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24HR Art
24HR Art is dedicated specifically to the promotion and support of contemporary visual art, and offers visitors the opportunity to interact with the displays, and thereby providing a feast for the senses. Located in the Parap Shopping Village, just five minutes from Darwin city, the gallery plays host to a large program of exhibitions throughout the year, from both emerging and established local artists in wide range of disciplines, as well as works from visiting interstate and overseas artists....24HR Art
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Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery
Visit the Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery in Knuckey Street, Darwin, and browse around a range of traditional and contemporary Aboriginal art and craft. View Aboriginal paintings, works on bark, hand-woven baskets, didjeridus, carvings from Arnhem Land and the Central and Western desert regions, and more. A range of CDs and informative books are also available.Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery
Darwin
Afternoon Tea at Burnett House
There's nothing better than sipping tea in beautiful setting, and what better place to do this in Darwin than at the elegant Burnett House, with its lush gardens and incredible views across the harbour. After surviving bullets, bombs and cyclones, Burnett House, one of the city's best examples of tropical architecture, is now in the hands of the National Trust. Wind down after a busy weekend with a delightful afternoon tea, available every Sunday from 3pm until 5pm. Savour delicious specialty ...Afternoon Tea at Burnett House
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Aquascene
Ever thought of feeding fish in the ocean, at Doctors Gully, right in the heart of Darwin, is Aquascene, where hundreds of fish come to shore at high tide to be fed by hand. The daily fish feeding ritual began over 50 years ago, when a nearby resident started throwing bread scraps to a few small mullet at high tide. Today visitors come from near and far to participate in this unique spectacle. Trays of bread are provided at regular intervals during the feeding period for hand feeding the mullet...Aquascene
Darwin
Australian Aviation Heritage Centre
Step back in time and explore Northern Territory heritage. The Australian Aviation Heritage Centre, located in Winnellie, Darwin, houses an impressive collection of the Territory's aviation history and reminds us of Darwin's frontier role in World War II. A massive B52 Bomber dwarfs other exhibits, including Mirage and Sabre jets, a Spitfire replica, Wessex and Huey Cobra helicopters. Other exhibits include engines and armament as well as many photographs of Darwin at war, pioneer flights and r...Australian Aviation Heritage Centre
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Barra Shack
The Barra Shack, located in Humpty Doo, offers a variety of belts, bags, diary covers, book covers and purses, all fashioned from the skins of barramundi, crocodile, cow and kangaroo and manufactured on the premises. This is a great spot to purchase an unusual yet unique gift, including polished buffalo horns. Or just relax and listen to Waldo's Australian bush poetry recitals. This is a very popular stop on the drive out to Kakadu National Park.Barra Shack
Humpty Doo
Beachfront Hotel
The Beachfront Hotel, on the waterfront at Nightcliff, attracts locals and tourists alike. It is home to Turtles Bar and Bistro and from Thursday to Sunday, live entertainment is on hand, including local bands and entertainers. On weekends you can enjoy a relaxing breakfast on the outside deck overlooking the Arafura Sea, whilst lunch and dinner is served seven days a week. Savour one of the cold tap beers as the sun sets, relaxing at the bar inside or kick back on the deck.Beachfront Hotel
Darwin
Berry Springs Nature Park
Berry Springs Nature Park is a picturesque area 47 kilometres south of Darwin that is a popular daytrip destination for picnics, with shady areas with tables and barbecues. Work up an appetite for lunch with a swim or a bushwalk. Cool off in one of Berry Creek's clear and shady pools, and if you've brought your goggles along, you should be able to spot native fish and other aquatic life. Or explore the area on foot - the looped walking track takes you through monsoon forest and woodlands. It st...Berry Springs Nature Park
Darwin
Bicentennial Park
Perched on the cliffs of Darwin Harbour along The Esplanade, Bicentennial Park is a good place to catch a sea breeze or spend an afternoon following the WWII walking trail, picnicking or relaxing in the open grasslands. Running the length of Darwin's waterfront overlooking Darwin Harbour and shaded by tropical trees, the park is an excellent place to stroll. Be sure to visit the Cenotaph, Darwin's first war memorial commemorating Australians who lost their lives in WWI, and the Aboriginal men a...Bicentennial Park
