Explore the compact central business district by day on foot or aboard a jump on and off tour bus. At night you can throw yourself into the exciting atmosphere of the pubs and nightclubs that dominate the city's nightlife heart on Mitchell Street, dine at Cullen Bay or try your luck at the casino on Mindil Beach. Choose from the many local restaurants serving an array of international dishes along with authentic local Northern Terrritory cuisine like barramundi, kangaroo and crocodile. On weekends the city is dotted with open air markets at Parap, Nightcliff and Mindil Beach. Darwin's Harbour is a world class fishing destination and its turquoise waters set the scene for�the more�relaxed option of a sunset cruise.

Beyond Darwin.....

Kakadu National Park

A three hour drive from Darwin, the World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park is a land of contrasts - rugged escarpments, dazzling waterfalls, lush wetlands and spectacular gorges. Archaeological studies suggest that the Aboriginal people have inhabited Kakadu for 50,000 years. Wander through the sandstone galleries and see how the Aboriginal culture and stories were passed down through the generations. Kakadu is home to numerous plants, freshwater fish and birds.

Litchfield National Park

An easy hour and a half drive from Darwin, the park contains several types of distinctive Top End habitats including thriving monsoon forests, termite mounds, curious rock formations and waterfalls. Litchfield National Park encloses much of the stunning Tabletop Range, which is a wide sandstone plateau mostly surrounded by cliffs. During the wet season, four main waterfalls roar from the cliffs to tropical rock pools below. During the rest of the year the calm waterholes are perfect spots for a swim.

Katherine

The Outback meets the tropics at Katherine, about 300 kilometres south of Darwin. The township is situated on the banks of the Katherine River, which flows down from the world-renowned Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk National Park).�The Katherine area is a popular place for fishing, canoeing, bushwalking, camping and four-wheel driving.

Tiwi Islands

Melville and Bathurst Islands, known collectivley as the Tiwi Islands, lie eighty kilometres north of Darwin. Dense rainforest, sandy beaches and rock pools come together to form the Tiwi Islands' gorgeous landscape. The Tiwi people have lived on the Islands for thousands of years and many Tiwi Islanders are prolific artists who produce unique art, pottery, sculptures and wood carvings which are displayed at a gallery on Bathurst Island. It is only a twenty minute flight in a light aircraft or a two hour trip across the Timor Sea from Darwin.

Proximity Information

From Coconut Grove Holiday Apartments

Airport	6kms
Darwin City Centre	8kms
Casuarina Shopping Centre	4.5kms
Marrara Sporting Complex	5kms
Fannie Bay Race Course	3kms
Skycity Casino	7kms
Mindil Beach Sunset Markets	7kms
Darwin Sailing Club	5kms
Darwin Convention Precinct	9.5kms

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