Want to explore Darwin as the locals do? Whether it’s local fresh food markets or catching a breathtaking sunset, we’ve rounded up some of the local’s favourite things to do in Darwin. 

If you haven’t experienced a Darwin sunset, you’ve missed out on one of the Top End’s greatest attractions. There’s something magical about watching the sun set over the water, and with numerous west-facing beaches in and around the city, Darwin is the perfect place to enjoy nature’s golden hour. 

From a sparkling new winter solstice festival in Sydney to an illuminating event in Adelaide and crossing to the dark side in Hobart, Aussie cities have a huge array of festivals to get you through the chilly season

Darwin itself if a beautiful city full of culture and activity but just outside the city are an array of beautiful landscapes, tumbling waterfalls, an abundance of art and ancient culture and so much more.

As summer approaches, beaches right across Australia are becoming absolutely packed. You’ll be lucky enough to get 1 square metre of sand to place your beach towel. We object and think that’s the worst way to celebrate the beautiful weather. Don’t worry, we’re here to help with a list of the best secret beaches across Australia, meaning you can skip the crowds and enjoy them all to yourself.