Take a journey back in time and discover all of the World War II history the Northern Territory has to offer. Take a guided tour visiting the most historical sites in the Top End or visit a museum and learn about events during World War II.
The Batchelor Museum is predominately an interpretive museum. The displays cover Aboriginal history, Batchelor Farm, World War 11 and the Rum Jungle Uranium mine.
Our daily sightseeing walks are now kept to a maximum of 6 people, however on most occasions they are more intimate. To guarantee a more personalised guided walk, it woul...
Darwin Memorial Uniting Church opened in 1960 as a Memorial to all who lost their lives in WWII in Darwin. At the church’s we received gifts of Peace and Reconciliatio...
Visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service Darwin Tourist Facility - Two Iconic Territory Stories in One Iconic Location.
Enjoy the heroic tales of the birth and growth of th...
As we welcome you onboard, sit back and relax into your comfy seat. Be spoilt by the stunning
scenery the Top End has to offer through your large panoramic window while ...
The Myilly Point Heritage Precinct is a unique group of four pre-war houses built for executive level public servants in the late 1930s.
The precinct contains four hou...
REOPENING : Saturday 25th July 2020
10am-3:30pm 7 days per week
Located at picturesque East Point Reserve, just 10 minutes drive from the city centre, this unique col...
Tour Tub operates Darwin's most comprehensive guided tours.
Travel on a locally owned and operated tour with guides who love Darwin and want to show you what it has to ...
Sea Darwin is a multi award winning cruise company offering a range of experiences on Darwin Harbour and the surrounding saltwater country. Cruises are conducted on a st...
Darwin was devastated and Australia seriously threatened by the Japanese bombings in WW11. Journey back in time with this unique , personalised morning tour. See all the...
