Always nice to get off a ship at a dock - tendering is very time consuming. Darwin in winter is great - especially during the time of the Darwin Cup. Very helpful greeters and easy stroll into the city - also free public transport for Seniors!! Read Less

Got to see the crocs up close. The boat guides knew where to find the crocs and how to get them to react Read Less

Interesting and we got to see the interior of Australia. Read Less

Walkng tour. Ending in downtown but rainfall on the way back left us soaked. Read Less

We just did the shuttle to the shopping centre Read Less

Darwin. We caught a Taxi to the War museum which was very interesting with lots of war relics and a video about the bombing. Though we should of lined up and got hop on hop off tickets as despite the website that says they dont go to the war museum in the mornings ( which was our plan) they make exceptions when cruise ships are in and do all stops all day.) We then went to the Crocosaurous Cove in the city. This is a mini zoo run by a croc farm. It has lots of crocs in small cages so a bit distressing for animal lovers. But then the crocs don't seem too worried they all look well fed and the keepers seem well informed. For $$ you can be submerged in a perspex tube for a closer look. We saw a mad Englishman do this. Mostly the croodiles looked bored, but they ply them with chicken on strings so you get a few nifty photos of crocodiles jumping around. Included in entry you get to wave bits of chicken at the tiny youngsters which my son enjoyed. After this we visited an art gallery, chatted to few local indigenous artists and brought a painting, Not the galery in the mall but upstairs not far from Mac Donald's. We then wandered down through the mall back to the ship. We had intended visiting the War tunnels which are 5 minutes walk from the ship but they are only open until 1pm. Instead we walked to the other side of the dock (about 1.5km from the ship) to the Flying Doctors Museum. We were very glad we made the effort despite the afternoon heat nad humidity. A great (better then war museum) bombing interactive experience and an old plane you can climb around in amnd lots of information regarding the flying docotors history in Australia. 10 year old loved it! Read Less

We enjoyed our free time at the park and the driving tour of Darwin Read Less

Great place to visit - lots to see and do. We took a couple of local tours - around town, to northern museum and war museum - and they were excellent Read Less

Interesting museums but we had been to Darwin before. Read Less

Been there a few times. Always hot & sticky during the wet season. The war museum & the aircraft museum are very good. Read Less

There was a charge for the shuttle bus to take us approx 1 kilometre into town $6US Read Less

Litchfield park is amazing. Read Less

Included bus tour of city. Not really interesting. Read Less

Took the Hop On/Hop Off from the visitors center which was the drop off spot for the ship’s shuttle. We’re able to do the entire loop before deciding where to get off & back on. Read Less

We wandered the streets and had a beautiful lunch of Barramundi and did some shopping. Read Less

We did the Hop on Hop off bus which wait for the passengers at the quay Read Less

Walked around Darwin, nice city Read Less

As Darwin is our favourite holiday destination in OZ...We Visited friends and Strolled around the mall and the waterfront Read Less

We got a cab and went to the Parap markets. Have been to Darwin once before but many, many years ago. This city has grown from a township into a lovely city. Read Less

we used the hop on hop off bus, stopped at a lovely museum and then the wharf near town. Read Less

Didn't see much here as I had to return to the ship as I was feeling sick. Read Less

Enjoyed the city on the Big Bus - very hoy Read Less

Our third visit to Darwin. Just wandered around town and did a bit of shopping. Read Less

Visited many parts of Darwin city on the HOP on HOP Off bus , Croc farm, Military Museum, walked around the streets of Darwin Read Less

Friendly little frontier city, not much to do but access to interesting wilderness areas nearby. The waterfront is attractive and port is easy to access. Hotels in Darwin are very overpriced! Read Less