Darwin Wharf Precinct

Stokes Hill Wharf, Darwin , Top End, Northern Territory, Australia - Phone: (08) 8981 4268

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  • Love Darwin

    5

    endlessummer 10 contributions Cowes Victoria Australia, Australia Jul 17, 2011

    just the best place in the world a personal favorite of mine love to eat at the Jetty Restaurant its awesome

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    Darwin Rocks

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    Well after an absulutely hectic 30 days of non stop travel and adventure, we are back on aussie soil and so happy to be home. We can surely appreciate our wonderful country, the best in the world I think, sunbaking at the Darwin waterfront and dinner in the streets at night just awesome sunny hot 32 degrees …

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    ... ; funny the Museum and Art Gallery didn’t rate a mention! We dined out in Mitchell Street, walked around the Darwin Wharf Precinct, took a drive over to Cullen Bay and the Darwin Sailing Club all the while planning our itinerary for when we came ...

  • 2

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  • 3

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  • 4

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  • 7

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  • 8

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    ... we loved it too 'cause we could just chill out and it is FREE! We also spent a couple of days down at the Wharf precinct. This is a very picturesque area, newly completed, and once again there are fantastic family facilities. We spent most of our time ...

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    ... ;corporate sense, as the buildings still looked like they did in the 80's and there were still only a handful of them. Although the wharf precinct is all new and obviously caters for the tourists very well. We took the kids to the man made beach and wave ...

  • 10

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