Darwin
Bogarts
Established in the late 60's , every visit will reveal another treasure! Take a step back in time and enjoy the 'happy buzz' that permeates this suburban hang out with live music every Friday and Saturday night and weeknights during the dry. The real hype though, is the food, with a fusion of cast meets wets. Look for wild Barra skin on, cooked to your liking, and Bogart's plank steak served on a Mahogany timber slab! Live music every Thursday to Saturday, contact Bogart's for more details.Bogarts
Darwin
Browns Mart
Browns Mart, located in the centre of Darwin, is on the national heritage list, preserved as a place of interest. First built in 1885 as an emporium and market, it later housed a number of operations including a mining exchange, bank premises, auction rooms, steamship booking office, naval depot, Crown Law office and Police Headquarters. Just 12 years after construction it was badly damaged by a cyclone and was fully restored to its original condition. Browns Mart is one of Darwin's premiere ve...Browns Mart
Darwin
Buzz Cafe
Buzz Cafe is fully licensed and located at Cullen Bay, Darwin and is the ultimate in al fresco dining with modern Australian cuisine. Individually hand painted tables are shaped to ensure waterfront views for everyone, and there are many unique features to Buzz Cafe, which are hidden within the restaurant and include a variety of materials used for the decor Bookings are essential.Buzz Cafe
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Caf` Parap
For intelligent breakfasts, excellent lunches and supreme coffee it is hard to go past Caf' Parap. Located in Parap Village, just four kilometres from Darwin City, Caf' Parap offers a sumptuous range of sweet and savoury dishes for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. Open from Monday to Saturday Caf' Parap uses the very best produce and adds a special twist to every dish. The cafe's extensive menu includes many breakfast favourites such as Eggs Benedict, croissants and pastries, through to gou...Caf` Parap
Darwin
Casuarina Coastal Reserve
Casuarina Coastal Reserve protects a large coastal area in Darwin's northern suburbs. The reserve is popular for its white sandy beaches, shady picnic areas, cycle paths and wildlife. World War II artillery observation posts are a reminder of the area's wartime involvement. Located between the mouth of Rapid Creek and Buffalo Creek, the 1500-hectare reserve includes 8 kilometres of sandy beaches fringed by Casuarina trees and dramatic sandstone cliffs. Behind the beaches and dunes are mangroves...Casuarina Coastal Reserve
Darwin
Casuarina Square
Casuarina Square has approximately 200 stores and is the largest shopping complex in Darwin, offering a wide range of specialty stores, a food court and a seven screen cinema complex. Stop by and browse the stores, treat yourself to a movie or sit down and relax with a coffee. There is plenty of parking, a public bus station, taxi rank and Casuarina Square also run their own free shuttle from leading hotels between May and September. Casuarina Square is a popular spot for locals and travellers ...Casuarina Square
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Cazalys Palmerston Club
Cazalys Palmerston Club is located in the heart of the Palmerston. The Bistro is open from midday through until 2pm and then again from 6pm to 9pm seven days a week. A full ala carte menu along with nightly specials is on offer, with seniors receiving a discount and kids under five years of age eat free. The in house DJ plays every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, taking your requests from 9pm. Patrons have a variety of boutique beers and tap beer to choose from, along with a large selecti...Cazalys Palmerston Club
Palmerston
Chan Contemporary Art Space
The Chan Contemporary Art Space is a demonstration of the Territory Government's commitment to supporting Territory's cultural environment. The exhibition space will increase awareness of the diversity of Territory contemporary visual art including new media, craft and design, and will provide creative development opportunities for Territory curators, artists and art organisations and will raise the public profile of Territory contemporary art. Throughout the year the Chan Contemporary Art Spa...Chan Contemporary Art Space
Darwin
Char Restaurant at Admiralty
