Itinerary
Where to stay:
The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Esplanade Darwin is located next to the Darwin Entertainment Centre and overlooks the palm-lined esplanade, with stunning ocean views also available from select rooms. All rooms have been newly refurbished, and the hotel also boasts the largest outdoor swimming pool in Darwin, as well as free WiFi, a fitness room and beauty salon. While being located on the esplanade, the DoubleTree is also within walking distance of many Darwin hotspots, eateries and shopping areas. A later check out time of 1pm will also mean a relaxing end to your stay in Darwin.
Cooinda Lodge Kakadu is your gateway to the Kakadu National Park. Owned by the local indigenous community, the lodge offers easy access to Yellow Water cruises, Warradjan Cultural Centre, Jim Jim Falls, Twin Falls, Nourlangie and bushwalks. After a day of adventure or relaxation by our resort style pools, enjoy al fresco dining at Barra Bistro and Bar or relax in the privacy of your courtyard.
Located just a 15-minute walk from the jetty, lies award winning Cicada Lodge – the perfect place to relax and revive in comfort. A sanctuary from which to embrace the ancient landscapes, natural wonders, and Indigenous culture within the iconic Nitmiluk National Park.
What to do:
Darwin Camel Rides offers a unique and unforgettable experience exploring the stunning landscapes of Darwin, Australia, on the back of a majestic camel. Located on the iconic Mindil Beach, we provide serene and scenic camel rides through the natural beauty of the Northern Territory.
Starting from Dock One at Darwin Waterfront, cruise at full throttle on your Jetski along sun drenched, unspoilt coastlines while spotting marine life, feeding fish, and enjoying the thrill of the pristine, open water.
Join us for a two hour cruise and experience this magical time of day on Yellow Water. Located at the end of the Jim Jim Creek, Yellow Water is part of the South Alligator River system. This river system is unique as it is included in its entirity within a UNESCO World Heritage listed National Park.
Gain a real perspective of Kakadu flying in a fixed wing aircraft over must-do attractions that you see at ground level plus other untouched lands that can only be seen from the air. Be amazed as views change each minute you fly along a spectacular variety of land forms.
Experience all 13 gorges of Nitmiluk Gorge by helicopter, as the fading sun brings the escarpments to life, before landing at the secluded 10th Gorge to savour sunset views and a refreshing drink.
Delve 15 metres below the surface to discover amazing limestone caves in the heart of Australia’s Top End. Formed millions of years ago, the Cutta Cutta Caves system is home to a variety of native wildlife and is rich in Indigenous culture and modern European history.
