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Frogshollow Lodge & Backpackers Darwin

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27 Lindsay St, Darwin, Top End, Northern Territory, Australia

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Darwin
Sep 2, 2008

Darwin

A travel blog entry from Darwin by tidav9
The Red Blitz
Aug 4, 2008 (8 photos)

You don't realise how big Australia is until you get here - the world map does it no justice and it is only when you start comparing that you notice it is practically the size of the USA. It also made me realise that I had set one big challenge -getting from Adelaide to Darwin in just four days! Excitingly for me my friend, Liz, was joining me f...

A travel blog entry from Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park by nixsboys
Darwin, Australia
Jun 4, 2008

Things might be a little fuzzy because I am trying to recall back a number of months, but I will give it a shot and see what happens. When first I arrived in Darwin Katie met me at the airport with Cookie and Lola, two of her hostel friends. She was pretty excited to see me for the first time in over a year so she made this really strange cowboy...

A travel blog entry from Darwin by austinuebele
Trekking, Crocs and Snakes!!
Aug 13, 2007 (120 photos)

Well what can I say.............it's been a very jam-packed, fun-filled week here in Darwin! Firstly, it was amazing seeing Kat & Bex at the airport in Brisbane & then chatting the night away on the flight over to Darwin. We didn't have a great start to our time in Darwin though. I'd booked us in to a hostel & when we arrived there a...

A travel blog entry from Darwin by surfy_sarah
Darwin
Mar 5, 2007 (10 photos)

Hello Everyone! This next entry consists of all my tales from my Chinese New Year and Semester Break hiestas to Australia! It was an amazing trip - exactly what i wanted + more! I got a break from NTU life to enjoy catching up with Haley and visiting family. Just to note: The map pins on the map are a little off.... but i am sure if you are unsu...

A travel blog entry from Darwin... its like regina?! by gopandas
Ubirr Aboriginal rock paintings
Jun 29, 2006 (5 photos)

The sun rises strangely at Gunlom Falls, not a smooth tranisition as I'd expected but in jumpy steps. Perhaps this is because of the cliffs. We had breakfast around the campfire and packed up camp, piling everything into the trailer and squeezing into the back of the 4WD again for more uncomfortable bumpy riding along the dirt tracks until we hi...

A travel blog entry from Kakadu National Park by amycm
Looking around Darwin
Jun 26, 2006 (2 photos)

I woke up quite late and got out of the hostel for about 11 or 12, walking into the little town centre to look around and go to an internet cafe and get some padlocks for the storage cupboards at the hostel. It's very easy to walk around Darwin, it seems to be a 'smalltown' in size and mentality. It was like being in "Home and Away" (sadly not "...

A travel blog entry from Darwin by amycm
Arrival in Darwin
Jun 25, 2006 (1 photo)

The flight touched down in Darwin airport just after 4am. After going through passport control all passengers have to stand still while a little sniffer dog checks them and their hand luggage. It took about 15 minutes for my bag to come through on the conveyor belt, then all luggage has to be scanned and the declaration form handed in before you...

A travel blog entry from Darwin by amycm
Darwin
Sep 25, 2005

Entry 25 of a trip titled: Phill in Oz 2005

My unforgettable year out in Australia. 7 months working with Australian Fur Seals for Deakin University, Melbourne, and 5 months travelling around the West and East Coasts!

A travel blog entry from Darwin by phill_day
Darwin: Warmth and more good fortune
Jul 13, 2005 (4 photos)

It's good to be out of winter and into somewhere more tropical. Darwin - land of the free and sweaty. It has to be the perfect time to visit this place as there are no bugs, the temperature is a couple of degrees below the 32 degree average of the rest of the year, and the humidity is way down to the 30-40% level. Very pleasant. Ten days here wi...

A travel blog entry from Darwin by technotrekker
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