Offering some of the best fresh local produce, international and local wines married with innovative cuisine and exceptional service, Char Restaurant at Admiralty is a dining must when in Darwin city. Superbly located on The Esplanade overlooking Darwin Harbour, enjoy tropical al fresco dining as the sea breezes gently envelope the patio. The restaurant is divided into three unique styles of service - formal, informal and ‘The Darwin Club’, which is suitable for group bookings. The decor is a co...Char Restaurant at Admiralty
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Charles Darwin National Park
Lying on Darwin's Frances Bay, Charles Darwin National Park protects one of Australia's most significant wetlands, important woodlands and local indigenous and WWII histories. Explore the park's extensive network of walking and cycling tracks, which were developed in the war years. Enjoy a barbecue in the shady picnic area and then make your way to the lookout platform in the picnic grounds for great views of Darwin Harbour and its wetlands. During World War II, this area was part of a network...Charles Darwin National Park
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Cornucopia Museum Cafe
Wander through the galleries of the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory then take stock and reflect on what you have seen at the in-house Cornucopia Museum Café. The fully licensed Cornucopia Museum Cafe is located adjacent to the Museum and Art Gallery on Fannie Bay, and overlooks the tropical museum gardens and the Timor Sea. A popular Darwin tradition is to meet for brunch at Cornucopia, where you can enjoy eggs benedict, read your paper, and sip your orange juice. Dine underc...Cornucopia Museum Cafe
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Crazy Acres
Crazy Acres farm shop is situated on a 25 acre mango farm and is the place where you'll find a full range of fresh fruit and vegetables including many which are home grown or local. With a large assortment of homemade preserves, jams and sauces, local honey, fresh free range eggs, frozen mango products and the old family favourite, a chocolate coated banana, what better way to fill the picnic basket or esky. Crazy Acres homemade ice cream is available in Mango, Passionfruit or Banana, which ...Crazy Acres
Berry Springs
Crocodylus Park
Crocodylus Park is a best place to come face to face with the largest reptiles on the planet. Built upon 30 years of experience in crocodile research and conservation, Crocodylus Park plays host to over a thousand crocodiles from 30 centre meters long hatchlings to massive adults measuring over 4.8 meters and weighing more than half a ton. Go along for the crocodile feeding tours at 10am, 12 noon, 2pm and 3.30pm and you may have a chance at feeding one of the big guys then hold a baby croc. T...Crocodylus Park
Darwin
Crocosaurus Cove
For a closer look at Australia's iconic and fascinating saltwater crocodile, head to Crocosaurus Cove. Located in the heart of Darwin city, Crocosaurus Cove houses some of the largest crocodiles in the world, as well as a display of 70 reptile species found in the Top End. At Crocosaurus Cove there are several opportunities to get close to a saltwater croc. Dangle a line from the Fishing for Crocs platform and watch the hungry juvenile crocs launch themselves out of the water. Take a dip in the...Crocosaurus Cove
Darwin
Curve Cafe + Bar
Enjoy a drink or dine alfresco and take in the lights reflected on the water of the Darwin Waterfront at Curve Café + Bar. Curve is a popular place for its simple and tasty breakfasts, all-day treats and great dinner menus. Located in the Vibe Hotel Darwin Waterfront, Curve Cafe + Bar offers both indoor and outdoor dining. Enjoy a laid back brunch with fresh juices and a great espresso coffee on the deck overlooking the Darwin Waterfront. Or perhaps you prefer the great service and convenience ...Curve Cafe + Bar
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Darwin Entertainment Centre
Darwin Entertainment Centre is the principal live entertainment venue in the Top End of the Northern Territory. Located in the heart of the city, the Darwin Entertainment Centre hosts major national and international acts as well as local Eisteddfod competitions, school concerts and Darwin-based artists. Facilities include the Playhouse, a large, traditional proscenium arch theatre, seating approximately 1000, and the smaller more intimate Studio Theatre. The studio seats almost 300 in theatre ...Darwin Entertainment Centre
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Darwin Golf Club
