ons. A new generation of travel agents are discovering what savvy sellers have known for some time - that Darwin is one of the highest yielding destinations in Australia - which means great commissions for you. It's easy to up-sell an extra day or two - a great option is a bike or walking tour of the city.

Equivalent in size to France, Italy and Spain combined, Australia's Outback Northern Territory is bordered by Queensland, Western Australia and South Australia.

Blessed with an abundance of natural environments  the NT is famous for its spectacular wildlife.

This is an environment that ebbs and flows with the seasons, of contrast and colour, where change is the only constant. Of awe inspiring iconic wonders - the World Heritage National Parks of Kakadu and Uluru-Kata Tjuta (Ayers Rock). Of flora and fauna as diverse as desert blooms are to lotus lilies and the fearsome saltwater crocodile is to the Brolga, the elegant dancing bird that is our emblem. Try our Alice Springs accommodation as your base for exploring these magnificent regions.

Our indigenous culture, the Aboriginal people, hold a deeply spiritual connection to the land that dates back tens of thousands of years, yet can still be shared in the present day - through commercial art galleries, a walk in the desert in search of bush tucker, a visit to the ancient rock art sites, community events or touring that involves a story-telling session.

Australia's Outback Northern Territory is renowned for its colourful characters. The type you'd meet at one of our legendary outback pubs, cattle stations or country towns. cattle stations or country towns. Uncomplicated, larger than life, and only too willing to share a yarn or two. It's hard not to fall in love with our down to earth attitude.

Welcoming, friendly and laid back. You'll be struck by the spirit of the people.    

Darwin Events

Rapid Creek Markets

Mindil Beach Markets

 
The Markets are famous in Australia and well known overseas. The climate is very favourable most of the year and the market definitely has a tropical feel, with beautiful sunsets every night.  

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Favourite Restaurants

The ultimate beachside location, La Beach offers sunset views across the harbour and seafood with a French twist. The menu successfully incorporate Top End specialities such as pearl meat, barramundi, crocodile and buffalo along with premium imports. Good wine and spirits list.

Transport

Darwin transport.

Darwin transport, from the airport you can get a taxi or hire a car from avis and europcar and airpoert shuttle for a fee. Please follow link.

Tours

Here is a range of tours available from Darwin - here are some exciting things to do. If it is not here check more tours on the link Tourstogo

	Darwin Afternoon City Sights Tours Join a city sights tour this afternoon for the perfect introduction to Darwin, with expert commentary by a local guide. See the Chinese Temple and the lush Botanical Gardens. Tour the historic sites of the city including the East Point Military Precinct. See the Stokes Hill Wharf area and the Mooring Basin. There is also time available to explore the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory.   For more information and to book click on link Darwin Afternoon City Sights
	Jumping Crocodiles Cruise This afternoon join the famous Adelaide River Jumping Crocodile Cruise. Your local guide will entice the crocodiles to leap out of the water. The cruise will enable you to see these prehistoric creatures at close range. Continue to the Window on the Wetlands Visitors Centre for views over the Marrakai Plains and then on to Fogg Dam Nature Reserve, before returning to Darwin. For more information and to book click on link  Jumping Crocodiles Cruise
	Kakadu National Park Approximately 257km east of Darwin lies one of Australia's best known treasures, Kakadu National Park. Leaving Darwin, we travel on the Arnhem Highway across the Adelaide River and Marrakai Plains. A wide selection of native wildlife has made this region their home. Stop at Nourlangie Rock, where your Guide will lead a walk to view ancient Aboriginal rock art. After lunch we join our local guide for a cruise on the famous Yellow Water Billabong. Search for saltwater crocodiles and the colourful range of bird life this region is renowned for. Visit the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre and view the informative displays depicting the traditions of the Aboriginal people in Kakadu, before returning to Darwin. For more information and to book click on link Kakadu National Park
	Katherine Gorge and Edith Falls Leaving Darwin we travel south through tropical country, passing former WWII airstrips en route to Adelaide River. We make a short stop at the Adelaide River War Cemetery, a site dedicated to those killed in the air raids in Darwin in the 1940s. Continue to Edith Falls, where there is time for a refreshing swim in the waterhole beneath the falls (conditions permitting). After lunch, we join a 2 hour scenic cruise through Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park, with a chance to see fresh water crocodiles sunning themselves on the banks of the river and many interesting species of bird life. Our tour of the first two gorges takes us past sheer rock walls and requires a short walk to reach the second gorge. Enjoy a brief tour of Katherine, the third largest town in the Territory and hub of the region's cattle and farming industries. Travel via Pine Creek, a historic gold mining town, before an evening stop is made at Adelaide River where you may purchase dinner (own expense). You may like to sample the famous 'Barra and Chips', before returning to Darwin. For more information and to book click on link  Katherine Gorge and Edith Falls Tour
	Litchfiels National Park Litchfiels National Park -Leaving Darwin, we follow the Stuart Highway via the township of Batchelor to Litchfield National Park. Visiting the main falls of the Park, you have the opportunity for scenic and interpretive bush and monsoon vine forest walks. View Florence Falls from a high vantage point before making your way down the stairs to the plunge pool below with an opportunity to swim, making your way back via the monsoon forest and open woodland. We travel to Buley Rockhole (when accessible) where you can take this opportunity to swim in the many rock pools. Visit Tolmer Falls for a magnificent view of the water cascading down to the deep waterhole below. We venture to Wangi Falls for another opportunity for a swim in the large crystal clear pool and an optional steady climb through the rainforest to the top of the falls. During the day we stop for a picnic lunch. A great day also for taking many interesting photos, including the amazing stand of Termite Mounds. For more information and to book click on link  Litchfiels National Park Tour
	River & Reef Fishing Charters With many and varying fishing locations available within a few hours of Darwin there is always somewhere to head for some exciting Barra fishing. Depending on the tides and the time of year River and Reef Fishing Charters will suggest a location which offers the best opportunities at the time. The big tidal rivers produce some sensational Barra fishing during the run off months from March to May. Our picturesque billabongs will fish well from June to November. For more information and to book click on link  River & Reef Fishing Charters
	Sunset Sailing on Dawin Harbour Explore Darwin's beautiful and unspoilt harbour on a SeaWind or Crowther sailing catamaran. Relax on our 2 hour cruise with free red/white wine and nibbles while the sun sets over the horizon. Our cruises are non crowded and personal, just like being on your own yacht. Keep an eye out for dolphins and an array of birdlife with friends or family, or meet new friends in this relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Locally owned and operated. (red/white wine is complimentary for the cruise). 20% discount for seniors cards holders. Kids under 12 free.   For more information and to book click on link Sunset Sailing on Darwin