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G IL R U T Frances Bay Map A - Darwin City T S EE H George Brown T R D U T A A S Attractions and accommodation options located outside the city are shown on T O R Botanic Gardens R I G MAP B - Darwin City and Suburbs. T E F K E I SH A H R For further information and bookings for accommodation, attractions, tours, VE U C E GARDENS HILL CRES D fishing charters, cruises and vehicle hire call in to the Visitor Information D A R N 17 INA E M Fishermans Wharf H B Centre. You can find us at 6 Bennett Street, Darwin City. U ST B AN E GERANIUM R S E Tel:1300 138 886 / (08) 8980 6000 or online: www.tourismtopend.com.au N N FR P A A L H N NC E I S Attractions in Darwin City G D 1 H Aquascene / Doctors Gully 12 Indo Pacific Marine T RI S W V 2 E B USS Peary / USAAF Memorial 14 Stokes Hill Wharf Mindil Beach E A L Y 20 M A L 3 I I Y Leichardt Memorial 15 Crocosaurus Cove R V A 28 CASINO DRIVE L 4 The Cenotaph 16 Burnett House - Myilly Point E M CHIN QUANRD B HARVEY STREET 5 Lyons Cottage (B.A.T House) GARD EE 17 M Framed - The Darwin Gallery G EN NA D 6 S S R I I Chinese Temple and Museum T ST V 18 Wave Lagoon, Beach & Water Recreation L E R CAREY 7 Parliament House / NT Library 19 Darwin Convention Centre R O 1 FINNISS ST U A STREETBARNESON 8 D 1 2 MAVIE ST Deckchair Cinema 20 Darwin Amphitheatre T 9 H McMINN STREET Government House 21 Chan Contemparary Art Space CASHMAN T 3 10 Survivors Lookout 22 E Darwin Entertainment Centre T BUFFALOST ST 7 ST ST 12 E 11 E WWII Oil Storage Tunnels CT CRT R E MANTON GARDINER T A Gardens Park FOELSCHE McMINN STREET RO D T 29 R CARDONA WOOD STREET E L S L DARWIN T I A E Hotels / Motels /Apartments H S VE S Golf Links 16 6 R 1 17 7 E K Palms Motel Novotel Atrium Darwin DASHWOOD O 19 T ST CONVENTION CENTRE PLACE LITCHF IELD STREET A N RY CH S N 2 18 R Alatai Apartments 18 Value Inn A SHEPHERD STREET 4 A McLACHLAN STREETMcLACHLAN 12 U 26 V 21 3 H 19 Quality Hotel Frontier Darwin Darwin Central Hotel E E E CAVENAGH STREET V 27 4 20 I Vitina Studio Motel Mantra on the Esplanade T Y R HOUSTON STREET T D E 8 11 6 21 Peninsular Apartments The Cavenagh ST ST E ST ST K P T L 7 T AUSTIN LANE 22 DASHWOOD CR N City Gardens Apartments Crowne Plaza Darwin E C SEARCY LINDSAY STREET LINDSAY McLACHLAN McLACHLAN N WHITFIELD EDMUND 16 14 N 8 23 R U Mediterranean All Suite Hotel Palms City Resort U THE MALL E SMITH STREET SMITH STREET N SMITH ST Y B 9 24 T B Marrakai Luxury All Suites Mandalay Luxury Stay L 11 19 K E STOKES HILL WHARF R 6 E A 9 10 ST SHADFORTH LA 25 E ST ST ST Poinciana Inn Darwin ST Coast Holiday Accommodation ST DARWIN R WEST LANE CRT D N T PEARY BRIGGS 11 26 MOTT PACKARD 10 E McLACHLAN McLACHLAN Quest Darwin Medina Grand Darwin 6 10 15S 9 18 12 MORINDA 2 21 KAHLIN AVE H 22 WATERFRONT MAUNA LOA MAUNA 12 27 Travelodge Mirambeena Resort Darwin Vibe Hotel C MITCHELL STREET MITCHELL STRE ET CULLEN BAY MARINA T I 13 28 L 7 Holiday Inn Darwin SKYCITY Darwin AVE HUGHES K AND MANDORAH FERRY 3 5 22 10E 11 ST BAROSSA STREET E 14 29 & FISHING CHARTER 9 Holiday Inn Esplanade Darwin Argus Apartments P TERMINAL HERBERT 16 4 13 14 20 24 23 LANADE Mantra Pandanus TCE LAMBELL 17 5 P S ERVOIS SCHULTZE ST ESPLANADE E J RD