Australia · SUNSET TOURS IN DARWIN
Good sunset tours in Darwin fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Darwin’s three-hour sunset catamaran cruise, with flowing sparkling wine, tapas dinner, harbor views, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Excellent cruise… exactly as described. Food/drinks/staff/ service… the best. Second time I’ve been on this cruise, highly recommend”
Review of Darwin’s Cape Adieu Sunset Dinner Cruise, with four-course Top End food, harbour views, practical tips, price advice, and FAQs.
“What an amazing way to spend the night. Sailing on the Cape Adieu was so nice we didn't want it to end. The service from the staff was 5 star, so friendly and fun to chat with. The food was fantastic, the Barraumundi was cooked to perfection. To top it off the sunset was amazing. A must to do when visiting Darwin we thoroughly enjoyed it.”
Cruise Darwin Harbour at sunset with wild-caught fish and chips, a drink, local commentary, and friendly crew aboard a small boat.
“Wonderful experience would highly recommend to anyone. Friendly crew and beautiful views of the Harbour.”
Review the Darwin Harbor sunset cruise, with a Territory buffet, seafood, sunset views, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Fantastic! What an awesome way to spend Good Friday. Very professional, welcoming and onto every aspect of the cruise! Fabulous food and happy to cater for our food intolerances - couldn’t be more accommodating. The way the staff catered for a large number of patrons sending us up group by group so nobody missed out on anything and it was run smoothly. Highly recommend this cruise!”
Review of Darwin’s 90-minute sunset harbour cruise with wild barramundi, chips, a drink, local stories and a possible sandbar stop.
“Staff wonderful and very helpful. Food was excellent and great sunset”
Review of Darwin’s 2-hour Gaze and Graze sunset cruise, with grazing platter, mango ice cream, harbor views, onboard drinks, and practical tips.
“The 4 of us enjoyed our Sunset cruise, seating and food were very good.”
Cape Adieu’s Darwin sunset cruise pairs harbour views, a four-course dinner and Top End flavours with a relaxed evening on the water.
“The staff, boat, sunset and overall ambience was lovely. Was a shame that the food was really flavourless and left me feeling hungry. I am a vegetarian, I informed them before and they organised food for me and others with dietary requirements. * The first course was a single skewer of vegetables so small and insignificant it didn’t warrant its own plate. * The second course consisted of plain, unseasoned tofu with equally bland chickpeas and edamame, served with a flavourless pink sauce. * The main course included a whole carrot and one piece of broccoli, along with chunks of fried cauliflower labelled as a “steak”—a description that felt misleading…”
Reef days, coast roads, wine country and the red centre.
