Adelaide to Darwin Flights

The city of Darwin is a tropical paradise; it is located in the far North of the Northern Territory of Australia and sits on the Timor Sea. Unlike other Australian capital, it has tropical weather. The city has quite a charm to it; it still has an old town feel to it with a fascinating history. Darwin has rightly claimed its position as Australia’s tourist circuit as it offers waterfalls, sunsets, wildlife, cultures and almost everything that a tourist can imagine. Darwin’s proximity to South East Asia has evolved this city into a multicultural mix and has developed it into a modern dynamic and vibrant capital.

Tip: the best time to visit Darwin is from mid-June to mid-September.

Getting to Darwin

The city of Darwin handles its flight from the Darwin International Airport (DRW), which is a small and tidy airport that handles both domestic and international flights. Since the airport is small, it is easier to navigate, there are few duty-free shops and a few fast food outlets as well. The airport also has a minibar and free showers. Other amenities include plenty of seating, free Wi-Fi, wheelchair accessibility and smoking zones.

The air distance from Adelaide to Darwin is 2618 kilometres and is facilitated by several flights such as Singapore Airlines, Virgin Australia and multiple Airlines.

For a direct flight to Darwin see the flights offered by Jetstar Airways which has a travel time of approx. 4 hours. Tourists will have no problem travelling as Adelaide to Darwin flights are frequent and punctual. For a cheap flight from Adelaide, tourists can choose from airlines having one or two connecting flights, though this increases the travelling time, but it saves on the travel budget.

Tip: Hiring a car from the car rental desk within the terminal can get you some great deals.

Sights in the city

The city of Darwin has the best of cultures, cuisines and nature. The city is also rich in wartime history, and its untouched natural attractions make it once in a lifetime tourist destination. The city offers excellent tourist attractions and has something for all. Tourists who love adventure should head to the Crocosaurus Cove and dive in with crocodiles inside the famous death cage. The Tiwi Islands are a perfect place to explore the beauty and heritage of Darwin as it is a tropical paradise and is home to indigenous tribes.

Other great natural attractions include the Wave lagoon, the Mary River Wetlands, Kakadu National Park, and Litchfield National Park. To learn about the war history of Darwin, visit the Darwin Military Museum and the Aviation heritage centre. While in Darwin, don’t forget to explore the waterfront precinct which has all year events, recreational areas, wave pools and restaurants looking over the magnificent ocean and sunsets. Darwin is a cosmopolitan city and is home to many cultures, the best way to explore the many museums and the city centre, for great food and shopping, be sure to visit the Mindil Beach and the sunset markets.

Tip: Book a day for The Darwin Explorer, a double-decker bus that takes you around the city with multiple stops, the best way to know the city.

The best areas for accommodation

The small touristic city of Darwin has plenty of great options for tourists to choose from when it comes to accommodation. The Central Business district of Darwin is where all the action is, the majority of big hotels, restaurants and bars are located there.

The Suburb area of Parap district has retro style hotels away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The Mindil beach has resorts and hotels to give luxury to your stay.

Tip: Choose your accommodation close to the areas you want to visit to reduce your travelling time.

Plan your stay in Darwin and combine your Adelaide to Darwin flight booking with discount hotels to help save on the travel budget.

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