Darwin Tours

Best Time To Join A Darwin Tour?

When you’re planning your Darwin tours, keep in mind this area experiences two distinct seasons: the wet season and the dry season. If you’re here between November and April, you can expect your fair share of rainfall, high humidity, and temperatures that range from about 25 degrees Celsius to 32 degrees Celsius (about 77 degrees Fahrenheit to 90 degrees Fahrenheit). If you’re here from May to October, it’s the dry season with temperatures getting up to 22 to 32 degrees Celsius (about 72 degrees to 90 degrees Fahrenheit during the day) with cooler evenings and lower humidity levels.

Best Attractions & Tours in Darwin, Northern Territory

Although Darwin is considered a more relaxing place to visit in the Northern Territory, this does not mean there is any shortage of things to do.

Darwin Tours With Cultural Attractions

While in Darwin, you’ll get to experience a taste of Aboriginal culture from the variety of languages spoken and the stunning pieces of Aboriginal art on display in the museums. Since Aboriginal culture is the oldest living culture in the world, this is a can’t-miss experience!

Darwin is unique because of its closeness to Asia. Asian influences are especially evident in the cuisine that’s available in the area. Since Darwin has easy access to the ocean, you can’t go wrong with getting seafood while you’re here. If you’d prefer catching your own fish to eating what’s on the menu, the beautiful Darwin Harbor and the Mary River wetlands won’t disappoint!

One of the greatest multicultural experiences you can have in Darwin is the Mindil Beach Sunset Market. Here, you’ll experience arts and crafts, cuisine from around the world, one-of-a-kind gifts, and even tarot card reading in over 200 unique stalls. You could easily spend hours browsing the outdoor market when you’re visiting Darwin!

Kakadu & Litchfield National Park Tours From Darwin

If you’re drawn to nature the most when you’re on vacation, Darwin is a fantastic place to visit. Two stunning national parks are within driving distances: Kakadu National Park and Litchfield National Park. While a 1 day Kakadu tour is the birdwatcher’s dream come true, you’ll easily fall in love with the picturesque Tolmer Falls and Florence Falls on a Litchfield National Park tour.

If you can’t get enough of the water, head to the Darwin Waterfront, a manmade beach that bears the honor of Darwin’s top attraction. Not only is this area filled with lush parklands but it also features a variety of restaurants, cafes, and bars.

If you go to the Northern Territory, you probably hope to catch a glimpse of a crocodile or two on one of our Darwin tours. You’ll have ample opportunities to see the world’s largest reptile in Darwin from Crocodylus Park to Kakadu National Park to Crocosaurus Cove where, if you’re feeling really adventurous, you can swim with the crocodiles in the “cage of death.”

Tour Darwin in the Northern Territory with Autopia Tours

Reading about Darwin is nothing compared to actually making a visit and seeing what it has to offer in person. If you want to make sure the experience is as enjoyable and educational as possible, make sure you book your trip with Autopia Tours. We love Darwin and want you to have the best experience possible while you’re here, filled with educational details on Darwin’s past and present. For more information about our Darwin tours, get in touch with Autopia today!