Interesting
Facts About Darwin
Darwin
is the Northern Territory’s
multi-cultural capital, famed for its markets and festivals,
Asian cuisine and massive natural harbour. It is also the
perfect base from which to explore the natural treasures
of World Heritage-listed Kakadu and Litchfield National
Parks as well as the Tiwi Islands.
Darwin
is a hub for tours to Kakadu National Park, Litchfield
National Park and Katherine Gorge.
The Territory is traditionally divided into the wet and
dry, but there are up to six traditional seasons in Darwin.
It is warm and sunny from May to September. Humidity rises
during the green season, from October to April bringing
thunderstorms and monsoonal rains which rejuvenates the
landscape. Tourism is largely seasonal with most tourists
visiting during the cooler dry season which runs from April
to September.
Darwin
is a vibrant multicultural and cosmopolitan city located
right on the edge of the Timor Sea providing
picturesque sunsets and a doorway to Asia. Why not rent a
Motorhome or Campervan and visit this most fascinating
part of Australia, mingle with the locals, learn about
the Aboriginal cultures, taste some of their most gastronomical
cuisine, visit one of many museum where you will find
original Aboriginal artworks.
Darwin
is the perfect place for lots of natural adventures.
Rent a campervan or motorhomes for a unique experience
of adventure in Darwin. Having your rented motorhome
or campervan on holidays can be most comfortable journey
and unforgettable experience that you ever enjoy.
Decide
how many people are going to travel with you. This will
help to decide how many berth you need.Specify your needs
and basic requirements that you want when hiring motorhome
/ campervan or rv.
It
can be very exiting experience for your trip having your
Motorhome / Campervan for adventure. You can enjoy each
and every moments of your Motorhoming holiday with your
family having full freedom.
CLIMATE
IN DARWIN
Darwin
has a tropical savanna climate with distinct wet
and dry seasons and the average maximum temperature
is similar all year round.
The dry season runs from April/May to October (the
southern hemisphere winter), during which nearly
every day is warm and sunny, and afternoon humidity
averages around 30%, but varies. There is very little
rainfall between May and September. In the coolest
months of June and July, the daily minimum temperature
may dip as low as 14 °C (57 °F), but very
rarely lower, and frost has never been recorded.
PLACES
OF INTEREST
Territory Wildlife Park
The Park demonstrates the relationships that exist out
in the wild, between the unique native plants and animals
of the region. Major exhibits include Aquarium, Kangaroos,
Birds of Prey and Nocturnal House.
Darwin Crocodile Farm
The farm is situated on the Stuart Highway. The farm is
home to some 10,000 crocodiles. The crocodiles range
in size from hatchlings just a few centimetres long to
large males over 5 metres in length.
Aquascene
Darwin’s famous fish feeding – a unique and
memorable experience. Everyday at high tide hundreds of
fish come in from the sea to be hand fed – you have
to see it to believe it.
East Point Military Museum
The East Point Military Museum was Darwin’s first
museum. The museum includes videos, artillery and armoured
vehicles, extensive photographs, firearms and aviation,
navy and army exhibits
Batchelor Butterfly Farm
Northern Territory’s only Butterfly Farm situated
in the heart of Bathchelor. Explore the NT’s first
butterfly sanctuary and discover the delightful display
of flora and amazing butterflies.
Australian Aviation Heritage Centre
From the WWII Spitfire to the gigantic B52, the centre
boasts an impressive presentation of aircraft and displays
depicting the NT’s longstanding involvement in
aviation.
Australian
Pearling Exhibition
This world class exhibition contains static, audio visual
and live displays guiding the visitor through the world
of pearling, exploring its history and future.
Crocodylus Park
A unique wildlife wonderland ,
Crocodylus Park is open everyday
from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Main feeding
and tours operate at 10:00am,
12 noon, 2:00pm and 3:30pm. There
are also other activities daily.
Fannie Bay Gaol
East Point Rd. Fannie Bay. Open 7 days.
On East Point Rd the Gaol, now closed, is one of Darwin's oldest buildings, Constructed
in 1883 at a then cost of $10,000 it was the most expensive building in Darwin.
The gaol is now under the control of the National Trust and is open to the public
as a Museum. Check times with the N.T.Tourist Bureau.
Here
is small list of Tourist
Park / Caravan park in Darwin
Motorhome
Rental in Darwin
