Darwin Sightseeing
Sightseeing Overview
There's a pleasant 5km (3-mile) walking track alongside Fannie Bay to the East Point Military Museum, home to a large wallaby community. Nearby, Lake Alexander is crocodile free and good for swimming. Darwin's CBD is quite small and compact, and, though most of the attractions are out of town, they're accessible via public bus or via a short taxi ride.
Tourist Information
6 Bennett Street
Tel: (08) 8980 6000 or 1 300 138 886.
Website: www.tourismtopend.com.au
There's also a tour desk at the airport (tel: (08) 8927 7071).
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