GULLY MARELLA STREET 8 R DOCTORS Hostels / Backpackers - Bed & Breakfast in Darwin City D PLACE Bicentennial Park 1 Barramundi Lodge 7 Frogs-Hollow Backpackers Resort 2 Elkes Inner City Lodge 9 Melaleuca on Mitchell R 3 1 3 K E FORT HILL WHARF Banyan View Lodge 10 The Youth Shack 4 IT E N 4 2 CH YMCA Darwin 11 Chillis Backpackers CRUISE SHIP TERMINAL 5 25 Darwin YHA 12 Ashton Lodge Lameroo Beach 6 Dingo Moon Lodge PACKARD Visitor Information Darwin Bus Terminal LARRAKEYAH TCE General Post Office Transit Centre ATM - Auto Teller Cycle & Walking Path Internet Café Place of Worship Larrakeyah Defence Force Base DARWIN HARBOUR Public Toilets Library Restricted access Darwin Cinema Supermarket Police Station Darwin Bus LEE POINT CH EA B A IN R A U S A C BBQ LEE POINT RD Lee Point Village Resort LYONS UNDER DEVELOPMENT CH EA B ROYAL DARWIN NA HOSPITAL Outer Darwin Region MAP B - Darwin City and suburbs I R UA S GALM- ARRMA CA CRT Lee Point Village Resort Map B - Darwin City & Suburbs Outer Darwin Region LEE POINT RD DARWIN PRIVATE HOSPITAL LYONS ST This map shows Darwin City and surrounding suburbs to the north and indicates the This map shows Darwin City and its suburbs to the north and indicates the A INGG KK A G 1 location of major visitor attractions and accommodation options available throughout the city BBQBBQ location of major visitor attractions and accommodation options available. TIWI Tracy Village and outlying areas. Beagle Gulf Sports & Social Club BRINKIN TROWER The map should be read in conjunction with Map A which provides a more detailed The map should be read in conjunction with Map A overleaf which provides a more RD view of the city and its features. detailed view of the city and its features. NAKARA WANGURI RD MAP B For further information contact the Visitor information Centre on 1300 138 886 / For further information contact the Visitor Information Centre on 1300F B 138EACH 886. LEE POINT LEANYER LIF CASUARINA C AMBULANCE HT POLICE NIG VANDERLIN (08) 8980 6000 or online: www.tourismtopend.com.au BBQ 2 DRV BBQ Attractions ALAWA 1 15 WAGAMAN Casuarina Coastal Reserve Gardens Park Golf Links 15 Quest Palmerston RAPID CREEK RD 2 16 TROWER RD WULAGI 24 Framed – The Darwin Gallery NIGHTCLIFF Leanyer Casuarina Square Shopping Centre Recreation Park BBQ 17 ROTHDALE 3 Darwin Military Museum/ Charles Darwin National Park Bed & Breakfast RD BBQ BBQ Lure Inn 22 TROWER Defence of Darwin Experience 18 Australian Aviation Heritage Centre POLICE JINGILI MOIL VANDERLIN DRV 23 4 East Point Reserve 19 Holmes Jungle Nature Park RD 12 12 ROTHDALE 5 MILLNER ANULA MALAK DRV Mangrove Boardwalk 20 Crocodylus Park 1 RD 9 LEE POINT 6 Ross and Keith Smith Memorial 21 DICK WARD Parap Village Markets RD COCONUT MC MILLANS RD 4 7 Optus Oval Fannie Bay Gaol 22 Nightcliff Markets Marrara Sports 27 Darwin Complex OSGOOD DRV DRV Golf Course NEALE ST 8 Athletics Football Oval Soccer KARAMA Fannie Bay Racecourse 23 Rapid Creek Markets GROVEDRV NT Institute of Sport NORTH LAKES MARRARANT Hockey Association 9 Arafura Malak Darwin Sailing Club 24 Stadium Leanyer Recreation Park & Waterslides HENRY WRIGLEY HENRY 6 Marrara Cricket Caravan Clay Target Club Park Ground VANDERLIN BAGOT OSGOOD DRV 7 19 10 Museum