Cheap Flights from Boston to Darwin

About Darwin

Darwin is an overlooked city of Australia. Despite being the gateway to massive Kakadu National Park, and capital of Australia’s Northern Territory, Darwin often gets overshadowed by big Aussie cities. But this tropical destination has a laid-back vibe. It is rich in aboriginal heritage, and 30% of its population is born overseas. So, when you book a Boston to Darwin flight, expect to see a city that has become a melting pot of culture over the years.

Best Time to Book Boston to Darwin Flights

The climate of Darwin can be classified as tropical savannah, with very little rainfall and moderate temperature all year round. The wet season in Darwin is oppressive and overcast and the dry season is muggy and partly cloudy. Hence, many visitors prefer to explore the city during the dry season.

Details About Boston to Darwin Flights

Traveling from Boston to Darwin? The best way to travel between the two cities is to take a flight, which takes 32 hours. Airlines, such as Qantas, Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand, and Qatar Airways, etc. offer 61 flights on this route. However, none of these airlines offer non-stop flights on this route. So, expect two or more layovers at Doha, Bali, Singapore, Tokyo, and Dubai.

To avail a cheap Boston to Darwin flight ticket price, book your seat with Qantas at the cost of AUD 1,276 for a one-way trip and AUD 2,708 for a round trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Boston Logan International Airport and Darwin International Airport (BOS-DRW).

Here are some insights concluding flight fares on this route:

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Qantas	AUD 1,276	Book Now
	Air New Zealand	AUD 1,285	Book Now
	Emirates	AUD 1,294	Book Now
	Singapore Airlines	AUD 1,365	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Qantas	AUD 2,708	Book Now
	Qatar Airways	AUD 2,765	Book Now
	Singapore Airlines	AUD 2,838	Book Now
	Air New Zealand	AUD 2,864	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Darwin

Moorish

Only a few chefs can dare to blend Mediterranean and African cuisine and Moorish has got one of them. Here, you can enjoy seafood, steaks, tapas, and excellent wine in a cozy environ with tiled floors and vibrant yet soothing decor.

Yots Greek Taverna

Yots Greek Taverna is a waterfront Greek restaurant that specializes in fresh quality seafood dishes and classic moussaka, spanakopita and feta-loaded Greek salads. The prices of the dishes of this laid-back restaurant are highly reasonable.

Hanuman

Hanuman is a southeast Asia restaurant, specializing in Indian and Thai dishes. It is an open-plan space with high ceilings and Asian wood carvings. Their chicken butter masala, naan, and mutton curries are highly popular among the patrons.

Best Hotels in Darwin

Mindil Beach Casino Resort

Address –  Mindil Beach, Gilruth Ave, Darwin City NT 0820, Australia

Price – AUD 280

Novotel Darwin Airport

Address – 2 Sir Norman Brearley Dr, Darwin City NT 0812, Australia

Price – AUD 180

Darwin Resort

Address – 378 Stuart Hwy, Winnellie NT 0820, Australia

Price – AUD 75

Places to Visit in Darwin

Darwin Military Museum

The museum features multimedia Defense of Darwin experience that commemorates the bombing of Darwin in 1942. The multimedia presentation includes first-hand accounts of Darwin’s role in WWII. The museum is located in a tropical garden, surrounded by sea. It still has a coastal battery, bunkers, observation towers, and gun positions.

Litchfield National Park

A trip to Litchfield National Park is a rewarding experience. It is visited by 260,000 visitors annually. The area was once inhabited by the aboriginals for thousands of years and hence the Kungarakan and Marranunggu people consider it a sacred site. There are several waterfalls and hiking trails inside the park. Take an indigenous tour to learn about the area’s original owners and their culture.

Tiwi Islands

The stunning Tiwi Islands are just a 2.5-hour ferry ride away from Darwin. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city. The hospitality of the locals, fishing culture, lush rainforests, and tropical beaches make your trip unforgettable. In these islands, you can learn about the rich history, culture, and tradition of Australia’s indigenous people.

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