Discover the Darwin Travel Guide for student visas and working visas in Australia. Tips for international students, holidaymakers & digital nomads.
Must-See Attractions in Darwin
Mindil Beach Sunset Market
From April to October, this iconic market is a must-visit. Watch the sun set over the Timor Sea while enjoying international food, handmade crafts, and live music.
Litchfield National Park
Only a 90-minute drive from Darwin, this park offers stunning waterfalls, crystal-clear swimming holes, and scenic bushwalks—perfect for day trips or overnight adventures.
Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory
Free to enter, this cultural spot houses Aboriginal art, Cyclone Tracy exhibits, and the famous stuffed crocodile, Sweetheart.
Travel Tips for Digital Nomads & WHM Visitors
Internet & Co-Working
Darwin has a growing number of co-working spaces like Darwin Innovation Hub and cafes with free Wi-Fi, making it easy to work remotely while exploring.
Weather & What to Pack
Darwin has a tropical climate—hot and humid year-round. Pack light clothing, sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and insect repellent for outdoor adventures.
Visa and Currency Info
If you’re visiting on a Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417 or 462) or student visa, you can work and travel around the Northern Territory. The local currency is AUD (Australian Dollar).
Explore Beyond Darwin
Take a road trip to Kakadu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for ancient Aboriginal rock art and rich wildlife. Or hop on a tour to Tiwi Islands for a cultural immersion like no other.
Lastly
Darwin is a perfect launchpad for your Australian outback adventure. Ready to go? Check out the official NT tourism site for the latest events and travel tips.