Play a round on the tropical 18-hole championship course at Darwin Golf Club. As well as a manicured tropical course and a relaxing restaurant overlooking the lawns, the club hires out clubs, carts, and buggies. Located in Darwin's northern suburbs, the Darwin Golf Club is home to a tropical 18-hole championship course designed by Peter Thompson and Michael Wolveridge. The luxuriant fairways and greens are well maintained year round. The course demands accuracy from the tee and a good touch on ...Darwin Golf Club
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Darwin Harbour
Dotted with sunken ships from World War II, Cyclone Tracy and confiscated Indonesian fishing vessels, Darwin Harbour is surrounded by scenic mangroves and pristine tidal waters, meeting at Darwin’s cosmopolitan foreshore. Larger than Sydney Harbour, Darwin Harbour offers a range of recreational activies, supports a diverse range of marine ecosystems, has significant cultural heritage and is a vital transport hub for northern Australia. Take a voyage of discovery around the foreshore, spend a d...Darwin Harbour
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Darwin Military Museum
The Darwin Military Museum was originally set up as an artillery museum by the Royal Australian Artillery Association to exhibit photographs and artefacts from Darwin's war time history, including the bombing of Darwin by the Japanese during World War II. The 64 raids conducted on Darwin lasted for almost two years and killed over 300 people. Come and take a tour of one of Australia's most fascinating military museums and find out the truth of really what happened in 1942.Darwin Military Museum
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Darwin Railway Social and Sports Club
Get your social drinking on track at one of Darwin's oldest clubs. Known simply as The Railway Club, is less sporty, more social (which is not to say the drinking and dancing doesn't get a little competitive from time to time). The club rooms house big pool tables, the bar can accommodate a thirst en masse and the outdoor area offers a peaceful retreat from boisterous crowds. Perhaps best of all though, the venue boasts one of the biggest dance floors in Darwin, lucky for learner swing dancers (...Darwin Railway Social and Sports Club
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Darwin Recreation Lagoon
Dive into the saltwater Recreation Lagoon and frolic under its fountain or just float around awhile. Wriggle your toes in the sand, and join throngs of others lounging, under trees and shade structure, at what is probably the Top End's cutest and safest beach. Mesh screens are in place to prevent marine stingers entering the Lagoon, and there is a stinger net providing more protection on the beach side. For a swim with swell, buy a ticket for the Wave Lagoon, where the siren signals serious fu...Darwin Recreation Lagoon
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Darwin Ski Club
Pull up a plastic chair on a patch of Darwin's best real estate. The 'Ski Club' is probably the best place in town to stop and settle for a sunset drink. There's plenty of room for everyone to stretch out and enjoy a tipple. Outdoor tables and chairs are spread across the lawns and the sunset view across Darwin Harbour is interrupted only by fairy lights strung between palm trees. It's a great place to take kids, there's a load of lawn and two salt water pools and there's live music on weekend...Darwin Ski Club
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Darwin Trailer Boat Club
Park your trailer boat in Fannie Bay and join Darwin's boating and fishing crew. A top spot to talk rods and reels, the Trailer Boat Club organises regular boating and fishing trips and competitions, including the 'epic' Bluewater Classic fishing competition. It's the perfect place to meet for social and sporting occasions. It's not all about boating though, land lovers can enjoy the fruits of the fishing at the Blue Marlin bistro, which serves excellent seafood along with steaks and other fav...Darwin Trailer Boat Club
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Darwin Turf Club
Join the colour and excitement of a day of thoroughbred racing at the Fannie Bay Racecourse. As well as a popular place for a flutter throughout the year, the track is where the Darwin Turf Club hosts the annual Darwin Cup - the biggest day of racing on the Northern Territory calendar. On the first Monday of August every year the annual Darwin Cup is off and racing. Over 8 days large crowds of punters dressed in their finest suits, frocks and fascinators flock to the racetrack for the Northern...Darwin Turf Club
Darwin
Darwin Waterfront Precinct
The footbridge at the end of Smith Street is like a gateway to leisure-land. Alight the elevator at the Darwin Waterfront and enter a world of lush lawns, swimming lagoons and waterside restaurants. Darwin Waterfront is home to the Wave Pool and also safe swimming Recreation Lagoon. Darwin Waterfront's cafes and restaurants offer plenty of opportunities to refuel after a morning swim, linger over a luxurious lunch, or stop for a sundowner. Choose from high-end Mediterranean and Mexican restaur...Darwin Waterfront Precinct
