The Darwin Waterfront is a popular tourist attraction located in the heart of Darwin's CBD.
It offers visitors the chance to experience the city's tropical lifestyle with lush parklands, a man-made beach, and a saltwater recreation lagoon. The Wave Lagoon, Darwin's most popular attraction, is also located within the Waterfront precinct.
One of the main activities at the Darwin Waterfront is swimming in the lagoon, surrounded by greenery, palm trees, and the city skyline. The man-made beach provides space for sunbathing, while children can enjoy the shallow waters.
The Waterfront also offers a variety of dining options, from high-end Mediterranean and Mexican restaurants to casual cafes and bars. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of cuisines, including local, national, and international dishes.
Throughout the year, the Darwin Waterfront hosts a program of activities, festivals, and events that showcase the city's multicultural and vibrant community. From film festivals to live music performances and food and arts events, there is always something happening at the Waterfront.
Adjacent to the Darwin Waterfront is Stokes Hill Wharf, a popular spot for fishing and enjoying fish and chips. Visitors can also enjoy fishing or jet ski adventures, sunset cruises, and fishing tours.
The Darwin Waterfront is open all year round, from early morning until late at night.
Getting to the Darwin Waterfront is easy, as it is within walking distance from Smith Street Mall and the Esplanade. Visitors can also use public transport facilities such as buses or taxis, or hire a car. Convenient parking is available.