Getting Around
Darwin's public bus network connects most of the city's key attractions and suburbs, operating seven days a week except on major holidays. Services are frequent and easy to use, providing a convenient way to explore the area. The city also has a great network of cycling and walking paths, with scenic routes leading to destinations such as Fannie Bay, the Botanic Gardens and the waterfront. Taxis are metered and readily available at ranks or by phone, while rideshare services such as Uber and GoCatch are also widely used. With its compact layout and relaxed pace, central Darwin is easy to explore on foot, allowing visitors to take in the tropical atmosphere at leisure.
Airports
Darwin International
The airport is situated about eight miles (13km) northeast of Darwin’s city centre.
Darwin International (DRW)
Location
The airport is situated about eight miles (13km) northeast of Darwin’s city centre.Getting to the city
Taxis are available from the rank directly in front of the terminal, and rides to the CBD take around 15 to 20 minutes. Several car rental companies also operate from the terminal. Public transport is limited, but a public bus stop is located on Henry Wrigley Drive, about an eight-minute walk (600m) from the terminal, with services connecting to the city.
Time
UTC +9.5 (Australian Central Standard Time).Car rental
Avis, Budget, Hertz, Europcar and Thrifty all have desks at the airport.
Airport Taxis
Taxis are metered and available directly outside the terminal.
Facilities
The terminal offers ATMs, foreign exchange, cafés and bars, duty-free and general shopping, free WiFi, shower facilities, and accessible amenities. The airport is smoke-free, with designated smoking areas provided outside.
Parking
Short-term parking is available adjacent to the terminal, and long-term parking is located nearby.