Darwin Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour
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What you can expect
Discover the Top End of Australia with a Darwin Hop On Hop Off bus pass. Travel to Darwin’s best attractions on one easy and convenient bus with 2 different routes operating throughout the city in the morning or afternoon!
Explore Darwin with complete flexibility on a 24 hour ticket, 48 hour ticket or 48 hour deluxe ticket that includes an additional ticket to Crocosaurus Cove and The Royal Flying Doctor Service Museum. Not only is this a fantastic way to learn about a new city and its culture but a easy and convenient way to get around out of the tropical heat.
The tours takes in popular landmarks such as the Art Gallery of Northern Territory, Military Museum, Mindil Beach, Crocosaurus Cove and more! With a bus pass you are free to jump on and off as you wish.
Hop On Hop Off buses are the perfect way to discover a new city. Get your Darwin Hop On Hop Off bus tickets today!
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What you need to know
- __Please note Big Bus Darwin is currently operating on the following days:__
- April - Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
- May - September, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
- October & November- Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
- December & January - Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
- 24 or 48 hour Darwin Hop On Hop Off Bus Ticket
- Select from 24 hour classic ticket, 48 hour premium ticket or 48 hour deluxe ticket (deluxe ticket includes Crocosaurus Cove entry and The Royal Flying Doctor Service Museum entry) __Deluxe Ticket__
- To redeem Crocosaurus Cove and The Royal Flying Doctor Service Museum entry, show your voucher at any of the bus stops then you will be given tickets to present at both attractions
- Please note: Crocosaurus Cove and The Royal Flying Doctor Service Museum entry, must be used on the same day as Hop On Hop Off Tour
- Hop on for a relaxed sightseeing tour and discover the best of Darwin
- You can hop on and off the bus as many times as you like
- Entertaining and informative prerecorded digital commentary
- Wander through lush jungle in the Botanic Gardens, sample exotic street food at the Mindil Beach Sunset Markets and see crocodiles at Crocosaurus Cove
- Hop On and Hop Off on at any stop
- Tours start and end from Stop 1 (Tourist Information Centre) crn Smith St and Bennett St
- The Morning Tour runs every 60 minutes between 9am - 11am
- The Afternoon Tour runs every 90 minutes between 12pm - 3pm
- Please note: listed bus times and frequency are subject to change due to public holidays and seasonality
- Stop 1 - Tourist Information Centre
- Stop 2 - Crocosaurus Cove
- Stop 3 - Doctor’s Gully, Aquascene Fish Feeding
- Stop 4 - Cullen Bay Jetty
- Stop 5 - Cullen Bay Apartments, Myilly Point Heritage Precinct (Stop by request only)
- Stop 6 - Casino, Mindil Markets, Botanical Gardens
- Stop 7 - Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory
- Stop 8 - Military Museum - Defence of Darwin Experience (90 minute tour only)
- Stop 9 - Parap, Parap Markets (Markets held on Saturdays only)
- Stop 10 - Stokes Hill Wharf
- Stop 11 - StWaterfront Precinct
- Stop 12 - Fort Hill Wharf (Cruise Ship Terminal)
- Students must show student card upon entry
- Seniors must present proof of age for 60yrs+
- Please note: Crocosaurus Cove and The Royal Flying Doctor Service Museum entry, must be used on the same day as Hop On Hop Off Tour
- Print out and present your voucher at any of the stops listed
- Confirmation in the form of a tour voucher will be received at time of booking
- Upon completion of purchase, please print the voucher and present on day of the tour
- For your information, complete Tour Operator Information including contact details is included on your tour voucher
Recent reviews
Caron Cole
over 2 years ago
The most perfect way to get around and see everything.
The bus tour was brilliant took us all around Darwin. Very informative and just a great time seeing all the sights. Getting around the city and enjoying the scenery was spectacular. The driver we ha was very helpful too nothing was too much trouble