Cruises to Darwin

Docking at Fort Hill Wharf, cruises to Darwin arrive just a few kilometres from the centre of the city with shuttle buses available to take you into town for a small fee. Renowned for its spectacular natural beauty, Darwin enjoys a relaxed lifestyle that is unique to this iconic Australian destination. The gateway to the Top End, cruises to Darwin often stop in this cosmopolitan city on their way to and from a variety of Australian and international destinations. Unlike the dusty red earth of the Northern Territory, Darwin is a small but lively modern city. Offering a laid back charm that's unique to Darwin, join the relaxed lifestyle, explore the wharf precinct, visit historical landmarks, tour the harbour or head to the city for a change of pace.

Cruises to Darwin

Cruise Name	Date	Nights	Departing	Price
Orchid Isles and The Coral Coast 18 Nights on Seabourn Encore Departing Benoa/Bali: 3rd Dec 2018	03-12-2018	18	Benoa/Bali	$6,998.96 pp twin share
Sydney to Singapore 36 Nights on Seabourn Sojourn Departing Sydney: 11th Dec 2018	11-12-2018	36	Sydney	$16,998.09 pp twin share
Southern Ocean East Indies Holiday 36 Nights on ms Maasdam Departing Sydney: 21st Dec 2018	21-12-2018	36	Sydney	Enquire for best price
Coral Coast & the Kimberley 20 Nights on Seabourn Sojourn Departing Fremantle: 27th Dec 2018	27-12-2018	20	Fremantle	Enquire for best price
East Indies & Coral Seas 20 Nights on ms Maasdam Departing Fremantle: 6th Jan 2019	06-01-2019	20	Fremantle	$1,998.50 pp twin share
East Indies, Coral Seas & Indian Ocean Voyager 40 Nights on ms Maasdam Departing Fremantle: 6th Jan 2019	06-01-2019	40	Fremantle	$3,849.00 pp twin share
World - World Cruise 111 Nights on Queen Victoria Departing Hamburg: 8th Jan 2019	08-01-2019	111	Hamburg	Enquire for best price
Southampton to Hong Kong 67 Nights on Queen Victoria Departing Southampton: 10th Jan 2019	10-01-2019	67	Southampton	Enquire for best price

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Attractions

Darwin is a unique destination best known for its incredible natural attractions, however there are plenty of other things to see and do including museums, galleries, historical landmarks, iconic markets and nature-based activities. No visit to Darwin would be complete without experiencing the distinctive local Indigenous culture either.

Soak up some history at the Northern Territory Museum of Arts and Sciences and explore the ancient Aboriginal art exhibits and artefacts as well as strange seafaring vessels. Don’t forget to stop and say hello to Sweetheart the stuffed crocodile. Situated inside an old prison which was operational from 1883 to 1979, the Fannie Bay Gaol Museum offers informative displays on the city’s development. For a different side of Darwin, explore the nation’s war history at the East Point Reserve Military Museum and discover artillery items and authentic bunkers from years past.

Visit the Territory Wildlife Park for an in-depth insight into tropical Australia’s diversity including the opportunity to get up close and personal to local crocodiles. Seeing these prehistoric creatures in their natural habitat is nothing short of amazing so join a Jumping Crocodiles Cruise if you dare.

Of course you can’t visit Darwin without taking the time to step outside the city and explore the breathtaking natural environment. There are a number of national parks right on the city’s doorstep and Litchfield National Park is perhaps the most popular. Famous for its monsoonal rainforests and cascading waterfalls, the scenery is awe-inspiring and will make you realise just how majestic Mother Nature really is.