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Darwin (Australia)

Darwin (Australia)

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DRW

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Flight Time

18~27 hours

The flight time to Darwin (Australia) is approximately 18~27 hours. Find out more about the history, economy, climate and transportation options before you visit Darwin (Australia).

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Darwin

Darwin is a small Australian city located on the north central tip of the continent. Darwin is bound by the Timor Sea to its north, and is the natural port for vessels coming from nearby Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. Darwin is the economic and political capital of the sparsely populated northern territories of Australia. Darwin has a tropical climate, with a long rainy season and dry winters. Darwin is a tourist center as a result of the many natural parks in the region that draw a large amount of visitors from across the world.

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Travel FAQs

Q. What is the weather like in Darwin?


A. Unlike most of the rest of the continent, Darwin has a tropical climate, just like the South East Asian countries to its north. This means a long period of rainfall and very dry winters. There are also a lot of major storms that blow into Darwin from the sea.

Q. What is there to do in Darwin?


A. While Darwin has a very robust tourism industry, with restaurants, hotels and cultural and entertainment locations, the main draw for tickets to Darwin is the natural parks that surround the city. There are all kinds of bus and hiking tours that you can buy tickets for that are suitable for trekkers of all ages and levels of experience.

Q. When are there cheap tickets to Darwin?


A. The height of the Darwin tourist season is in the spring and autumn, so that is when the tickets to Darwin are the most expensive. If you are looking to buy cheap tickets for Darwin, then it is recommended that you buy the tickets for the winter season, when it is cheaper and dry, instead of the rainy season summer.