1. The Darwin Waterfront Precinct is a vibrant recreational area located in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. It consists of a number of restaurants, bars, shops, a wave pool, a beach area, and a number of structurally impressive buildings such as the Stokes Hill Wharf and the Charles Darwin Centre. The precinct is also home to the Darwin Convention Centre and the Darwin Waterfront Apartments.
Some interesting facts about the Darwin Waterfront Precinct include:
- It was officially opened in 2010 and has since become a popular tourist destination in Darwin.
- The Wave Lagoon, which is a man-made wave pool, is the first and only one of its kind in Australia.
- The precinct has a number of public art pieces, including a giant fish sculpture and a bronze statue of a crocodile.
- The Stokes Hill Wharf and the adjoining Esplanade were once significant World War II military sites and have since been transformed into modern facilities for tourists and locals.
2. The opening hours of the Darwin Waterfront Precinct vary depending on the venue. However, most restaurants and bars are open until late, while the Wave Lagoon and beach area have specific operating hours. As for phone numbers, individual businesses within the precinct may have their own contact details.
3. There is no ticket required to enter the Darwin Waterfront Precinct as it is a public area. However, some attractions such as the Wave Lagoon and the Darwin Convention Centre may have their own admission fees. Public transportation such as buses and taxis are available to get to the precinct, and there is also parking available for those driving.
