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Fast Facts
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Full Name Darwin Area 1,660 sq km 641 sq miles Population 103,500 Time Zone GMT/UTC +9.5 () Daylight Saving Start not in use Daylight Saving End not in use Currency Australian Dollar (A$) Electricity 220-240V 50Hz Electric Plug Details Australian-style plug with two flat angled blades and one vertical grounding blade |
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Crocodylus Park
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This park, a breeding complex, features hundreds of giant reptiles. Tours include a feeding demonstration and a chance to cuddle a baby croc. A mini zoo houses lions and other big cats, spider monkeys, marmosets, tamarinds and large birds, including ostriches and cassowaries. A comprehensive museum covers all things croc related. |
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East Point Reserve
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This spit of undeveloped bushland north of Fannie Bay is good to visit in the late afternoon when the wallabies come out to feed. A cool breeze usually springs up as you watch the sunset across the bay. There's also a salt-water, jellyfish-free lake where swimming is possible all year round. |
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