Hotels near Darwin Waterfront

Exploring Darwin Waterfront

Just a five minute walk from the city centre, the Darwin Waterfront offers entertainment options for everyone. You can relax with a coffee or try the amazing food at one of the many cafes, restaurants and bars. Ride the swell at the Wave Lagoon or float in the free saltwater Recreation Lagoon with a manmade beach and shady lawn beyond. There are also many shopping options, or if you prefer, just walk around the parklands while enjoying the gorgeous ocean views.

Accommodations near Darwin Waterfront

There is a range of options for all the travelers. The most popular hotel in Darwin is the H2O Apartments, which has been booked &TravellersChoiceBooked1 times from our Hotels.com verified guests. Our guests also highly recommended Beachlife Holiday Apartments in Darwin as it has been reserved &TravellersChoiceBooked2 times.

Sightseeing near Darwin Waterfront

- Darwin Convention Centre

With its waterfront setting, the Darwin Convention Centre is the perfect setting to host business and community events. The Centre hosts national and international conferences, large exhibitions, gala dinners, award ceremonies, meetings and seminars, cocktail receptions, concerts, sporting events, weddings, product launches, public and community events.

- Government House

Government House, also known as The House of Seven Gables, is the official residence of the Administrator of the Northern Territory. While visiting the house, you can learn about its history through informational displays and historical photographs. You will also be able to stroll through the tropical gardens while overlooking the Darwin Harbour.

Transportation near Darwin Waterfront

Darwin International Airport (DRW) is located inside the metropolitan area, in the northern suburbs, and the road journey takes no more than around 15 minutes. Hire cars, particularly four-wheel drive vehicles, are a popular option, especially for those planning trips into the Northern Territory. Darwin has a public bus service and all vehicles are air conditioned. They run through all the central areas of town and there are a large number of private bus companies offering charter services to areas of interest in the region. There is no metropolitan rail service in Darwin.