Darwin Wharf Precinct

The Darwin Wharf Precinct comprises the Stokes Hill Wharf and Cruise Ship Terminal surrounding a convention centre, wave pool, hotels and pearl displays a short walk from the Darwin Mall.

The walk from the city crosses from high cliffs and provides a spectacular view as you descend in a glass lift to the beach and wharf level below. Green lawns, palm trees and a sandy beach beside the wave pool are encircled by the two wharves.

Fishing from Darwin Wharf Cast a line from the Wharf

For those who would rather drive, there is limited parking on Stokes Hill wharf and more parking around the shore area and a multilevel car park on Kitchener Drive, which runs along the cliff base.

Car Parking Costs

Fishing from Darwin Wharf Tables fill as the shadows lengthen.

The wharf itself has restaurants, take away food, a licenced bar and bottle shop a small museum and even a Bendigo Bank ATM.

It is a popular place to spend the evening, to have a meal, do some fishing or just watch the boats as you listen to the entertainment which is usually provided during the busy dry season.

Fishing from Darwin Wharf A variety of food is available.

Fishing from Darwin Wharf Sax and the Single Girl

Fishing from Darwin Wharf Cruise the Habour

There is plenty to see and do just in the wharf area if you have the time, including;

Also nearby is the Darwin Fisherman's Wharf

The new East Arm Port takes care of all the heavy industrial shipping and with the Darwin Rail link to Adelaide has become the transport hub of the north and an important Marine Supply Centre for the offshore gas and oil industry.

Kitchener Car Park Prices Wonder where the signwriter learnt to Count !