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   Stop 1 – Tourist Information Centre

   The main boarding point in Darwin City, on Bennett Street — the easiest place to start your loop.

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   Stop 2 – Crocosaurus Cove

   Home to some of Australia's largest saltwater crocodiles, right in the heart of the city.

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   Stop 3 – Doctor's Gully, Aquascene Fish Feeding

   A Darwin institution where wild fish come to feed directly from your hand at high tide.

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   Stop 4 – Cullen Bay Jetty

   A relaxed marina precinct with waterfront dining and views across the Timor Sea.

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   Stop 5 – Cullen Bay Apartments, Myilly Point Heritage Precinct

   Request this stop to visit one of Darwin's few surviving pre-war residential buildings (stop by request only).

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   Stop 6 – Casino, Mindil Markets & Botanical Gardens

   Three Darwin favourites in one stop — the tropical gardens alone are worth an extended wander.

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   Stop 7 – Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory

   Renowned for its Aboriginal art collection and the story of Cyclone Tracy — free to enter.

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   Stop 8 – Military Museum

   Darwin's wartime history brought to life; served by the bus on afternoon runs only.

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   Stop 9 – Parap

   A leafy suburb with a popular weekend market — request this stop if you'd like to explore (stop by request only).

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    Stop 10 – Stokes Hill Wharf

    Darwin's most atmospheric wharf, lined with seafood restaurants and sunset views over the harbour.

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    Stop 11 – Waterfront Precinct

    The city's modern leisure hub, with a wave lagoon, restaurants, and a sandy beach.

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    Stop 12 – Fort Hill Wharf (Cruise Ship Terminal)

    The final stop on the loop, convenient for cruise passengers beginning or ending their Darwin visit.

Hop on and off at any stop along the route.