Darwin Fort Hill Wharf in Northern Territory
Australia
• Darwin is the capital city of Northern Territory Australia.
Actually as you drive down the road from the city
centre you come to a T-nstection in the road where the newly built
Convention Centre is in front of you.
The road on the left goes to Stokes Hill Wharf where there is
Cafes, restaurants, shops, and more.
Turning right onto Kitchener Drive, Wharf Precinct, Darwin takes
you to the Iron Ore Wharf and around 400meters past this wharf
is the gates to Fort Hill Wharf on the left.
Fort Hill Wharf - Visiting Interstate and International
luxury cruise ships berth at Fort Hill Wharf, and public access
to the wharf is denied.
Whilst these ships are in port. As yet, a passenger
terminal has not been built on Fort Hill Wharf, however the NT
Government has pledged a new terminal to be completed in the
future. Courtesy of the Port of Darwin.
Port of Darwin - Offical
Web Site
Cruises leaving frequently from the Wharf Precinct,
catering for small exclusive groups or larger groups.
Stokes Hill Wharf - this is what is called our main
wharf where there is fishing, restaurants, eateries and tourist
retail shops.
Through the opening on the photo on the left there
are 2 eateries and 2 restaurants.
Need money a ATM is next to the train and there
are public toliets at the end.
Once at the end of the wharf you look across some
200 metres to Fort Hill Whard where the luxury Passenger Cruise
ships dock.
Iron Ore Wharf - This is our third wharf in the
harbour group. (Photo taken 2007 - for updates on this wharf
contact Tourism Top End - visitor information centre)