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Darwin Wave Pool
Catch a wave at Darwin's coolest Waterfront attraction: the Wave Pool. Here, a palm-fringed swimming pool turns into a tube-riding, boogie-boarding bucket of fun when the siren signals the start of the swell. It is giggles galore in twenty minutes bursts as the waves send inflatable tubes bobbing about and boogie boards riding the crests. The swell here is gentle enough that there's little danger of wiping out (and there are no surfboards allowed) but there are red-and-yellow-clad surf lifeguard...Darwin Wave Pool
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Darwin Wharf Precinct
Darwin's Wharf has had a colourful, busy and sometimes tragic history. Its beginnings reflect the times and the uncertainty surrounding the future of the township in the late 1800's. The ethnic population also has its beginnings linked to the Wharf. From 1884 the pearling industry was based in Frances Bay and, like the gold rush 10 years before, encouraged more Asian immigration to Darwin. The wharf area today still has many of its historical landmarks standing. The fascinating background of Da...Darwin Wharf Precinct
Darwin
Deckchair Cinema
The Deckchair Cinema is a majestic open air cinema situated on the gorgeous Darwin Harbour. The cinema operates seven nights a week from mid April to mid November, screening a diverse range of Australian, foreign, popular, classic and family friendly films. Gates open nightly at 6.30pm for a 7.30pm film under star studded skies. Come down early, bring a picnic or grab a drink or snack from their fully licensed kiosk, bringing your own alcohol is not allowed. The Deckchair Cinema is easily acces...Deckchair Cinema
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Defence of Darwin Experience
In the 1960s, the Royal Australian Artillery Association (NT), took action over the vandalising of the 9.2-inch gun emplacements of East Point. These guns, together with many six-inch pieces, formed the anti-ship defence of the town in World War II from the first bombing on the 19th February 1942 and the 64 subsequent attacks on Australia through 1942 and 1943. Over the decades, the museum grew in size and became a tourist attraction. From first opening the site collection has grown as the RAAA ...Defence of Darwin Experience
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di CROCO
Take home a little local luxury with Australian saltwater crocodile skin accessories from di CROCO. Unique to Darwin these luxury goods are made from skins sourced in the Northern Territory, carefully chosen by di CROCO's designer and fashioned into stunning belts, bags, gifts and homewares, in a range of more than 25 colours and finishes. Spoil yourself with a handbag crafted from crocodile and kangaroo skin, and mix and match with wallets, purses, glasses cases and key rings. Dress up with s...di CROCO
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Didgeridoo Hut and Art Gallery
Didgeridoo Hut and Art Gallery, in Humpty Doo (only 30 minutes from the city), is owned and operated by Aboriginal people. Authentic art is produced by artists who are part of the owner’s extended family, who stay onsite while they are working. A majority of the artists are from Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Visitors can watch the artists at work and discuss their art and culture. The Northern Territory art styles range from the Arnhem Land ‘Raark’, the Desert ‘dot’, to the Tiwi Islands and Saltwater...Didgeridoo Hut and Art Gallery
Darwin
Djukbinj National Park
Along the Arnhem Highway, about an hour's drive from Darwin and forming part of the scenic Marrakai floodplains, the Djukbinj National Park contains a portion of the catchment and drainage for the Adelaide River. The abundance of water all year round has ensured the park's importance as a roosting and feeding site for waterbirds, magpie geese, egrets and brolgas.Djukbinj National Park
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Dragon Court Restaurant
For a memorable and authentic Chinese dining experience, head to the Dragon Court Restaurant at SKYCITY Darwin. Your meal will be prepared by experienced chefs from Hong Kong and Shanghai who specialise in combining the flavours, textures and aromas of the orient. Choose from an extensive menu, including signature dishes such as Cantonese barbecued duck from their a la carte menu, or choose from a variety of dishes offered as part of one of the banquets on offer. To complement your dishes, Dra...Dragon Court Restaurant