and Art Gallery of the NT 25 Flight Path Golf & Archery Range DRV Darwin Airport MC MILLANS 11 Resort George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens 26 Darwin Trailor Boat Club BBQ DRV 12 EAST POINT 8 RD Mindil Beach Sunset Markets 27 Darwin Golf Club EAST POINT 3 MILITARY MUSEUM 4 20 13 SKYCITY Darwin - Casino 28 DICK WARD Darwin Show Grounds & Exhibition Centre Berry Springs Lakes McMILLANS 14 EAST POINT RESERVE POLICE Cullen Bay Marina and AVE Holiday Park RD DARWIN INTERNATIONAL 14 5 Golf Course BBQ Mandorah Ferry & Fishing Charter 13 BBQ AIRPORT DRV 3 DRV Teriminal DUDLEY POINT F A N 25 N I E Hotels / Motels /Apartments B DICK WARD A THE NARROWS Y FANNIE BAY BAGOT 9 1 Best Western Darwin Airport Gateway Motel B RAAF BASE BERRIMAH Coconut Grove Holiday Apartments E A C Outer Darwin Attractions H 2 11 Hi Way Inn Motel Darwin 18 AMY JOHNSON Parap Village Apartments Fannie Bay LUDMILLA 1 Race course Richardson Park STUART HIGHWAY Aviation Heritage Centre 4 SKYCITY Darwin 12 Dragonfly House Howard Springs Nature Park 6 ROSS SMITH (Darwin Turf Club) (Rugby League HQ) 11 AMBULANCE Shady 2 RD VANDERLIN 5 28 Glen Cullen Bay Holiday Apartments 13 Orana Lodge Jenny’s Orchid Garden 8 Darwin Show Grounds 7 Caravan 1 EAST POINT Darwin AVE 6 3 WINNELLIE Greyhound Park STUART Marina View Serviced Apartments 14 Quest Parap Palmerston Shopping Centre/Cmax Cinemas 21 Track H 26 HOOK C 13 A 2 15 DRV AMY JOHNSON 7 Fannie Bay E 9 TIGER BRENNAN Rydges Darwin Airport Resort 15 Casa on Gregory 4 Reidy’s Fishing Lure Factory B HIGHWAY5 14 S COONAWARRA Y WOOLNER 8 E T COONAWARRA NAVAL BASE Rydges Darwin Airport Hotel 5 T PARAP IG 2 Didgeridoo Hut and Art Gallery S ER E B Hidden V E RE DV NN Valley Museum & Art Gallery N AN 6 NA Tourist Berry Springs Nature Reserve of the N BULLOCKY 10 RE 17 Park Northern Territory B Hostels, Backpackers, Bed & Breakfast, Caravan Parks R 7 POINT E Territory Wildlife Park IG T 1 AVE 11 CHARLES DARWIN Aurora Shady Glen Tourist Park 4 Beale’s Bedfish & Breakfast BAYVIEW Hidden Valley Motor Sports Complex 8 Fogg Dam Reserve DRV 2 5 H George Brown HiddenValley Tourist Park Darwin FreeSpirit Resort C GILRUTH A Darwin Botanical NATIONAL PARK 9 E Gardens 3 6 Window on the Wetlands B Grungle Downs Tropical Bed & Breakfast BBQ Bromeliad Bed and Breakfast L I HIGHWAY 10 D 12 Jumping Crocodile Cruises N THE 16 RD MYILLY POINT I M 13 4 GARDENS 11 Leaders Creek Fishing Base 6 STUART BERRIMAH 12 Golf Course STUART Wetland Cruises (Corroboree Billabong) CULLEN BAY Hospital Boat ramp 14 5 15 12 Wetland Cruises (Corroboree Billabong) EMERY POINT PARK 13 Crazy Acres Farm Shop E V D DARWIN FISHING LARRAKEYAH N Caravan/Camping Park A General Post Office ARMY BASE HARBOUR MOORING 14 N Flicking Fresh Barramundi Farm N E BASIN R B R WISHART RD 15 Palmerston Water Park LARRAKEYAH E Public Toilets Barbeque G BBQ I FISHERMANS JETTY DOCTORS T NAVY PATROL BOAT BASE GULLY L A M POLICE MC MINN Police Station Visitor Information E R Frances Bay O DARWIN O BEA CH CITY Bike Paths Public Swimming Pool Darwin Harbour DARWIN WHARF PRECINCT THE GHAN - Railway Station Casuarina Bus Terminal STOKES HILL FORT HILL WHARF BERRIMAH WHARF RD.
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