Take in the history dating back to World War II, learn about the devastating Cyclone Tracy that ripped through the city in 1974 or perhaps join a walking tour for the day to see the sights with a local. With the chance to enjoy some of the best fishing charters, cruises to neighbouring Tiwi Island where the thick rainforest, stunning beaches and rock pools are more than inviting and plenty of family fun to be had, you can only start to imagine the entertainment and fun you will have while holidaying in Darwin. Explore the parks and gardens, base your holiday around one of the calendar events that come to Darwin each year from concerts to food festivals or even take in a film down at the open air cinema in a relaxing deckchair.

Darwin’s climate is broken into two distinctive parts, wet and dry seasons, with the dry season beginning in May and carrying on through to September where the days boasting brilliant blue skies and warm tempts and the wet season is just that, wet. The temperatures are high, around the top 30’s, there are many days that present rain and impressive lightening shows come the afternoon which are an attraction in their own right. Visit the Crocodylus Park to watch the crocodiles get their daily feed and where you can also swim with the mighty creatures, in a safe enclosure! Darwin is alive with wildlife, whether you are visiting the wildlife parks or exploring the National Parks, you can get up close to so many different animal species.