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Cullen Bay is a neighborhood in Darwin where the iconic sunsets are blazing, the beaches are dazzling, and the man-made marina beckons you to stay awhile.
If you’ve ever found yourself wondering what to do in this tropical paradise, this vibrant waterside precinct is not just a pretty face; it’s packed with fun things to do and places to check out.
In this guide, we’ll dive into the top things to do in Cullen Bay, where the only thing more colorful than the marina is the local café scene.
Things to Do in Cullen Bay, Darwin
1. Walk Around Cullen Bay Marina
Cullen Bay Marina is the premium residential hub of Darwin, just a five minutes drive from Darwin CBD.
The location was super practical and central to the best amenities and attractions Darwin has to offer.
This district used to be a series of mangroves and flood plains, and was flattened out and redeveloped into a luxury neighborhood.
It’s a wonderful place to stay and is largely made up of holiday homes and vacation rentals, so you can find a full apartment to stay in as opposed to a hotel room in Darwin CBD.
Next to the vacation rentals are upscale restaurants and cafes with diverse cuisine options, where the sunsets are stunning and the seafood is fresh.
2. Experience the nightlife of Mitchell Street
It’s an easy drive, bike ride or walk, into Mitchell St, the nightlife hub near Cullen Bay.
Mitchell Street is a lively thoroughfare that’s always buzzing with energy and ready to show you a good time.
With its eclectic mix of cafés, bars, and shops, it’s the perfect place to sip a latte or grab a bite while soaking up the local vibe.
We indulged in some yummy Thai at Bamboo Lounge, and far too many drinks with my brother and his wife on a pub crawl while Nanny and Pop minded the girls.
Another reason why Darwin was so great – we had a night off!
3. Relax on Cullen Bay Beach
A short walk from the marina takes you to Cullen Bay Beach and our favourite Boardwalk Cafe on the water, the Boatshed Coffee House.
They do a great breakfast, lunch and coffee and our timing was perfect as our stay coincided with Father’s Day.
Cullen Bay Beach is small, but it’s sheltered by the bay and so the tides are gentle and great for paddling. However, we don’t…
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