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Top End Visitor Information Centre
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Operator phone
Reminder the operator's phone number is:
0482 470 835.
Please use it for direct contact during centre operating hours. This number is for the exclusive use of our members and not for public use or distribution. |
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We need more brochures!
With the growing number of visitors to the Visitor Centre, our brochure supply is running low. We kindly ask you to restock your brochures by dropping them off to our friendly staff at 6 Bennett Street.
Your contribution ensures that all our visitors have access to valuable information and that your business is well-represented. |
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Visitor Centre Advertising
Book VIC digital advertising for 2024:
- Video Wall
- Digital Brochure
- Website Banner
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Cruise Ships
November 2024
Mon 11 Silver Nova - 728 pax International
Thu 14 Crown Princess - 3080 pax Domestic
Sun 17 Europa 2 - 516 pax International
Sun 17 Viking Orion - 930 pax International
Fri 22 Regatta - 684 pax International
Mon 25 Quantum of the Seas - 4180 pax International
Thu 28 Westerdam - 1964 pax Domestic
Please note that Pax numbers are max capacity, actual numbers onboard may vary. List as supplied by Darwin Port.
View the entire cruise schedule HERE |
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Do you need to contact our VIC staff?
Please call the VIC directly 0482 470 835
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Deckchair Cinema Advertising - 2025
G’day! We’re offering 20% off seasonal advertising at Darwin’s iconic Deckchair Cinema for current TTE Members in 2025. Reach 50,000+ locals and tourists on the big screen under the tropical night sky from April to November. With flexible ad options, this is a prime chance to showcase your brand in a unique setting.
Don’t miss out—there are just 4 seasonal spots available and they sell out each year! For more information head over to www.deckchaircinema.com/cinema-advertising or get in touch with the cinema manager James Parker on 08 8941 4377 or manager@deckchaircinema.com |
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Liquid Light returns to Darwin Waterfront
Following an epic debut in 2023, the show-stopping ‘Liquid Light’ showcase will return to Darwin Waterfront on Saturday, 30 November. Bigger, bolder and brighter than its first year, the 2024 edition of the free sound, water and light show promises to deliver an unforgettable experience during the Top End’s festive season. Get ready to be dazzled as the show brings even more fountains, flames, lasers and lights to the Waterfront.
Running until Sunday, 5 January, ‘Liquid Light’ will feature two unique shows. The first, ‘A Christmas Wonderland’ will celebrate all things Christmas from 30 November to Christmas Day. The magic continues with the New Year’s Eve Spectacular, lighting up the last night of 2024 and continuing into the first week of 2025. |
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The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) is excited to share that the reimagined Cyclone Tracy exhibition is progressing well and will offer visitors immersive experiences and showcase Darwin's remarkable journey of response, rebuilding and resilience. The Cyclone Tracy exhibition will open on Saturday 7 December 2024.
Follow us on social media for updates. |
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To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Cyclone Tracy at MAGNT we are hosting a series of public programs including the world premiere of the Cyclone Tracy ABC Documentary, titled Tracy. Additionally, on Christmas Eve, the Rotary Club of Darwin North are hosting a special event called Cyclone Tracy: Survival Stories (MAGNT) Christmas Eve Special Performances. There are also a series of tours with Territory History Curator, Jared Archibald OAM and Assistant Curator, Paige Taylor. These public programs are filling up fast – so make sure you book now to avoid disappointment!
We’re also thrilled to announce a media partnership with Australian Geographic. In a moving and intimate special report, the next issue of Australian Geographic magazine revisits the drama, despair and devastation of Cyclone Tracy, 50 years after the powerful tropical storm hit Darwin on Christmas Day, 1974; killing 66 people, seriously injuring 145 and destroying 80 per cent of Australia’s northern capital.
As part of our partnership, Australian Geographic have a special offer just for you - subscribe to the Australian Geographic today and receive issue 183 (the Cyclone Tracy issue) for free - on sale 7 November 2024.
Don’t miss this unique offer to join us in commemorating this significant chapter in history. |
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Litchfield National Park
Car park resealing - The Department Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) is undertaking works in Litchfield National Park to reseal 3 car parking areas in November 2024. |
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Surf Lifesaving NT
Please see the below link for safe swimming information in the waters surrounding the Top End. |
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