Pictures of Darwin

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Explore Darwin’s scenic waterfront, where you can swim in the wave pool, see turtles up close and dine in restaurants overlooking the sea. 

Take a break from the city and stroll through this calming natural space. Pass harbour views, native flora and sobering war monuments. 

Explore Darwin’s scenic waterfront, where you can swim in the wave pool, see turtles up close and dine in restaurants overlooking the sea. 

This wildlife park offers the chance to admire a number of local species, as well as the safest encounter you can have with a saltwater crocodile.

Take a break from the city and stroll through this calming natural space. Pass harbour views, native flora and sobering war monuments. 

See some of the largest reptiles on the planet and visit a museum documenting 30 years of crocodile research.

See some of the largest reptiles on the planet and visit a museum documenting 30 years of crocodile research.

See some of the largest reptiles on the planet and visit a museum documenting 30 years of crocodile research.

Head to Doctors Gully at high tide to see a natural phenomenon turned tourist attraction, as shoals of fish come to the shallow waters to be fed by hand.

Admire bush orchid displays, spiky palms and local bird species as you explore one of Darwin’s most diverse natural environments. 

Head to Doctors Gully at high tide to see a natural phenomenon turned tourist attraction, as shoals of fish come to the shallow waters to be fed by hand.

Learn the stories behind Aboriginal paintings, local wildlife, regional archaeology and the cyclone that flattened Darwin in this gallery that has free admission.

Explore Darwin’s scenic waterfront, where you can swim in the wave pool, see turtles up close and dine in restaurants overlooking the sea. 

Explore Darwin’s scenic waterfront, where you can swim in the wave pool, see turtles up close and dine in restaurants overlooking the sea. 

Head to Doctors Gully at high tide to see a natural phenomenon turned tourist attraction, as shoals of fish come to the shallow waters to be fed by hand.

Learn the stories behind Aboriginal paintings, local wildlife, regional archaeology and the cyclone that flattened Darwin in this gallery that has free admission.

See some of the largest reptiles on the planet and visit a museum documenting 30 years of crocodile research.

Explore one of Australia’s best beaches by day or visit by evening to enjoy Asian food, a massage, live music and indigenous crafts at Darwin’s sunset markets.

Take a break from the city and stroll through this calming natural space. Pass harbour views, native flora and sobering war monuments. 

Head to Doctors Gully at high tide to see a natural phenomenon turned tourist attraction, as shoals of fish come to the shallow waters to be fed by hand.