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East Point Reserve
East Point Reserve is Darwin's largest park area. It is popular with locals and visitors for its safe year-round saltwater swimming at Lake Alexander, military history, and the uninterrupted views of Darwin and Fannie Bay and sunsets from Dudley Point. It is has an extensive network of walking and cycling paths, landscaped picnic areas with free barbecue facilities and playgrounds for the kids. East Point played a significant role in the protection of Australia during World War II. Visit the Da...East Point Reserve
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Elevated Boutique
Elevate your home, health and heart with a visit to this Darwin favourite where gorgeous gifts, eclectic jewellery and cool Summer fashion go hand in hand with massage, beauty and natural therapies. Fern lined stairs lead up to a beautiful retail gallery set in the centre of Darwin featuring a large selection of gift ware - including tea ware and T2 teas, ladies wear - specialising in Australian design and a varied range of natural therapies. This store also offers a beading section to create y...Elevated Boutique
Darwin
Essence Restaurant
Relish the cultural diversity of the Top End with dishes comprised of fresh Asia and Pacific flavours, Australian bush foods, and Western ingredients. At Essence Restaurant the menu is designed with the multiculturaliam of the Northern Territory in mind. The fresh local market influences of the Asia and Pacific regions, Australian bush foods and modern Western ingredients are all used to design exciting new dishes. Executive Chef Neil Salonga integrates his Philippino background with the flavou...Essence Restaurant
Darwin
Evoo Restaurant
SKYCITY Darwin's premier dining is the Evoo Restaurant, offering a delicious combination of Australian and Mediterranean cuisine, with a touch of Eastern flavours, in an intimate setting with magnificent ocean views. To ensure freshest in available seafood and produce, the menu changes regularly. Evoo Restaurant is licensed with an extensive Australian and international wine list, as well as a cellar list of Australian vintage wines...Evoo Restaurant
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Fannie Bay Gaol
Opened in 1883, the Fannie Bay Gaol was the major detention centre in Darwin for almost 100 years until 1979, when prisoners were relocated to the new correctional facility located in Berrimah. Now open as an historic site, the integrity of the precinct and the severity of the buildings still convey the oppressive atmosphere for which they were originally intended. The original buildings comprise of cell blocks, a kitchen and wash house, an infirmary, a watch tower, and a 'native section' for A...Fannie Bay Gaol
Darwin
Finz Restaurant and Bar
Natural tones, clean lines and minimalistic decor offers a chic feel to the Finz Restaurant and Bar which exudes a contemporary and stylish appeal. Finz offers a separate stylish bar area boasting a sharp selection of good wines and is the ideal setting to catch up with friends for a drink or sport on the flat screen televisions. Sip on your favourite beverage while experiencing the breathtaking beauty of the famous Northern Territory sunset. Unwind in the stunning alfresco dining area, where y...Finz Restaurant and Bar
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Flight Path Golf and Archery Range
Darwin’s golf and archery introduction and improvement centre. Flight Path Golf and Archery provides a unique experience for locals, corporate groups and visitors wishing to enjoy golf, laser clay shooting and archery practice facilities in a relaxed friendly environment. The venue includes 12 undercover hitting bays with artificial mats, grassed tee areas, pitching greens, an 18-hole mini golf course and golf retail shop. Their newest activity is laser clay shooting, providing visitors with ...Flight Path Golf and Archery Range
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Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve
Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve, approximately 70 kilometres east of Darwin along the Arnhem Highway, is one of the few wetland systems that is accessible year-round. Boardwalks take you through the different landscapes to observation platforms to view the large number of resident wading birds. The best time to really experience the birdlife at this important wildlife refuge is from the end of March until the start of October. Choose from several different walks, all of which enable you to really...Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve
Darwin