Flights from Queenstown to Darwin

What can couples do in Darwin?

Watch the Darwin sunset on a cruise

Couples with flights from Queenstown to Darwin in search of a romantic trip should look to book a sunset cruise during their stay. You’ll be able to witness one of Darwin's stunning sunsets from the deck of a luxury catamaran and feast on local barramundi, prawns and other delicious tapas-style dishes. Cruises set off from Darwin Harbour in the evening and run throughout the dry season.

Sample the local cuisine at Darwin’s markets

Darwin’s open-air markets are one of the main reasons visitors book Queenstown to Darwin flights. The most famous is Mindil Beach, which features a full street of food trucks and stalls with everything from grilled Barramundi to Mexican tacos. If you’re looking for a more intimate market experience when you book flights from Queenstown to Darwin with your partner, you can't bypass Parap Village Markets on Saturday mornings. For a taste of Peranakan cuisine, try the delicious laksa at Marys, which many locals say is the best in town. You can also sample a delicious mango, feast on the curry puffs or indulge in the incredible roti pancakes. With so much to choose from, make sure you don’t fill up before you visit Parap Village Markets.

Visit a fine dining restaurant

Locals and visitors with flights from Queenstown to Darwin love Pee Wee’s at the Point. Not only is it home to stunning sunset views, it’s also where you can eat like a local, with dishes including coconut crusted crocodile tail and locally caught saltwater barramundi. Other great date-night restaurants for couples with Queenstown to Darwin flights include Hanuman and the Cove at Mindil Beach Casino Resort. Hanuman serves a wide range of South-East Asian cuisine, while the Cove is quickly becoming known as one of Darwin’s best steakhouses. They’re popular, so be sure to book ahead once you’ve got Queenstown to Darwin return flights sorted.

Watch a movie outdoors at the Deckchair Cinema

Thanks to its balmy climate during the dry season, you’ll be able to cuddle up at one of Darwin’s outdoor cinemas when you book Queenstown to Darwin flights. The Deckchair Cinema is well-known for its colourful deckchairs and fantastic selection of classic films. It operates seven nights a week throughout the dry season, so you’ll be able to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy a great film when you book cheap flights to Darwin from Queenstown between May and October. It also has a bar serving alcohol and an on-site caterer.

What can families do in Darwin?

Hand feed fish

Families with flights from Queenstown to Darwin can add Doctors Gully to their itinerary. Only a short walk from Darwin CBD, the area is home to stingrays, mullets, barramundi and moonfish, making it a hugely popular spot for tourists and locals. Kids are able to hand-feed the fish pieces of bread and will be in awe of all the different species swimming together in the gully. Plus, it doesn’t cost you a thing, ideal if you’ve booked cheap flights to Darwin from Queenstown and are travelling on a budget.

Explore Darwin’s Botanic Gardens

Near the centre of the city is the George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, which has lots for kids to see and explore during your Queenstown to Darwin trip. The gardens feature a fantastic treehouse as well as numerous fountains and tropical orchards. While the kids play, you can grab a coffee and freshly baked pastry from Eva's Botanical Garden's Cafe.

Visit the Territory Wildlife Park

The Territory Wildlife Park is a must-visit for families with tickets to Darwin from Queenstown who plan to rent a car. The park is just under an hour’s drive from Darwin and under 50 kilometres from Darwin Airport (DRW). It gives children the chance to see some of the Northern Territory’s most endangered species and features a huge nocturnal house and aquarium. There are also treetop aviaries and bird shows throughout the week. It’s a little outside of the city, but well worth the trip when you book Queenstown to Darwin flights.

What are the best Asian restaurants in Darwin?

Darwin is well known for having some of the best Asian cuisine in Australia, making it a must-visit for any foodie with flights from Queenstown to Darwin. Here are some worth visiting:

• Little Miss Korea. This stylish Korean eatery is hidden down a lane in the heart of Darwin and serves authentic Korean BBQ, traditional kimchi and much more.
• Hanuman. Hanuman is one of the most popular restaurants in Darwin, serving favourites from Indonesia, India, Thailand and beyond. The restaurant also has a fantastic deck area, making it a great place to unwind and enjoy a drink during your Queenstown to Darwin trip.
• Chow. If you’re a fan of Vietnamese pho and have flights from Queenstown to Darwin, then make sure you visit Darwin’s waterfront and stop off for some authentic pho at the chic Chow restaurant.