DARWIN HARBOUR · BAY CRUISES
The sailings worth boarding, reviewed.
The 6 darwin harbour cruises travellers cast off on most, lined up side by side. How long you are on the water, what you sail past, who is at the helm, and what a spot on deck costs.
Half-day WWII Darwin city and harbour cruise: memorials, military museums, and a small-boat ride past 1942 raid wreck sites.
Most Popular“Enjoyable & interesting tour. History of Darwin well known on both land & sea. Loved the boat ride & commentary nice touch music with Anzac biscuit.”
Darwin Harbor sunset cruise with fresh wild barramundi fish and chips, a complimentary drink, and local stories from Stokes Hill Wharf.
“Great crew, the fish was amazing and the jet boat finish was amazing. Definitely the best sunset cruise I have been on in the 16 years I have lived here, cant wait to take more visitors on it”
Retrace Darwin’s WWII story with land stops, the Defense of Darwin Museum, and a 1-hour harbor cruise past wrecks SS Neptuna and USS Peary.
“Everything was outstanding. Very informative detailed day. Fantastic experience”
A WWII harbor cruise plus RFDS VR shows at Stokes Hill Wharf, ideal for families and easy timing in Darwin’s city waterfront area.
“It was very educational. The sites were very informative and some of details were vivid. I recommend it to anyone who is considering it.”
A one-hour Darwin Harbour cruise with live narration, wartime stories, mangroves, a shipwreck site, and a crocodile trap visit on Sea Darwin.
“The tour was good, as was the commentary. The length of the tour we believe was not long enough as it seemed to be a bit rushed.”
A 1-hour Darwin Harbour cruise with live commentary, mangrove waterways or sandbar stops, WWII stories, Cyclone Tracy, and modern defence views.
Sightseeing sailings, sunset cruises and island runs, in the bays and harbours that do them best.
