With a harbour twice the size of Sydney's and more than
50 nationalities making up the approx. 70,000 people living in this modern tropical city Darwin is the place for recreation, sports and leisure life.

Not to forget the area's traditional owners, the Larrakia Aboriginal people!
If you are interested to get more information check out
JUNE MILLS' HOMEPAGE , where you'll find tons of
links to various Aboriginal Sites .

Other places to go are the markets held year-round at Parap on Saturdays, Nightcliff and Rapid Creek on Sundays and at Mindil Beach on Thursday and Sunday nights from April to October. For more Information see
The Mindil Crew's Web Site .

Fishing, boating, sunset picnics on cliff tops by the sea and riding the city's extensive bike tracks are popular activities. Darwin is developing a network of cycle tracks and it is now pos sib le to cycle from the city of Darwin , along side the Explorer's Way
(Stuart Highway) through to Palmerston.

Not to forget the incredible Dive Sites right in and around the Darwin Harbour.
Take a look at Dive Worldwide!

Last but not least we'd like to mention the world famous
Darwin Beer Can Regatta

and another very well made websites called Our Darwin and Australien Explorer