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Darwin Skycity, Darwin, Northern Territory © Tourism NT/Dave Anderson
3 days in Darwin
Darwin offers cultural connection, outdoor adventures and tropical tranquillity. From crocodile encounters to awe-inspiring sunset cruises, experience the best of our tropical capital in three days.
By Amy Fraser
Come face-to-face with a saltwater crocodile
Visit outback pubs on a helicopter adventure
Jet ski across Darwin Harbour
Day 1: Darwin’s museums and markets
Whether you’re cruising through the ocean or perusing local art galleries, Darwin’s blend of Aboriginal, wartime and Asian culture is ever-present. Get a taste of the city’s history and culture with some of these activities.
Day 2: Darwin’s wildlife and nature
Experience Darwin’s hair-raising wildlife encounters and spectacular natural landscapes today. Discover Darwin’s wild side.
Day 3: Darwin’s laid-back charm
As you wind down your time in Darwin or get ready to explore the nearby national parks, treat yourself to the city’s feel-good experiences today.
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