This The Gardens entertainment and gambling hub is a good place to kick off your day of sightseeing. There's lots to explore in the area, including Darwin Waterfront, Mindil Beach, and Cullen Bay Marina. Take your time at SKYCITY Casino before heading to these other fine attractions.

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Las Vegas Night Bus Tour

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Wildlife & nature

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Darwin: Crocosaurus Cove Entry & Hop-on-Hop-Off Bus Tour

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Water activities

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Darwin: Sunset Harbour Cruise with Fish and Chips Dinner

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"Cage Of Death" Crocodile Swim and Entry to Crocosaurus Cove

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Kelera

We have our Fiji Day ball at the Beachside Pavilion at the SkyCity. Excellent location for functions.

Popular places to visit

Mindil Beach

Explore one of Australia’s best beaches by day or visit by evening to enjoy Asian food, a massage, live music and indigenous crafts at Darwin’s sunset markets.

Mindil Beach Sunset Market

You can browse for the perfect souvenirs at Mindil Beach Sunset Market during your visit to Darwin. Wander the waterfront and picturesque gardens in the area.

George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens

Admire bush orchid displays, spiky palms and local bird species as you explore one of Darwin’s most diverse natural environments.

Cullen Bay Marina

From early morning fishing excursions to evening sunset viewing, this waterfront spot north of downtown Darwin is filled with activity.

Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory

Learn the stories behind Aboriginal paintings, local wildlife, regional archaeology and the cyclone that flattened Darwin in this gallery that has free admission.

Aquascene

Head to Doctors Gully at high tide to see a natural phenomenon turned tourist attraction, as shoals of fish come to the shallow waters to be fed by hand.