

Charles Darwin National Park
Protecting some of Darwin’s most cultural and historically significant wetlands, Charles Darwin National Park is the home of mangroves and wildlife visible by walking, cycling, or simply sitting at one of the park’s many overlooks. A complex system of bays, waterways, and small islands, 31 of the 50 or so species of mangrove of the Northern Territory can be found here. Historically the Larrakia people called this area home with evidence suggesting the Aboriginals had inhabited here for thousands of years. Now it’s a wonderful place to take in views of Darwin city, the harbor, and the surrounding landscape.
The park is also home to concrete bunkers and shelters from World War II, which tell the story of Australia’s soldiers and are open to visitors. There is an impressive display of war memorabilia here, where ammunition was once stored and military tests were run. The park’s many paths can be used for both walking and cycling to take it all in.
Charles Darwin National Park Tours and Activities
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Bombing of Darwin World War II Tour with Harbour Cruise

Private WW2 Bombing of Darwin Tour

Darwin City Sightseeing Tour with Optional Sunset Cruise

Darwin City Sights and Jumping Crocodile Cruise
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- Bombing of Darwin World War II Tour with Harbour Cruise
- Private WW2 Bombing of Darwin Tour
- Darwin City Sightseeing Tour with Optional Sunset Cruise
- Darwin City Sights and Jumping Crocodile Cruise