Around the Top End | Cape Adieu

discover The top end

local produce

We’re proud to support NT suppliers and encourage guests to taste more of the region:

Fresh NT seafood including barramundi and prawns at Fishermans Wharf.
Local brewers and distillers producing unique Top End craft beers and spirits.
Markets like Parap & Rapid Creek showcasing multicultural food traditions that make Darwin Australia’s most diverse food capital.

We’re also proud to showcase the work of Jason “Moonie” Moon from NT Tropical Passionfruit, a passionate local grower supplying some of the freshest tropical produce in the Territory. His dedication to quality and sustainable farming means guests can enjoy passionfruit that is not only bursting with flavour but also grown right here in the Top End, a true taste of our region.

Darwin Highlights

Stokes Hill Wharf & Waterfront Precinct – The heart of Darwin’s harbour front, home to restaurants, bars, the popular wave pool, and a lively boardwalk just steps from where Cape Adieu departs.
Mindil Beach Sunset Markets – A must visit for food, art and live music as the sun sets over Fannie Bay.
Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory – Discover Indigenous art, maritime history, and the famous Cyclone Tracy exhibition.
George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens – Wander through 42 hectares of tropical gardens and native species.

Adventure,
Nature & Wildlife

Helifishing - a bucket list adventure that combines scenic helicopter flights over the Top End with the chance to land iconic species like barramundi in remote, untouched waterways.
Kakadu National Park – World Heritage-listed, with ancient rock art, waterfalls, and abundant birdlife.
Litchfield National Park – Just 90 minutes from Darwin, home to stunning waterfalls and magnetic termite mounds.
Territory Wildlife Park – An authentic look at Top End ecosystems, with walk-through aviaries and billabongs.
Tiwi Islands – Known for rich Aboriginal culture, art, and pristine landscapes, a short ferry or flight away.