Darwin International Airport 10 min
Aquascene (19 min)
Fish feeding sanctuary in a spot attracting wild rays, bream, mullet & more species since the 1950s. Stokes Hill Wharf (17 min)
Historic working wharf offering a fishing platform, tourist facility, restaurants & panoramic views. Darwin Military Museum (21 min)
Museum featuring the multimedia Defence of Darwin Experience spotlighting the 1942 bombing raids. Mindil Beach Casino Resort (16 min)
Casual casino hotel featuring multiple restaurants, bars and pools, plus a day spa. Crocodylus Park (15 min)
Wildlife park featuring over 1,000 crocodiles, plus lions, monkeys, water buffalo & other animals. Darwin Aviation Museum (9 min)
Museum of aviation featuring vintage military planes, crash artifacts & multimedia exhibits. Charles Darwin National Park (13 min)
Ecologically diverse wildlands with a large wetland area & historic World War II sites. Bicentennial Park (18 min)
Parkland with war memorials, footpaths & access to Lameroo Beach, with frequent outdoor events. Mindil Beach (15 min)
Sandy shoreline featuring sunset markets with vendors selling food & crafts, April to October. East Point Reserve (19 min)
Waterfront park with play equipment, picnic areas, wildlife viewing & a network of jogging paths. Parap Village Markets (13 min)
Popular weekend market with vendors selling clothing & crafts, plus food stalls & live music. Darwin Waterfront Precinct (15 min)
Bayside development with restaurants & bars, plus a wave pool & sandy beach for swimming. Crocosaurus Cove (17 min)
Up-close wildlife exhibits with reptiles, turtles & a saltwater crocodile in a viewing cage. Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (15 min)
Wide-ranging collections with indigenous & rock art, fossils, natural sciences & seafaring history. George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens (16 min)
Nature preserve featuring 42 hectares of native & tropical flora, plus an orchid house & cafe. | 
