Wetland Cruise's Corroborree Billabong Boat Cruise

There are a lot of things that draw visitors to the north of Australia, and its not a surprise! Darwin is a melting pot of all things cultural.What to do in Darwin once you get here depends on your personal taste, but visitors quickly find that there is something for everyone.

CORROBOREE BILLABONG
Wetland Cruises offers scenic boat cruises along one of the Northern Territory's most pristine and untouched wetlands. Here visitors can experience thousands of native birds, crocodiles and marine life in their natural habitat. Only a short drive from Darwin, Corroborree is ideal for day trips and is perfect for nature enthusiasts.

MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY


If your travelling with a family, and your wondering what to do in darwin, then the museum is a good option.
The museum houses a large collection 
exhibitions showcasing the history of Darwin, natural wonders such as plant and wildlife, aboriginal and southeast asian culture, maritime history as well as various exhibitions that come and go!


Admission: FREE

CROCOSAURUS COVE


Located within Darwin's central business district, Crocosaurus Cove is zoo dedicated to reptiles, and most predominately, the saltwater crocodile.
Here you can get up close and personal with the worlds largest reptile.
Adults: $28 
Children: $16
 Concession: $22

MINDIL BEACH MARKETS


Operating every Sunday and Thursday, the Mindil Beach Sunset Markets are a must.
The Markets house over 1200 different menu items, and an extensive array of handmade craft including crocodile products, indigenous art and jewellery. If your thinking about what to do in Darwin, then Mindil beach is one of Darwin's main attractions. Every week a variety of live entertainment is offered including live bands, street performers, cultural dance, acrobatics and fire shows.

AQUASCENE
If your interested in Marine biology, then Aquascene is a unique experience not to be missed. Here hundreds of Fish visit the shallows of Doctors Gully every hide tide looking for a free meal. You can feed and even touch fish species including milkfish, bream, catfish, mullet and barramundi among others. A family experience not to be missed with Adults and Children alike sharing in the action.


Adults: $8 
Children: $5
 Concession: $6

DECK CHAIR CINEMA


Run by the Film Society in Darwin, this outdoor cinema, set amoungst a tropical garden runs seven nights a week during the dry season. Screenings include moves from family favourites right through to foreign films. The atmosphere is very laid back and casual.
Cushions are supplied but it is recommend that people bring their own for extra comfort.

INDO PACIFIC MARINE


Another goodie for those wondering what to do in Darwin.
A tour of this exhibit will enlighten you on the amazing natural eco-system of the coral reefs of the Darwin Harbour. Showcasing displays of living coral ecosystems and the diversity of animals associated with coral reefs , such as sea horses, clown fish and butterfly fish.

EAST POINT
Close to Darwin's CBD, East Point is a little nature reserve that offers all year round swimming in Lake Alexander, tons of barbecue areas and picnic areas, heaps of military history that stretches back to world war 2 and a small bustling community of remote control plan enthusiasts.

In Darwin there is plenty of attractions for anyone wondering what to do in Darwin.
Everything from nature to modern marvels can be found, and most of it is free. If your coming to Darwin we hope you have a great time and enjoy our lovely city.